England's churches and churchyards have long been the focus of unsettling popular beliefs, from the monstrous black dog known as the Churchyard Grim to spectral appearances and the sinister machinations of witches, while even churches themselves sometimes housed sinister objects, such as a magica...

When we think of the pre-Reformation parish church, prior to King Henry VIII’s supposed “stripping of the altars”, the image conjured is often of an arena of visual delights; filled to the brim with all the smells and bells of traditional Catholicism—a highly sensory type of worship that offered ...

Do you know much about Oak Apple Day which takes place on 29th May each year? Did you know that King Charles I is regarded as a saint in the Church of England? Join us and learn more about this day and about the martyrdom of King Charles I.

This talk will is given by Fr Charles Card-Reynolds, Ch...