The discovery of the only tomb of a Templar Master

The myth and a temporal and spiritual dispute make the Order of the Templars still popular and evocative in the collective imagination today. Some researchers have found an important trace: the discovery of the tomb of the Templar General Master Arnau de Torroja, who died at the end of the 12th century in Verona.

Nel 2017 il Presidente dei Catholic Templars, Mauro Giorgio Ferretti, discovered a sarcophagus at the Verona headquarters. The singular cross that accompanies it on the sides, a fiché cross, is the one that the ancient Templars reserved for their brothers who passed away.

The suspicion has led to a series of research and to what appears to be the greatest historical discovery regarding the Templars: the tomb is in all likelihood that of the ninth Master General of the Templars Arnau de Torroja. The tomb now needs an intervention to be isolated and placed in a special icon that makes it accessible to about 50 million fans in the world of the history of the Templars.

The Templars today

The Catholic Templars of Italy, inspired by the ancient Order of the Pauperes Commilitones Christi Templique Salmonici, the Poor Knights of Christ of the Temple of Solomon, called “Templars”, unlike what is the collective imagination soiled by imaginative cinematic events and false and bad taste novels, they have decided not to handle money except the € 60 per year membership fee required from members.

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The Templars of today are volunteers who deal with the recovery and custody of places linked to the ancient Order of the Poor Knights of Christ. Numerous initiatives are carried out daily: conferences, conventions, custody of places of worship and support for pilgrims in places of prayer and in many sanctuaries.

 

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Carrying out daily the eternal values of Christian chivalry, especially those of service and defense linked to the ancient order of the Templars.

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