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Medieval Christmas – eight centuries ago!

Posted on December 18, 2018 by Tony McMahon

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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

Easter – ten pointless facts

Posted on March 31, 2013 by Tony McMahon

One pointless fact after another about Easter in a top ten of Tony McMahon’s Easter Pointless Facts on the Knight Templar blog

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Category: Templar News Tags: alexandria, Easter, egg, equinox, food, Gregorian calendar, jesus, Mary Magdalene, medieval, one, pagan, Paschal Full Moon, Passover, pointless, rabbit, Roman Empire, sun, Templar

Did the Knights Templar worship Jesus as some kind of sun God?

Posted on December 27, 2010 by Tony McMahon

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