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It is estimated that England is in need of 8,600 foster families.
It functioned as a Benedictine monastery from its foundation in 598 until the English Reformation.
Like the Taj Mahal, the 12 Eleanor Crosses are a symbol of a kingly grief.
The story of this church is intimately related to the lives of St. Bertha, King Aethelbert, and Augustine of Canterbury.
Built by St. Cedd in the year 654, it was reconsecrated much later, in 1920.
Thirty-one men and eight women, believed to be Chinese nationals, were found frozen to death in Essex.
In a time before science dominated medicine, many remedies were meant to soothe the soul, along with the body.
Henrietta Maria, the wife of King Charles I, tried to convert as many English people as she could and scandalized the locals by praying for Catholic martyrs.
The Enlightenment thinker, who influenced the American revolutionaries, was not previously known for tolerance of Catholics.
Bishop John Arnold is using the 16th-century Wardley Hall to launch his Laudato Si' response.
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