In 1986 the remains of an ancient boat were discovered on the north-west coast of the Sea of Galilee. According to the carbon 14 test, it would be typical of the time of Jesus. Sea of Galilee: background of stories such as the sedated storm, the miraculous catch of fish and Jesus walking on the waters. [...]
June 24, the day when the Church celebrates the Nativity of Saint John the Baptist, "the last of the prophets and the first of those who witnessed Christ the Savior" is a day of celebration in the Holy Land. One of the most prominent villages in the history of St John the Baptist is Ein Karem. [...]
The second section of the Terra Sancta Museum dedicated to the archaeological collections of the Studium Biblicum Franciscanum was inaugurated at the Convent of the Flagellation in Jerusalem. A Byzantine period cistern, an older room connected to the halls of a Crusader house and finally a splendid court with its adjacencies of the Mamluk age. The [...]
A series of images of the visit of Prince William, Duke of Cambridge, to the Church of the Holy Sepulcher.