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History of The Knights Templar - Part 6: The Chinon Parchment
The Chinon Parchment is a historical documentdiscovered in September 2001 by Barbara Frale, an Italian paleographer at the Vatican Secret Archives. On the basis of this document she has claimed that, in 1308, Pope Clement V absolved the last Grand Master, Jacques de Molay, and the rest of the leadership of the Knights Templar from charges brought against them by the Medieval Inquisition.
From COP-21 to COVID-19: The Collapse of 'Predictive Models' and the Return to Actual Thinking
American Surgeon General Jerome Powell’s recent announcement that America would begin using real data and real trends instead of the World Health Organization-Bill Gates driven ‘predictive models’ came as a breath of fresh air for many who were beginning to lose hope that reason had been banished from world policy. When compared with reality, the WHO/Gates-funded narrative justifying the total shutdown of global economies falls apart like a house of cards as outlined perfectly by the Swiss Propaganda Research Institute’s Facts of COVID-19.
Heroic Canadian pro-life priest Fr Alphonse de Valk dies at 88
One of Canada’s greatest life heroes, Basilian Fr. Alphonse de Valk, died April 16 at age 88.
His passing on Thursday afternoon in the palliative care wing of Scarborough General Hospital followed a short bout of pneumonia and was not due to the novel coronavirus.
Coronavirus hurting mental health of Americans but religious support may help, studies show
While some of Americans say they can endure social distancing directives that have shut down schools and businesses across the country for “as long as is necessary” before their physical health or finances are significantly impacted, less than 50% say their mental health will hold up.
Happy Easter to all our Orthodox friends
“Christ is risen from the dead,
trampling down death by death,
and on those in the tombs bestowing
life!”
Incredible Jesus find made during Holy Sepulchre restoration revealed
Scientists have been stunned after they uncovered incredible discoveries below the Church of the Holy Sepulchre while refurbishing the tomb where Jesus resurrected.
Justice Department sides with Christians fined for attending drive-in Holy Week service
The Department of Justice warned a city in a court filing that fining Christians who attended a Holy Week service while sitting in their cars is to “target religious conduct.”
For want of a lot of good men
We are living in a unique time in history. Never has politics been so polarised, never has mainstream society come so near to amorality (although Nero’s Rome came close), and never has it been so difficult for a woman to find a good man.
History of the Knights Templar - Part 5: The Templars On Trial [Video]
When King Philip IV of France wanted the Templars brought under trial, Pope Clement V was forced to comply. But the Templars' Grand Master, Jacques de Molay stood up to the most powerful forces of his day.