Declaration of Dignities in the Order February 21, 2017 A. D. Our Religious Association, the Ordo Militaris Catholicus, is a security and defense initiative for the defense of Catholics from persecution for the Faith. as such the Association includes volunteers, donors and supporters who are both military and non military. There are several grades of […]
Our founder explains the Order & Its goals Recorded by the Slaves of the Immaculate Heart, at the Crusaders’ Conference, St. Benedict Center, Richmond, New Hampshire, USA, at the end of September, 2016. The actual talk, which is 44 minutes long, begins at the 26:55 minute mark in the video below. The MPG3 Video: recorded […]
Ordo Militaris, Inc. Dividend Declaration of Dec. 19, 2016: Today the Board of Directors of Ordo Militaris, Inc., the WY C-Corporation, announced a $25 per share dividend on the Common Stock of the Corporation, under these terms: Ex-dividend Date: This dividend is applicable to all outstanding shares of the Y01 and T01 Classes of Stock, […]
Reprinted via translation from the Nahrain Post: Baghdad, Iraq — Tuesday, Sept, 6, 2016 A. D.: His Eminence Louis Raphael I Sako, the Catholic Chaldean Patriarch of Baghdad demanded “Self-management and International protection of the Country of the Nineveh Plains after its liberation, to ensure the return of the diaspora, and to rebuilt it.” The […]
The Order by proposing to send Catholic soldiers to Iraq, is merely heeding the call of our Bishops in that region. Just click the Twitter Cards to read the articles. Even the United Nations report demonstrates this: © 2016, Ordo Militaris Inc.. All rights reserved. Certain incorporated images are public domain.
Official Heraldric Description: Argent, a Maltese cross azure. Symbolism: A Field of White, to represent that our Profession of Service is Immaculate. A Maltese Cross, to show that we walk in the footsteps of the Crusaders of old, our forefathers: four arrowheads, to show that we must be prompt and zealous in the fight on […]
Statue of Blessed Pope Urban II (Eudes de Châtillon). Châtillon-sur-Marne, France. The concept of using military force to defend and liberate Christians is as old as the Bible itself. Already, in the First Five books of the Bible, written by Moses, God orders Moses to undertake wars to defend His people and to obtain for […]
