Travel: Postcard from Malta
If Malta is known, it’s known for what used to be called Christendom.
Dennis Lennox
CP Contributor
Travel: Forget Mexico, visit these 3 places instead
Forget Mexico. That’s my advice to readers seeking advice on where to go this spring.
Travel: Postcard from Tucson
While Tucson is hardly an unknown destination, Arizona’s second-largest city has more to offer than the bone-dry climate found throughout the Southwest.
300 years after his death, the enduring legacy of Sir Christopher Wren
Commemorations are underway for the 300th anniversary of the death of a man whose church architecture has stood the test of time.
Travel: 3 places in Europe to visit for religious heritage
Now is the time to plan that trip to Europe, with the peak late spring and summer travel season just around the corner.
Travel: Postcard from Miami Beach
Without question, this city across Biscayne Bay from Miami proper is known for its sandy beach even if the beach is actually artificial.
Travel: In Geneva, John Calvin is hidden in plain sight
Geneva has moved on from John Calvin. In fact, Switzerland’s second-biggest city has been majority Roman Catholic for decades.
Travel: Postcard from Rochester
As with other Rust Belt cities, this city on Lake Ontario and near New York’s spectacular Finger Lakes region has a significant number of old churches of different denominations. The most notable hides within plain sight among the sea of buildings in downtown Rochester.
A year in review: Disappointments and surprises from my travels
Another year of travel produced another year of travel surprises and disappointments.
Postcard from York, where Constantine the Great was proclaimed emperor
There are few places more significant in the development of the church than York, England. That’s because it was here in 306 — as in 1,716 years ago — that Constantine was proclaimed emperor. Back then, York was called Eboracum by the Romans.
