In the peace of Sainte Germaine (1568) four fortified cities, including Saumur were given to the Huguenots. These fortified cities allowed the Huguenots to worship in safety and peace.

Behind the column commemorating the proclamation of the Imaculate Conception by Vatican I the building of the Propaganda Fide houses the chapel of the Re Magi by Borromini.

Lordship, sacred or secular: The castle has witnessed an almost constant struggle for control between secular and sacred powers.

The Huguenots were the subject of the Western Christendom Travel Seminar in 1978 and again in 1986. In photographs we have the luxury of telling the story in the approximate sequence of events. The itinerary of the seminar ...

The symmetry of the columns are interlocked in the ceiling with the Holy Spirit descending upon all the worshippers.

The photo taken from the castle is spanned by the later Jesuit church on the extreme left and the Reformation church of the Holy Ghost on the right with the river Neckar in the background.

Francis I (who began the palace of the Louvre) was the recipient of the deciation of Calvin's Institutes (1536).

Geography again defies chronology as we visit the Counter Reformation and the Council of Trent with a paper by Lyle Rozeboom shown with his wife Carol.

Only ten kilometers from Nimes Avignon was under Papal rule until 1791