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Celestine V - the 13th century abdicating pope
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Pope Saint Celestine V (1215 – 19 May 1296), was born Pietro Angelerio to parents Angelo Angelerio and Maria Leone in a town called Sant...
Popes Benedict XVI and Celestine V - a templar link? - quote
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" On 28th April 2009 Pope Benedict XVI visited the town of L’Aquila in Italy, which had been struck by a severe earthquake causing ...
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Principality of Seborga - Cistercian-Templar state or hoax?
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Seborga was an ancient feud of the Counts of Ventimiglia. In 954 Count Guido bestowed the castle, the Saint Michael's Church in Vent...
Medieval stories in a Portugese railway station
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In the entrance hall of the Sao Bento station in Porto, northern Portugal, is a display in painted tiles of key scenes in medieval history f...
The Temple of Zaamslag, the Netherlands
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The Temple of Zaamslag or Tempelhof was a Commandery of the Knights Templar, located at Zaamslag, a village in the south-west of the Netherl...
Agenda 2012-2013
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source: www.ordo-balliolensis.eu EVENTS 2012 - W.E 17 March. Commemoration Jacques de Molay (Paris- F). - W.E 13 Avril in Erevan ...
Knights Templar sites in Belgium and Luxemburg
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In his book on the Knights Templar in the Low Countries *) Jan Hosten lists many sites of (former) commanderies, Templar houses and farms, a...
Templar Architecture: Practicality and Praise
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" Within a very short period of the formation of the Poor Knights of Christ and the Temple of Solomon, a new style of church architect...
Origin of the Knights Templar according to Addison (1842) - part 3
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" The above rule having been confirmed by a Papal bull, Hugues de Payns proceeded to France, and from thence he came to England, and ...
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