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During her reign, Mary I ordered the execution of hundreds of Protestants in her campaign to restore Catholicism to England.
Louis XIV ruled France for 72 years, the longest reign of any king in history, from May 14, 1643, until his death on September 1, 1715.
Catharism, a 12th century Christian sect challenging Catholic doctrine, faced violent persecution during Pope Innocent III's Holy War in medieval Europe.
Pope Benedict XVI's resignation in 2013 was overshadowed by a global sexual abuse scandal, revealing his failure to address clergy misconduct and corruption within the Catholic Church.
Cameroon has had no civil war, major ethnic or religious clashes, or violent coups since gaining independence in 1960.
On May 19, 1536, Anne Boleyn writes a final letter to her husband, who signed her execution notice, before facing her death at the scaffold.
A wedding ceremony unites Anna Katrina Facel and Brian Keith Pangeli, set against the backdrop of a controversial evangelical movement on sexual orientation.
Lady Jane Grey was proclaimed Queen of England at just 15 years old, ruling for only nine days before her execution in 1554.
1482 marked the arrival of Portuguese explorer Diogo Cao in the Congo, where he encountered ancient rituals and beliefs about souls and zombies.
Good Friday in the Philippines features a literal reenactment of Jesus Christ's crucifixion.
Evangelical Pastor Bruno Vito leads a growing movement in Sao Paulo, challenging Catholicism in Brazil.
Key and Peele reflect on their early days on Mad TV, discussing their collaborative sketch writing and the impact of their growing popularity on fan engagement.
In 1521, the Aztec Empire fell after being overthrown by Spanish conquistadors, aided by Malinche, a young indigenous woman who served as a translator.
Natasha Leggero recounts her conversion to Judaism on Conan, sharing her experiences in Catholic school and the joy of Shabbat celebrations.
An estimated 30,000 people have died in the Philippines due to Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs, prompting an investigation by the International Criminal Court.
The Vatican is criticized for its financial history and influence on Christian truth.
On July 9, 1553, Lady Jane Grey is proclaimed the first Queen of England at just 15 years old, amid a power struggle over the throne.
The video critiques the Pope's anti-immigrant stance on the USA's border wall policies.
Eight million pilgrims are expected to visit Lourdes this year, drawn by the belief in miraculous healings and the town's spiritual significance.
