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Templar Did Not Have A Vow Of Poverty

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Contrary to the destructive propaganda of egalitarianism, marxism, and socialism, the Templar Did Not Have A Vow Of Poverty. While it claims to make everyone feel better to say there were no true Sovereign representatives in the past, that is purely satanic, destructive, and not of God. Enemies of Christendom have sought to re-write what […]

Continuity of the Brunswick Templar, the Sovereign Protection

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Continuity of the Brunswick Templar Introduction: The Significance of the 1321 Agreement The 1321 Agreement between Duke Otto of Brunswick, a former Templar commander, and the Order of St. John (Hospitallers) stands as a cornerstone document in the history of the Templar Order in Europe. This agreement not only outlines the transfer of key Templar […]

A Few “Separatist Culdee” Books on 2nd Century St Elfanus and his King Lucius

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Numerous scholars have highlighted the push-back of the Celtic church against Rome. The Irish Primate / Bishop Ussher also wrote well on this topic in the 17th Century (which was also recognized in the era King Charles the Martyr restored the office of the Culdees as direct successors of the schools established by St Patrick). […]

Ministerial Office Chronology of Rev. Dr. Stephen M.K. d’Guelph Brunswick ThD PhD.

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Our Current Primace Elected 2015-Present Orthodox Church of the Culdees Rev. Dr. Stephen M.K. d’Guelph Brunswick ThD, PhD. (Main Lines of Apostolic succession found below) The inspirational life testimony of ++ Stephen is a larger topic, however here are the main ministry events in the Orthodox Church of the Culdees in as chronological with some […]

Brunswick Continuing Knights Templar House of the Original Angevin Royals’ branch, with full Royal protections of the Templar, incl. fons honorum

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Latest Content on this Topic: Henry the Lion and the Templar Legacy: The Significance of Supplingenburg   Brunswick Continuing Knights Templar House of the Original Angevin Royals’ branch, with full Royal protections of the Templar, incl. fons honorum The House of Brunswick descends from the original Nobility (Angevin) who had set up and founded the […]

L'église celtique historique et l'église orthodoxe d'aujourd'hui des Culdees

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In the Scoti-Monasticon it quotes Boece (circa 1530) that “the term Culdee originally denoted monks, but up to his time was applied to all priests.”   Dr Wylie In his “History of Scotland” elaborated: “It was the Culdee lamp that burned at Constance, at Basle, at Ypres, at Worms and Mainz. Boniface, the emissary of […]