Religion Collection (#99)

Incense burns as Father Spiros Desylas intones during a service at the Greek Orthodox Church in Cardiff - 28th August 1963

Brahmin priest Mr R. P. Bannerjee at the alter of the goddess Durga during the most important Hindu festival of the year at the Community Centre, The Parade, Roath, Cardiff - 29th September 1987

Hulne Priory near Alnwick Castle

This was the regulation dress for wormen who were to be confirmed in 1885

Suez Crisis 1956 Soldiers of the York and Lancaster Regiment B and D Company 12th Battalion participating in a communion service given by Padre Raymond Morton at the British front line at El Cap

A Roman Catholic church damaged by enemy action during an air raid on the North East of England. 14th March 1943

Harvest Festival. Two of the children arriving with harvest festival gifts at Edgefield Primary School, Fawdon, are Hilary Duggua, aged five, and Susan Kinner, aged six

Bridegroom and his bride, Charanjit Sinhj Ghura, had never spoken to each other before their marriage in Newcastle today. Now, their silence broken

Tyneside Hindu bride Sasha Bedi, aged 28, married a man she d met only three times yesterday-in front of guests all over the world

Queen Elizabeth IIs visit to Coventry for the consecration of the new cathedral. She is seen here with the Lord Mayor, Alderman Arthur Waugh, at Coventry Railway station. 25th May 1962

Christening of nine month old Berenice Ann Cooper, daughter of singer Joe Browns mananger, at All saints church in Woodford Green, Essex

The ancient City of York. Seen here York Minster gates photographed from a side street York Minster by night Circa 1950

York Minster General View. 3rd April 1961. Local Caption watscan
York Minster General View. 3rd April 1961. watscan - - 06/04/2010

York Minster The Nave. 3rd April 1961. Local Caption watscan
York Minster The Nave. 3rd April 1961. watscan - - 06/04/2010

York Minster Choir boys. 3rd April 1961. Local Caption watscan
York Minster Choir boys. 3rd April 1961. watscan - - 06/04/2010

York Minster is a Gothic cathedral in York, England and is one of the largest of its kind in Northern Europel. The Minster is the seat of the Archbishop of York

Prince Charles visits Raja Maha Temple on arrival in Colombo in Sri Lanka. February 1998

Rev George Carey Archbishop of Canterbury

Stratford Town. 03 / 10 / 1962
Stratford Town. 03/10/1962

A view of the Guild Chapel, Statford-upon-Avon, which is in the course of restoration. 21/05/1957

York - A Floodlit view of York Minster, where the forthcoming marriage between HRH The Duke of Kent and Miss Katherine Worsley, will take place on June 8th 1961

Liverpools two cathedrals (Anglican and Catholic) - linking them together is Hope Street. Gothic and Space Age buildings, March 1967

Queen Elizabeth IIs visit to Coventry for the consecration of the new cathedral. She is seen here signing the distinguished visitors book at the Council House, watched by the Lord Mayor

Pope John Paull IIs visit to Coventry. The Holy Father steps out of the helicopter at Baginton airport in readiness to give the mid-morning mass. 30th May 1982

Krishna Vanta and wife. "The new Messiah"
Krishna Vanta and wife. " The new Messiah", " The Voice" 1949 017354/1

York Minster is a Gothic cathedral in York, England and is one of the largest of its kind in Northern Europel. The Minster is the seat of the Archbishop of York

York Minster The South Gate. 3rd April 1961. watscan - - 06/04/2010

A quiet corner of Kings Norton - the parish church seen from the canal. 14/09/1960

Early birds get the worms also two humans resting in St Phillips churchyard on this sunny morning. 31st May 1960

Ten year old choirboy Ian Stacey of Bethnal Green tries to break the concentration of his friend by blowing bubbles with his bubble gum during choir practice at St Matthews Church in the East end of

York - Aerial view of York Minster, where the forthcoming marriage between HRH The Duke of Kent and Miss Katherine Worsley, will take place on June 8th 1961

Scene from the play The Quaker Girl. 11th December 1928

The bridge and church at Marlow in Buckinghamshire, England circa 1950s

Prince and Princess of Wales visit to Italy. Princess Diana and Prince Charles talking to his holiness Pope John Paul II at the Vatican. Diana is dressed in black lace and wearing a veil

A young girl looks at the Dafodils growing in the remains of St Andrews Church in Plymouth which was bombed during WW2. Another young child kneels down at the altar of the church ruins to pray

The church of Nativity in Bethlehem the birthplace of baby Jesus is guarded by South Staffords regiment of the British Army

three of the ten Swiss Nurses sent by the international committee of the Red Cross to Palestine. On the right is Mademoiselle Florence Cousin who Was seriously wounded when on duty in the Jewish

WW2 Air Raid Bomb Damage London September 1941 A service is held by jews in the bombed out remains of the Aldgate synagogue in London

Service being held at St. Mary and Bow church in London during the Blitz attack of the German Luftwaffe. 1940s

WW2 bomb damage to church building in Yarmouth, Norfolk, East Anglia. June 1943

Straiten Church and Windmill surrounded by ripening wheat Rural religion Church Agriculture Crops Wheat farming Countryside Seasons Summer Circa 1945 1940s

Peterborough Cathedral Cambridgeshire circa 1939 Landmark Religion Street Scene

Unusual - A vicar prepares his christmas pudding at a service in church, stirring the mixture in a large mixing bowl. whilst the church goers look on... 25/11/1963

Ely Cathedral Cambridgeshire, The Cathedral was built on the only high ground on the Cambridgeshire fens. Circa 1935 © Mirrorpix

Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, France - Exterior Old Ruined Building circa 1900

Glastonbury Abbey in Somerset, old ruined building. 22nd September 1966

Lights by night bring out the beauty of the grey stones and gothic tracery of Sherbornes old Conduit Nightwatcher Archway Shadows Architecture Circa 1935 © Mirrorpix

The Harnham Gate to the Cathedral in Salisbury Wiltshire Architecture Old buildings England Circa 1950 © Mirrorpix

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"Religion: A Tapestry of Faith, Art, and History" From the haunting imagery of "The Wicker Man" UK One Sheet poster to the intricate illustrations in the Book of Kells depicting St. Matthew, religion weaves a captivating narrative through time. The delicate strokes of Durer's artistry bring forth a sense of devotion in his masterpiece, the Praying Hands. Marvel at the architectural brilliance captured in Filippo Brunelleschi's cross-section design for Santa Maria del Fiore Cathedral in Florence. This contemporary drawing by Lodovico Cardi da Cigoli reveals how faith can inspire breathtaking creations that stand as testaments to human ingenuity. In Jesus calming the storm on the Sea of Galilee, find solace amidst life's tempestuous trials. Witnessed through reflections upon Angkor Wat Temple mirrored on Siem Reap's tranquil lake, spirituality embraces nature and finds harmony within its surroundings. Odin sits regally upon his throne, reminding us that religious beliefs transcend borders and cultures throughout history. Glastonbury Tor stands tall as an ancient beacon where spirituality meets earthly wonders. St Pancras Old Church whispers tales from centuries past; its walls hold secrets known only to those who seek solace within its hallowed grounds. The Salem witch trials' court records serve as reminders of humanity's struggle with fear and intolerance when confronted with differing beliefs. Behold Athena standing proudly in her Parthenon sanctuary—a symbol of wisdom and strength revered by ancient Athens—reminding us that religion has shaped civilizations since time immemorial. As you stroll down Downshire Hill or explore Hampstead’s streetscape, contemplate how religion intertwines with daily life—offering guidance and purpose to individuals across diverse communities worldwide. Religion is not merely a concept but an ever-evolving tapestry woven from threads connecting humanity to something greater than ourselves—an expression of our deepest hopes, fears, aspirations, and the quest for meaning.