Battle of the Winwaed
Christian King Oswiu of Northumbria defeated and killed the pagan King Penda of Mercia, a turning point for Christianity in Anglo-Saxon England.
Faith Through the Ages - Today in Religious History
Christian King Oswiu of Northumbria defeated and killed the pagan King Penda of Mercia, a turning point for Christianity in Anglo-Saxon England.
Pope Clement V opened the Council of Vienne, which addressed the suppression of the Knights Templar and reforms in the Church.
Spanish conquistador Francisco Pizarro entered Cusco, leading to the spread of Roman Catholicism in the Inca Empire.
The Brest Bible, the first complete Protestant translation into Polish, was published, influencing Polish Reformation.
The Lutheran astronomer and mathematician Johannes Kepler died, whose work harmonized science and faith.
The 'Soldier King' died; his policies shaped Prussian Protestantism and religious tolerance.
The proclamation of the republic led to the separation of church and state in Brazil, impacting Catholic influence.
The League of Nations held its first assembly, with religious leaders advocating for peace and ecumenism.
The network began broadcasting religious programs, expanding the reach of Christian messages.
The Nazis deported Roma, including many Christians, to other camps, part of the Holocaust's persecution of minorities.
Religious groups joined anti-war protests, reflecting the social activism of the era.
The Anglican Church of Canada ordained its first female priests, a milestone for gender equality in the church.