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The so-called "Crusades" began when Pope Urban II stepped onto a rostrum in November 1095 CE and made a speech. What do we know about what he said and why people responded as they did? How did one speech spark such violence?
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Archbishop and War Disciples: In the Holy Land, the faith is the foundation of the kingdom, and at its heart holds even more power than the king himself. Many centuries ago, the ancestors of the Holy Land were granted the gifts of their faith after expelling all evils from the land that was doomed to die. From the resurrected legions of the Grave Undead to the rambling mobs of The Horde, those ancestors fought for all they held sacrosanct, and were victorious. Since those years long passed, the Holy Land has developed its faith with a religious zeal. Monasteries and churches can be found in every town and village, and many commoners give their life to purity and faith. The most powerful of these religious individuals are the Archbishops. Ruling over immaculate fortress-cathedrals that seem to reach into the sky, these paragons of religious purity have proven their zeal through years of study and works of faith. But more importantly, they have proven their value on the battlefield. Viewing their faith as their greatest weapon, these Archbishops employ their knowledge on the fields of carnage and violence. Standing upon holy altars to gain the view of the battle, their eyes burn with a fey light as they intone regions incantations and release holy spells upon the foe. Wearing simple yet powerful robes, a holy mitre, and wielding the Staff of Faith, the Archbishop is a paragon of religious nobility. Guarded by dutiful War Disciples, religious acolytes who train for battle over seeking peaceful knowledge, the Archbishop is a bastion of holy example for the knights and commoners alike. Able to heal ranks upon ranks of injured allies, or smite the evil foe with holy spells of burning light and divine purity, these faithful mean of the highest order are often times the difference between victory and defeat. Truly, for an Archbishop to march to war, the knights of the Holy Land know their cause is just.
The nobleman Simon de Montfort saw himself as a righteous general leading his army into a holy war. As Sophie Thérèse Ambler recounts, not only did he fight infidels overseas but, in the 1260s, he also challenged the authority of the crown on home soil...
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This article by Henri de Villiers was first published in 2014 on the blog of the Schola Sainte Cécile, to commemorate the centenary of the start of the Great War. It is translated and republished here and at New Liturgical Movement in honor of Armistice Day, and the centenary of the first armistice, which occurred…
Some of the unit cards related to the recent HRE preview. The duchy versions are being made but not featured here. Made by Finix.
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Photographer Vasily Nesterenko visited Syria in 2010, shortly before the beginning of the warfare that has literally devastated and destroyed this wonderful country.
Officials fear repeat of 2006 attack on sacred Shi'ite mosque
