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Christianity in England owes its origin primarily to the labors of Pope Saint [[Gregory the Great]]. Britain was Catholic Christian for nearly a millenium after the labors of the Saintly Pontiff, and it became Anglican Christian after the Protestant Reformation.
Christianity in England owes its origin primarily to the labors of Pope Saint [[Gregory the Great]]. Britain was [[Catholic]] [[Christian]] for nearly a millenium after the labors of the Saintly [[Pontiff]], and it became [[Anglican]] Christian after the [[Protestant Reformation]].
Saint George is recognized as the Patron Saint of [[England]] and the Flag of England includes the [[Cross]] of Christ. Britain has deep Christian roots and many British Christians hope for a revival of the Christian Faith in their country, the Faith that made Britain Great.
Saint George is recognized as the Patron Saint of [[England]] and the Flag of England includes the [[Cross]] of Christ. Britain has deep Christian roots and many British Christians hope for a revival of the Christian Faith in their country, the Faith that made Britain Great.