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Troyes - trading hub and Templar cradle

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The court of one of the founding fathers of the Knights Templar, Hugues I Count of Champagne (c.1074–1130) stood at the old city of Troyes. ...

Agnus Dei - a papal and Templar symbol

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During his inauguration on March 19, 2013 pope Francis used a papal staff or ferula which shows on the front of the cross in the center the ...

Champagne, the Templar cradle

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To understand the origin of the Knights Templar and the mechanisms that lead up to their birth, one should explore their place of origin. ...

Pope Francis - a Templar and interfaith link?

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On 13 March 2013 (13-3-13) Cardinals of the Roman Catholic Church elected Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio, born Dec 17, 1936, in Buenos Aire...

699th Commemoration death of Jaques de Molay

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On March 18, 2013 we commemorate the 699th anniversary of the death of the last official Grand Master of the Knights Templar, Jacques de M...

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...