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Feature Articles
Vol. 3, #4, Issue #12
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The Knights Templar and the
Church
The idea of a religious military order
during the Middle Ages was a novelty. But with the advent of
the Crusades, the military order's ideals included both a mastery
of the ascetic lifestyle and that of the broadsword.
Henry
Sinclair's Voyage to America
What Happened to the Templars?
Once the military Order of the Knights
Templar was oficially disbanded in 1314, did the Order continue
on in the emergence of other organizations who inherited their
mantle or did a clandestine group of ex-Templars manage to keep
their fabled organization alive under a new banner?The Templar's
Secret Role in Scotland's
Battle for Freedom
The Way of the Stars: The
Pilgrimage to Compostela
In an age when violence and crime
passed with little comment, it is amazing that so many Europeans
made the hazardous pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela in northwest
Spain. In 813 AD, the burial site of St. James the Great, the
first cousin of Jesus and one of His most favored apostles, was
discovered when a strange, unnatural light shining from the sky
led bewildered but curious shepherds to the spot where the saint
was buried. This event marked the beginning of a new Christian
Mecca.
Benedict's BrothersThe Benedictine's Musical Staff
Columns
Digging into the Past: Stone at Tintagel Castle May Prove King Arthur
Legend a RealityDidst Thou Know:
The Trial of the WeevilHeraldry: An
Introduction to HeraldryWortcunning:
The Nutritious WaybreadRamblings: The
Legend of "True" Thomas the RhymerCulinary Delights: The Making of the Ale WifeCastle Lore: Yorkshire's Hallowed
HallsCastle Lore: Rievaulx
Abbey
