Today we remember Lucian Tapiedi, who was among 333 Christians who lost their lives in New Guinea during the occupation of the island by Japanese forces in 1942.
Tapiedi is one of ten 20th-century martyrs whose statues above the Abbey's Great West Door.
Most people have completely forgotten about Africa’s medieval Christian kingdoms.
Researchers just brought the 1,000+ year-old, golden fashion of Nubian kings and queens off cathedral walls and into real life. Look at the sheer level of detail!
@machikaonda good to meet you in Norwich after Luke Pepera's talk on his book Motherland. I have forwarded your details and who hopefully will make a connection. Best wishes on your journey, Lorraine