Pope Francis praises Queen Elizabeth's 'steadfast witness of faith in Jesus Christ' - Detroit Catholic
The Royal Family - The Queen with the Pope dring her visit to the Vatican City, 3 April 2014. | Facebook
Pope Francis and Queen Elizabeth meet in Rome | CNN
Saint Pius V: The Legendary Pope Who Excommunicated Queen Elizabeth I, Standardized the Mass, and Defeated the Ottoman Empire (Paperback) | Skylight Books
Pope Francis and Queen Elizabeth Meet for First Time | Time
Catholics in the reign of Queen Elizabeth I
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II exchanges presents with with Pope John Paul II during an audience at the Vatican in Rome, Italy. *Dressed in black and wearing a veil, the Queen was greeted
Pope 'deeply saddened' over death of Queen Elizabeth II
The Queen Anne Boleyn Society - ** Elizabeth I excommunicated by the Catholic Church ** On this day - 25th February - in 1570, Pope Pius V excommunicated Queen Elizabeth I of
Elizabeth I Excommunicated by Pope Pius V - HubPages
Queen Elizabeth met five popes in her lifetime | Catholic News Agency
Queen Elizabeth Gives Pope Francis a Bottle of Whiskey - ABC News
Queen Elizabeth's funeral: Did the pope attend? - Deseret News
Timeline - Pius V Excommunicated Queen Elizabeth I
Reports that Pope and Queen to meet in Northern Ireland | IrishCentral.com
Pope, British Catholics pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II - Catholic Star Herald
Queen Elizabeth II to Pope Francis on gift: "I hope that is unusual" - CBS News
Podcast: Queen Elizabeth's relationship with five popes | America Magazine
Elizabeth Marie Pope - Wikipedia
Rick Brutti on Twitter: "Queen Elizabeth I of England was excommunicated 447 years ago today by Pope Pius V. https://t.co/pydCJbWsNe https://t.co/MG8PKJOFKP" / Twitter
Queen Elizabeth II and the many popes she's met during her long reign
Queen Elizabeth meets Pope Francis for first time
1570 - The Excommunication of Elizabeth I - The Anne Boleyn Files
The Pope's Bull Against the Queen. The pope excommunicating Queen Elizabeth I of England Stock Photo - Alamy
How Queen Elizabeth II fostered religious tolerance | MercatorNet
