Pakachoag, which means river bend, was at the edge of what is now called the Blackstone River. There were streams on the land ...

St George is England’s patron saint, and is shared with other places like Ethiopia, Catalonia, Aragon, Bulgaria, Russia and Portugal. Elsewhere, students across the region dressed up to mark the ...

ST GEORGE'S Day is celebrated on April 23 every year – but not in 2025. While thousands take to the streets to celebrate the patron saint of England, an old Church ruling technically delays ...

St George is England’s patron saint, shared with other places such as Ethiopia, Catalonia and Aragon. He was widely celebrated as a warrior saint, but in 1346 his position was elevated to patron ...

As well as in England, he is celebrated as a patron saint in Georgia, Malta and Gozo, Portugal, Romania and the Spanish regions of Aragon and Catalonia. Other things St George is the patron saint ...

The wedding day, Wednesday, July 25, was the Feast of St James, patron saint of Spain, a date laden with significance for Philip's homeland. Philip arrived at the Cathedral around 11am, splendidly ...

The patron saint of outcasts, she embodies uncertainty ... (Women were linked to sin through carnal desire.) As James Carroll, the author of “Constantine’s Sword” and a former Catholic ...

The wedding day, Wednesday, July 25, was the Feast of St James, patron saint of Spain, a date laden with significance for Philip's homeland. Philip arrived at the Cathedral around 11am ...

St George is England's hero, but he is more than that. He is the patron saint of Catalonia, Georgia, Greece, Portugal, and a few other areas. His historical and mythological legacy continues to ...