The 3 Punishments of the Knights Templar
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
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Barber, Malcolm - The New Knighthood, (Cambridge, 1994)
Nicholson, Helen - The Knights Templar, (Sutton, 2001)
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The Poor Fellow-Soldiers of Christ and of the Temple of Solomon (Latin: Pauperes commilitones Christi Templique Salomonici), also known as the Order of Solomon's Temple, the Knights Templar or simply as Templars, were a Catholic military order recognised in 1139 by papal bull Omne Datum Optimum of the Holy See.[4] The order was founded in 1119 and active from about 1129 to 1312.[5]
The order, which was among the wealthiest and most powerful, became a favoured charity throughout Christendom and grew rapidly in membership and power. They were prominent in Christian finance. Templar knights, in their distinctive white mantles with a red cross, were among the most skilled fighting units of the Crusades.[6] Non-combatant members of the order, who formed as much as 90% of the order's members,[2][3] managed a large economic infrastructure throughout Christendom,[7] developing innovative financial techniques that were an early form of banking, building its own network of nearly 1,000 commanderies and fortifications across Europe and the Holy Land, and arguably forming the world's first multinational corporation.
So templars were doing their absolute best to root out sin from their lives, doing harsh penances, and here I am, struggling to quit porn and masturbation, the biggest spiritual battle of my life.
Let it be an example of what will can do, if they could do this great things, you can accomplish this. Trust in the lord brother.
Kindly, a fellow sinner.
@Overby's Raiders And just because their job was to kill people that doesn't mean they're demons either.
Little man.
Full length episode yet again. Much appreciated. Thanks!
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Deus Vult!!!!!
For God! For The Pope! For Holy Land!....
Crusader 33 for god an his only begoten son our saviour Jesus christ Deua vult
Great podcast! Adding one implication to being absent overnight without permission: This was a military organization. In addition to every other thing stated, this was equivelant to being AWOL (UA) in modern military regulations
In Bodrum (Halicarnassus), Turkey is the Fortress St. Peter and Paul of the Knights of St. John.
Of particular interest in context to your video is a dungeon.
There they locked away members of the Order who committed minor offenses.
As a rule of thumb a prisoner would not survive the conditions more than 3 months. The heat in there is already unbearable.
The Templars were equally strict with offenders.
Thank you very much for your hard work on this subject 11:29 . 👍🏻💯
In order to understand and appreciate the life of a Knights Tenplar, you need to have a more than basic understanding of Catholicism. It was a wholly Catholic world back then, even the most common, lukewarm person had as much faith and dedication to tradition than the most traditional Catholics today. Monastic life was how large portions of the population lived, and yes one community of monks were also warriors, the Knights Templar.
What were the Knights Tenplar spiritual obligations? Daily mass, rosary, liturgy of the hours?
The intro brought me back to church for some reason.
Amazing. The level of detail that you go into is epic
To your example around the 26 minute mark of the Templar who threw his mace at a bird, it was forbidden for Templar Knights to hunt for sport.
Thank you for your teachings 😊
"This brother just couldn't resist trying to take down this bird!"
Sorry. I cracked up more than I should've xD
What if someone just wanted to quit The Templars?
They gave a solemn vow, a vow was to be fulfilled. The bishop could substitute the vow for an equivalent or stronger obligation - hence why it was allowed to join stricter monasteries.
D E U S V U L T
Another episode: nice again very nice and pleasant to listen to.
You mentioned fallen Templars being sentenced to life imprisonment. Are there any examples of fallen Templars being executed?
Probably not by the orders themselves, because the ecclesiastical courts were not allowed to issue death sentences. Theoretically, they could give up a grave offender to the secular arm of the king of Jerusalem, who could then condemn him to death.
Great vid! DEUS VULT!
I'd like to see videos of the Teutonic Order.
bring back the Templars
They are still around
We are around.....
there are more of us than you can imagine
@@kvitravn6354 oh ya, are you a Catholic in good standing? Do you adore the Eucharist and abore sin? Are you living a monastic life?
@@ocean88eagle9 what you mean with that you are an official member of the real templars , wasnt they wiped out in late medieval times?
do a lot of people forget that normal the 3rd son of any noble family would go into the church as monks but would be train in the arts of war
It must have been tough to keep proud young men in check, in an enclosed order there is less chance for temptation and more recourse for support. From what I understand they were Benedictine but so different from other Benedictines!
once again great vid.. but I did notice, the order did not have a death penalty for brothers... makes sense, (could not kill a fellow Christian) cool.. again thanks.
I don't know if I'm hearing quiet voices in the background of the video or if they're in my head.
Their way of conducting themselves sounds so like modern professional soilders
twoonthewall in allot of ways they were the half step between feudal forces and modern professional forces of a period.
"Loss of habit" can anyone tell me what that phrase means?
It's explained in the podcast.
Gisli Ingvarsson habit as in a monk's habit , his robes. Loss of habit means you can't wear the uniform you have to wear plain clothes.
twoonthewall loss of swagger more like
nice
Yes very strict with very harsh penalties, that would make you cry, things like, CHOPPING ONIONS AAAHHHH!!! But thats not all you would cry over....how about carrying massive amounts of onions from the chopping blockto the pot !! MMUUUAAHAHAAHAAA!! The horror... The horror... Thehorror...
Real Crusades - I hope you expand your topic with COLONIZATION? Crusades and Colonization are they both religious inspired? Real Colonization History?
private eye yeah that would be great