St Bede explains how the Exodus and the Ten Commandments are related to Easter and Whitsuntide.

In the fourth century, Britain’s Christians acquired a taste for watering down the mystery of their message.

Anglo-Saxon poet Cynewulf imagines the farewell between Jesus and his Apostles, forty days after his resurrection.

The earliest Christians longed to celebrate the resurrection together at Passover, but that was not as easy as it sounds.

An Irish princess fled to Cumbria to escape the Vikings, clutching her precious silver bracelet.

The long-lost monastery at Crayke in North Yorkshire was home to two saints with different but equally valuable gifts.