SAINT George’s Day is traditionally celebrated on the same day each year, but there is a major change for the 2025 version of ...

This is because church rules state that any saint's day that falls during Holy or Easter week is moved to the week following the Easter fortnight, typically the first Monday. So, St George's Day ...

Why has Church of England moved St. George's Day this year? While the feast for St. George's Day is held on the 23rd of April, the traditionally accepted date of Saint George's death, this year it ...

A look at some of the top headlines across the nation, including George Santos being sentenced to prison, the FBI arresting a ...

Yesterday evening Downing Street held a reception to mark the day of England's patron saint. A note issued by the Church of England states: “When St George's Day or St Mark's Day falls between ...

Watch Russell Palmer, a professional performer, speak about the importance of St George's Day as he jokes "I don't really ...

St George's Day is usually celebrated on April 23, but will take place on April 28 instead in 2025, according to the Church ...

SAINT George’s Day is traditionally celebrated on the same day each year, but there is a major change for the 2025 version of the holiday. The Church of England has announced that the ...

Rev. Tommy Dillon II of St. Margaret's Episcopal Church had been looking for a way to reach out to the St. George city, to be a center for culture like the Anglican Church in England. Lognion ...

If you've woken up this morning ready to fly your St George's flag, you might be surprised to find out you've got the date wrong. Typically, St George's Day is celebrated on April 23 each year.

Church rules dictate that any saint's day falling during Holy or Easter week is moved to the week following the Easter fortnight, typically to the first Monday. This means that St George's Day has ...

ST GEORGE'S Day is celebrated on April 23 every year – but not in 2025. While thousands take to the streets to celebrate the patron saint of England, an old Church ruling technically delays ...