This blog started way back in 2010 – and I’ve gone back and compiled the top ten most popular blog posts over the last eight years. There are some that are no longer top scoring on the views front –…
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Category: Templar History
Tags: Ark of the Covenant, arn, barbara, Bradford, braveheart, buried, Catholic, chance, christopher, fact, festival, fortuna, fortune, game of thrones, Geese, Guillou, Helen Nicholson, history, Holy Grail, Jan Guillou, jerusalem, jewish, jews, Kabbala, kabbalah, Kingdom of Heaven, Knightfall, knights, Literature, lottery, luck, Medieval, middle ages, Nätterqvist, Nicholas, orlando bloom, OSMTH, Outlaw king, pantaleon, professor, Ridley Scott, rite, ritual, rome, sacked, Safed, saint, saints, secret, Solomon, sorte, Southwark, suerte, sweden, Swedish, Templar, templars, Temple, truth, turin shroud, vatican, Winchester
Some mysterious crop circles turned up in Temple Balsall where the Templars once had a preceptory
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How English churches have radically transformed since the Knights Templar with the removal of rood screens and whitewashing of walls
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Category: Templar History
Tags: box, box pews, Catholic, christ, Christian Church, church, Holy Trinity Church, king, Knightfall, Mary, Medieval, Minster, normans, pews, Ricardian, richard, Richard III, rome, Trinity, Virgin Mary, York, Yorkist
Around the world there are Knights Templar who are Freemasons and Templars who are Catholics or other denominations. The OSMTH has traditionally been seen as a Catholic oriented Templar body but it’s open to people of all Christian beliefs. So,…
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Category: Templar News
Tags: Catholic, current, england, freemason, Grand, Grand Priory, interview, knights, now, organisation, OSMTH, priory, Templar, today, wales
Why is the church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem so sacred to Christians and what was its inspiration for the Knights Templar? That was what I set out to discover on a visit to the holy city a few…
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Category: Templar History
Tags: Al-Hakim, buried, Catholic, channel, constantine, copt, Coptic, crucifixion, crusader, Crypt, discovery, Dome, Ethiopian, Geographic, Greek, history, holy, Holy Sepulchre, israel, jerusalem, jesus, Knightfall, knights, National, orthodox, seal, sepulchre, Syrian, Templar, tomb
Toledo in Spain shows how Christians and Muslims lived together and even allowed churches to become mosques and vice versa
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Category: Templar History
Tags: Catholic, christ, church, city, Compostela, convivencia, cristo, death, evil, faith, faiths, good, James, jewish, light, Luz, Mesquita, Mezquita, moor, Moorish, mosque, muslim, plague, reconquista, spain, Toledo
Secrets of the Knights Templar revealed on The Templar Knight blog such as how they wore their hair and eating habits
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Category: Templar History
Tags: Benedictine, Catholic, Catholic Church, customs, england, faith, hair, Knight Templar, Medieval, middle ages, Normandy, Templar
Season of the Witch – a Templar movie with Nicholas Cage that isn’t quite as bad as you may think
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Category: Templar Mystery
Tags: black death, Catholic, church, crusades, faith, Holy Land, Knightfall, Knights Templar, middle ages, plague, Ron Perlman, season of the witch, Templar
A grim reminder of the pogroms that accompanied the crusades in the 12th and 13th centuries in Europe has been the gruesome discovery in England of seventeen skeletons in a medieval well. The skeletons, jumbled together, have been subjected to…
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Category: Templar History
Tags: anti-semitism, blood libel, Catholic, faith, History of the Jews in Hungary, hugh of lincoln, hungary, Islam, jew, jews, Jobbik, judaism, norwich, pogrom, Politics of Hungary, Prioress' Tale, Templar, william of norwich
There are a whole load of other gospels apart from the four we know and they give a very different account of Jesus
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Category: Templar Mystery
Tags: apocrypha, Bart, bart ehrman, bible, body, Catholic, christianity, copt, crucifixion, death, ebionites, Ehrman, Essenes, faith, flesh, gospel, Gospel of Mary, Gospel of Thomas, jesus, marcionites, Mary Magdalene, Peter, resurrection, Thomas
