First broadcast 60 years ago, Journey of a Lifetime explained Christian concepts to Sunday TV viewers 

It was the 1990s. The Catholic twenty-somethings like me who gathered around their TVs every Thursday night to watch Friends were too young to have ever heard of the Legion of Decency, which operated back when a Catholic organization could make or break a Hollywood movie. We wanted something entertaining, a story and characters we

Comedy duo Peter Cook and Dudley Moore made the show about Jesus's acquaintances in 1964

Paolo Sorrentino hasn't compromised his cinematic vision in his move to the small screen

Victoria was by no means a model constitutional monarch, but she remains a fascinating figure in British history

L'Osservatore Romano honoured the show on its 50th anniversary

The term 'celebrity' might be used loosely in the latest series of Big Brother and its spin-off show

A television series starring Jude Law as Pope will premiere this Autumn