Taking Roman Chichester as their inspiration, Justin Bulpett and Malcolm Meaby are planning a remarkable odyssey, pedal-cycling more than 1,000 miles in 11 days this July and August.Fr ...

Archaeologists in Manchester, England recently made a major breakthrough hiding barely beneath the surface. A "well-preserved" road built by the Roman empire was reportedly found just over a foot ...

When St. Paul encountered Christ on the road to Damascus, his life was changed. A Catholic summer camp ministry based in Ohio — but expanding around the country — hopes to give young adults the ...

A well-preserved Roman road is among the finds uncovered by archaeologists in a city centre. The artefacts have been found in ...

Msgr. Joseph Prior unpacks the classic story of the Good Samaritan that Jesus tells in this Sunday’s Gospel. We hear the Lord speaking to our hearts and inviting us to open our minds to our neighbors, ...

With plans for Shrewsbury's North West Relief Road paused this week, a long history of new roads around the town could be coming to an end, at least for the time being. The Liberal Democrat ...

With plans for Shrewsbury's North West Relief Road paused this week, a long history of new roads around the town could be coming to an end, at least for the time being. The Liberal Democrat ...

The conversion of Paul the Apostle was a watershed moment in Christianity. Here’s how his efforts to spread the faith jumpstarted what is now the world’s largest religion.

The UK's longest Roman road that's an incredible 229 miles long The Roman road passes through pretty towns and villages steeped in history.

The Romans built more than 250,000 miles of roads across their empire, of which 50,000 miles were stone-paved, connecting cities, armies, and trade routes.

Stephen Webb writes: As a (near) lifelong bureaucrat, I always have an interest in, and a certain fellow feeling with, past colleagues facing challenges. And being a Roman military or civil leader ...

The roads built by the Romans in Britain continued to be used for both travel and trade in the Middle Ages for more than a thousand years after the fall of the Roman Empire, according to a recent ...