Why the Chinon Parchment found in the secret Vatican archives does not exonerate the Knights Templar from the charge of heresy
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Category: Templar History
Tags: 13, 1307, 13th, buried, chinon, christ, Clement, cross, crucifix, crusade, de molay, Frale, france, friday, jesus, king, Knightfall, Knights Templar, Medieval, molay, parchment, Philip, pope, secret, spit, spitting, Templar, trial, vatican
I meet and talk to people in very different situations who are convinced that the Knights Templar in some guise or other control the world. How do they come to this view? A few months ago, I was talking to…
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Category: Templar Mystery
Tags: banker, buried, conspiracy, crown, francis, freemason, government, Grail, Hiram, holy, illuminati, jerusalem, jesuit, John, king, Knightfall, Knights Templar, London, Magna Carta, one, pope, Solomon, Soumrak templářů, switzerland, Temple, theory, today, tyre, vatican, World
Paolo Gabriele has been very swiftly convicted of leaking sensitive documents, which he gained access to as the butler to Pope Benedict XVI. The trial has thrown up some unwelcome details about how the Vatican operates – especially the existence…
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My favorite programme Legend Quest went in search of King Solomon’s Ring this week – fronted as ever by the hyper-active Ashley Cowie, self-styled ‘archaeological explorer’. Off he went to find this biblical ring that can give its owner superhuman…
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Category: Uncategorized
Tags: Ashley Cowie, jerusalem, Legend Quest, magic, Michael, mystery, Peter, pope, power, ring, rome, Solomon, Tel Megiddo, Templar, Temple in Jerusalem, vatican
Corrupt and evil popes through history
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Category: Medieval
Tags: benedict, bertone, Borgia, buried, butler, Cadaver Synod, Cesare Borgia, corrupt, crown, death, gabriele, Holy See, John Paul I, Knightfall, knights, murder, pope, Pope Benedict XVI, Roberto Calvi, rome, secret, Stefano Infessura, Templar, vatican, Vatican City
Many of the saints revered during the era of the Knights Templar (12th and 13th centuries) were removed from the liturgical calendar in the sweeping reforms of the Catholic Church in the 1960s. Up to 40 saints were no longer…
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Category: Catholic
Tags: barbara, benedict, Catholic Church, christopher, Christopher Columbus, Conan Meriadoc, faith, history, Jerome, Knights Templar, Lefevre, philomena, pius X, pope, pope paul VI, reform, roman, Saint Christopher, saints, Second Vatican Council, sedevacantist, tridentine, ursula, vatican, Vatican Two
The Knights Templar are routinely referred to as ‘warrior monks’. But were the Templars really monks in the accepted sense. In her book ‘The Templars – The Secret History Revealed’, well respected author Barbara Frale makes the point that strictly…
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Category: Templars and the church
Tags: barbara frale, bernard, Bernard of Clairvaux, church, faith, god, Holy Orders, Knight Templar, Sacrament, saracen, Templar, templars, vatican
