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Waltham Abbey – the stormy history of a medieval church!

Posted on December 20, 2018 by Tony McMahon

This week, in the English wintry sun, I visited a church packed with history – Waltham Abbey. It’s located in the county of Essex, just 15 minutes by train out of London. The church is famous for including the grave…

Category: Templar History Tags: abbey, altar, Augustinian, burial, canon, Canute, chancel, church, cloister, cross, Denny, dissolution, eleanor, england, essex, flint, grave, Harold, Hastings, Henry II, Holy Cross, monasteries, monastery, Montacute, nave, norman, priest, priory, Reformation, Saxon, site, somerset, Templar, tomb, Tovi, Viking, Waltham

Exorcism, fairies, devils and how to turn a maiden in to a love slave

Posted on December 6, 2011 by Tony McMahon

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There is a growing belief in exorcism in the US and Europe. The casting out of devils is coming back into vogue. It’s something our ancestors would have understood. Evil spirits were all around them waiting to make them sick,…

Category: Templar Mystery Tags: angels, buried, casting, changeling, channel, death, defy, demon, devil, discovery, evil, exorcism, exorcist, fairy, Four, god, hell, history, holy, knight, Knightfall, lucifer, magic, medieval, necromancy, nick, old, out, priest, Robinson, satan, Templar, Tony, witch