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An expert historian reveals the true history of the Crusades and looks at modern conceptions of the Crusades, comparing them with the aims and motivations of those who took part.

First published in 1891, Pope Leo XIII’s “Rerum Novarum” was the Church’s bold response to the upheaval caused by the Industrial Revolution. It became the inspiration behind the name of our current Pope, Leo XIV.

What happens in the Conclave? Bound by oaths of secrecy, they can never reveal what is said behind the closed doors of the Sistine Chapel, but what can be told about the Conclave and what actions are taken behind closed doors, Mgr Charles Burns, OBE explains.

Biography of the famous martyred bishop from El Salvador known for speaking up for the poor and for his fidelity to the Church.

The life of a handsome and active young man from an influential family in Turin who dedicated his short life to the care of the poor and the sick and working for social and political reforms.

An examination of this most controversial chapter in the Church's history.

For a survivor of human trafficking, the discovery of Jesus Christ gave meaning to her appalling suffering.

The extraordinary life of a prelate of Opus Dei whose ministry was spent at the centre of some of the most momentous Church events of the twentieth century.

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