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71The Currency of Europa
by vobor
The currency of Europe is the Euro. The euro banknotes and coins are part of everyday life for approximately 320 million people in the euro area. In this article we prresent the seven euro banknotes and... published 7 months ago
86Mosaics of Rome: from Santa Maria Maggiore to Santa Maria in Trastevere
by vobor
In Rome are preserved important mosaic mural that tell ancient stories and illustrate complex theological concepts. These fascinating paintings made almost entirely of glass, in a wide range of colors... published 8 months ago
84Superstitions Good and Bad
by monitor
Good and bad superstitions. Black cats, broken mirrors, opening umbrellas indoors, seven years bad luck, demigods, Holy Trinity and much more. published 6 months ago
70The Three Black Popes
by Milkman95th
Enter your search terms Submit search form Changes through the Ages Martin Bernal's three part book series titled Black Athena sets out to explain the Afroasiatic influences on Greek... published 6 months ago
66The Church's DIRTY Little SECRETS
by VegaLove
It seems like the Catholic church is unable to to get out of the spot light with so many molestation charges being brought into court all over the world. This isn't one single church in a small town, instead... published 2 months ago
67Phobias: Fears that grip us
by allshookup
Phobias. The majority of the world have them. Most are afraid, or have a phobia of, telling anyone about it. Yet, they can effect our lives in so many ways. I have a friend who has Pediophobia. She is afraid... published 6 weeks ago
63Charlemagne in a Nutshell
by Job Surfer
The Franks were a Germanic tribe spread throughout Gaul and central Europe east of the Rhine River. They had converted from the Norse religion to Catholicism and were ruled by the Merovingian Dynasty. When... published 4 months ago
62Auckland Catholic Convention
by Convention NZ
Just as the inter-net is changing rapidly, so is life in general. Most would recognise a mysterious element to life and we can all observe numerous theologies, philosophies and traditions that we as humans... published 8 months ago
70A walk to the fountains of Rome - Italy
by vobor
In this article we want to make a perfect walk the fountains of Rome: the richest city in the world for water and fountains. So since antiquity, when well aqueducts 11 ensured the city thousands and... published 8 months ago
63My Name is Judas
by Aramis Ammonra
My name is Judas. Obviously I am aware how detestable my name sounded to you, but there is really nothing I could do about it. During my childhood, however, there was yet nothing detestable to it. For my... published 2 weeks ago
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