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The story of Byzantium and the Emperor Theodosius III who was forced to retire to a monastery with his son.  Then the catastrophic 4th crusade, intended for Jerusalem which ended up in sacking Constantinople

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How a Papal Interdict stopped public daily mass in England - a feat that wasn't repeated till the Coronavirus Lockdown.  How this ultimately lead to the Magna Carta, the reigning in of a tyrant, and the foundations of individual liberty in the UK and the USA

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How Christian businessman William McGregor started the Football League.  A teetotaller, first he cleaned up Aston Villa and then as the game was becoming more professional, he organised regular fixtures 

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Today a college in Massachusetts was established by vote and named after its largest benefactor the Rev John Harvard, we explore his life and how the college has grown into one of the most famous universities in the world. 

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Described as one of the most expansive audio experiences in the classical world - Berlioz's Requiem was commissioned in memory of French Soldiers who died in Algeria

Today we look at the life of St Aethelwold, who rebuilt the church after 300 years of Viking raids.  Also the unlikely assimilation of Christianity into the Vikings and how Bluetooth got its name 

Mount Athos is a unique centre  for Orthodox Christianity,  today in 1913 the Russian Navy removed 800 monks.  We look at the traditions there and its claim to be Marys Garden

The greatest of the Baroque composers was a man of profound Lutheran faith, we look at his life

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The Peruvian Dominican Gustavo Gutierrez is seen by many as being the father of Liberation Theology this is his story

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The life of the great Catalan architect Antoni Gaudi is intertwined with his magnus opus the Sagrada Familia. It changed him and he changed ecclesial architecture with his imagination and genius.