It was in February 2016 that archaeologists unearthed a unique rock-carved underground Byzantine church in Nevsehir in ...

The restored church of St George of the Latins in Famagusta was handed over on Wednesday by the Technical Committee on Cultural Heritage, while in Larnaca Tuzla mosque was also being delivered after ...

The heritage centre at St George’s Church is open daily from 10am to 12pm, except Sundays. Next to the pavilion is a large ...

Discover Britain's home-grown dragon legends after How To Train Your Dragon hits cinemas from St George to a fella who actually fought the winged beast (well, probably) ...

Following John’s death, reports emerged of a mysterious light appearing at his grave. The saint himself appeared in a dream to his spiritual father, instructing that his body be moved. The local ...

St George's Day, observed in the UK on April 23 every year, honours patron saint Saint George. This day is marked on the anniversary of his death in 303 AD. Also remembered as The Feast of George, the ...

St. George's Day is a feast day that holds great significance in England. It is typically celebrated every year on April 23 in honour of the country's patron saint.

SAINT George’s Day is a day of celebration across England, as people celebrate the history of the country. Normally celebrated on 23rd April each year, the date has been moved in 2025 for a v… ...

In 2025, St George's Day will not fall on Wednesday, 23 April, as it usually does. The holiday generally falls on the 23rd, as this is believed to have been the date of St George’s death.

Today as England celebrates St. George’s Day it’s worth remembering it was our own Adomnán who first introduced the story of the Palestinian holy man to these islands.

Who was St. George? St. George was not actually of English origin. He was born in the 3rd century AD in Cappadocia, which is in present-day Turkey.

The feast of Saint George is considered one of the most important in Orthodoxy. Because some of the hymns sung in his honor include references to the Resurrection, it can never be celebrated ...