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The assassins’ sect leader, Hasan-I Sabbah. They also called him ‘the Old Man of the Mountain’.
His Holiness Gregory IX… accuses the Order in concluding an agreement with Hasan-i- Sabbah… By virtue of the eight years of our friendship with the assassins, brother Keeper, their healers and alchemists granted the Order the knowledge, which no one in Europe possesses… The poisoned daggers of Hasan-i- Sabbah’s assassins are fine for strengthening our positions here, in Jerusalem, but they will be of little help for us beyond its borders.
Saint Malachy (1094 - November 2, 1148) was the Archbishop of Armagh, to whom were attributed several miracles and a vision of the identity of the last 112 Popes (see Prophecy of the Popes). He was Canonised by Pope Clement III, on July 6, 1199.
Saint Malachy wrote the manuscript of future 112 popes sitting enthroned in Rome. He gave each of the future pontifices a short aphoristical datum. He mentioned no names, just outlined some qualities of each pope and put us wise about what should bring the Christian world its reign.
Bertrand de Comps, the 17-th Grandmaster of the St.John Order of Jerusalem is gathering a convention.
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Fon Hompesh, the Grandmaster of the St.John Order of Jerusalem.
His devilish intention to undermine the Order went beyond his treacherous surrender of Malta to Napoleon’s fleet. He interfered wit the fulfillment of the Order’s secret mission: the preserving of the Sacred Blood and preventing Antichrist from being born in his terrestrial body.
Paul the First, the Grandmaster of the St. John Order of Jerusalem, was the Emperor of Russia between 1796 and 1801.
After Napoleon had captured Malta, the Russian emperor Pavel the First became the Order’s Grandmaster for a short while, and the Order’s residence was moved to Saint Petersburg… ‘Manifesto about the starting of the Order of Saint John of Jerusalem, for the noble aristocracy. By the grace of God, we, Pavel the First, Emperor and Sovereign of Russia, the Grandmaster of the Order of Saint John of Jerusalem...”
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