What was a medieval Christmas really like? Templar expert Tony McMahon investigates Christmas in the Middle Ages
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Category: Templar History
Tags: abbot, Ancient, blind, buff, carol, Christmas, dark, dulci, egg, feast, feasting, game, games, goose, jubilo, light, Lord, Medieval, middle ages, mike oldfield, misrule, modern, sun, Templar, turkey, unreason, wassail, wassailing, winter solstice, Yule, yuletide
Tony McMahon is the author of the Templar adventure Quest for the True Cross and next year will be publishing a major investigation into the Knights Templar
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Category: Templar News
Tags: Audition, author, beard, beardy, Big, book, buff, buried, cross, Daily Mail, Forbidden, Hampton, Hampton Court, historian, history, ITV, Jamie Theakston, knights, knights templar, mcmahon, production, quest, Quest for the True Cross, show, sun, Templar, templars, The Big Audition, Tony, tony mcmahon, TV, twenty, UKTV
Or maybe you do know some of these things – but just in case: Easter is a moveable feast that is always on the first Sunday following the Paschal Full Moon. However, the date of that full moon is determined…
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Category: Templar News
Tags: alexandria, Easter, egg, equinox, food, Gregorian calendar, jesus, Mary Magdalene, medieval, pagan, Paschal Full Moon, Passover, rabbit, Roman Empire, sun, Templar
Some believe the Templars came from a part of France with strong traditions of sun worship – and may have worshipped Jesus as a sun god.
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Category: Templar Mystery
Tags: druid, Dungeon, goth, jesus, Knight Templar, Medieval, middle ages, newage, Pope Cornelius, Samuel Pepys, Sol Invictus, stonehenge, sun, Templar, wicca
