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The Council of Vienne: royal blackmail for Templar condamnation

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" The Council of Vienne (1311-12), the fifteenth Ecumenical Council, is a good example of the Church wrestling with the problem of...

The "Association Historique du Temple de Paris"

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ASSOCIATION HISTORIQUE DU TEMPLE DE PARIS 40 Rue des Blancs Manteaux 75004 Paris contact@templedeparis.fr Tél . +33 1 30 70 00 52 In P...

The first Order of Jerusalem: the Hospitaller Order of St John

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Around 1050 the Amalfi merchant family De Pantaleon opened a hospital under the protection of St. John the Baptist in Jerusalem, close to ...

Beauchassin Templar House, Allier, France

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The Allier Department does not house very many present day Templar sites, as can be seen on this map .  However, one of the best preserved T...

The Templar Order's birthdate pin-pointed on January, 1120

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In his book The New Knighthood: A History of the Order of the Temple Malcolm Barber (1995) provides a detailed and by now classical recons...

The Masters of the Temple - a review worth reading

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On his website Gordon Napier published an elabroate and apparently well researched review of the Masters of the Knights Templar through th...

Virtual visit to a Cistercian monastery

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As the research of TemplarsNow is progressing, proof of the direct relationship between the Cistercian monastic Order and the Order of the ...

"The Templar Revelation" reviewed by Theresa Welsh

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Key quotes from the review by Theresa Welsh of  The Templar Revelation: Secret Guardians Of The True Identity Of Christ by Lynn Picknett a...

Knights Templar and Freemasonry - Did the Masons Succeed the Templars?

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Some consider the Freemasons to be the direct successors of the Knights Templar. What are the facts?