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“NON NOBIS,DOMINE,NON NOBIS,SED NOMINI TUO DA GLORIAM”A UNITED NATIONS NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION,NEW YORK,NY,GENEVA,SWITZERLAND AND VIENNA,AUSTRIAMEMBER,INTERNATIONAL PEACE BUREAU,GENEVA,SWITZERLANDMEMBER,ORDO SUPREMUS MILITARIS TEMPLI HIEROSOLYMITANI,GENEVA,SWITZERLANDRELIGIOUS PATRONHis Eminence, Archbishop Vicken Aykazian, Ph.D.Legate of the Eastern DioceseArmenian Orthodox Church of AmericaROYAL PATRONHRH Princess Elisabeth Marie Alexandrazu Ysenburg und BüdingenPrincess zu Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-GlücksburgSovereign Military Order of the Temple of JerusalemAutonomous Grand Priory of the United States of AmericaKnights and Dames of SMOTJ,Welcome to the 60thGrand Convent and Investiture of the Grand Priory of the United States of America. We also celebrate the 61stAnniversary of the Sovereign Military Order of The Temple of Jerusalem since its inception in Essex County, New Jersey, on June 13, 1962. The Grand C&I Committee Chair Linda Ross and her Committee have put together an exceptional program, and I know all in attendance will enjoy it.Those going on the NASA trip will have a great time. I have done that tour, and it is fascinating, and I know that I look forward to the “Templar Mars Dining Experience” –certainly a new one for me! Friday will kick off at 8:00 with our first general session, the breakout sessions, and later the Middle EastPanel. I hope you will attend and join me in welcoming our special guest from the Holy Land, The Rev. Canon Donald D. Binder, PhD Rev. Binder is Chaplain to The Anglican Archbishop in Jerusalem and Canon Pastor of the English-Speaking Congregation, St. George's Cathedral; and Undersecretary to the Heads of the Churches in Jerusalem. Rev Binder will also speak at the Order of Merit luncheon.The Grand Prior’s Reception Friday evening will have an “It’s Five O’clock Somewhere” Jimmy Buffet theme – how can we go wrong with that?Saturday will include our General Council meeting and, of course, our Grand Convent and Investiture. A different look here this year with the C&I in the hotel ballroom. This is often the case at the C&Is held in Europe at the Grand Magisterial meetings. They work well and don’t require transportation and going out into the day's heat! Followed that evening by “A Little Party Never Killed Nobody” Grand Banquet.Fellow Templars, please join me in celebrating with our host Priory of the Temple Church in Orlando, Florida.Fraternally Yours,Non nobis DomineChev. Ralph (Donald) Robinson, GCTJ, GMTJGrand Prior XXIII – GPUSA

Welcome!As Prior of your host, Priory of The Temple Church, and Chair of the 60th Anniversary GPUSA Grand Convent & Investiture Committee, and on behalf of the incoming Commandery of The Holy Trinity, I extend “warm” greetings from your fellow Templars of Florida and southern Al-abama. We have endeavored to facilitate an exemplary event that not only allows us to gather to share information, receive instruction, enjoy fellowship, and experience the impressive pag-eantry and powerful impact of our Templar ceremonies but also to begin each day in worship, end the event with an Ecumenical Service, and maintain a constant focus that refl ects our motto by doing all things for God’s glory.The GC&I ceremony Saturday promises to be spectacular with the Confi rmation of Grand Prior XXIII Ralph Donald Robinson, the induction of 12 Postulants, the presentation of awards, ele-vations in rank, inductions into the Order of Merit, and the standing up of the Commandrey of The Holy Spirit. And there are also ample occasions to become informed and assist our Tem-plar Mission in the Holy Land – from the Mid East Panel with special guest The Rev. Canon Donald D. Binder, PhD, Chaplain to The Anglican Archbishop in Jerusalem, to updates from the Gen. Raymond G. Davis Templar Foundation, opportunities to help support a scholarship to a Christian student, and registering to attend the 2023 Pilgrimage.Please take full advantage of our exceptional website (https://smotj2023fl orida.com), which provides comprehensive details on all the GC&I events, dining venues, theme parks, and trans-portation. Whether you’re into theme parks, nature, shopping, or cultural experiences, you will fi nd something enjoyable in our vibrant city. If you need any questions answered, look for a host Templar wearing a maroon Grand C&I shirt.I would personally like to thank my fellow host Priory Grand C&I Committee members who worked tirelessly to bring you this Grand Convent: Tom Beaton, Dennis & ClaudiaChamberland, Howard & Maribel Giraldo, and Robert & Margo Miller.Again, on behalf of the Priory of The Temple Church and the incoming Com-mandery of The Holy Trinity, WELCOME to Orlando! Chvse. Linda M. Ross, MBA, GOTJ Prior VI, The Temple Church Chair, Orlando 2023 Grand C&I Committee

GRAND PRIORChev. Ralph Donald Robinson,GCTJ, GMTJThe Priory of St. AndrewDon is a member of the Priory of St. Andrew, where he served as Inspector, Chancellor, and Prior. He also served as Dep-uty Grand Prior for Region IV and on the Grand ExCom as Senior Deputy Grand Prior before becoming Grand Chan-cellor. He has received the Distinguished Service Award and is a Grand Commander in the Order of Merit. Don’s focus as Grand Prior is: “How can we increase our programs, grow the Mite eff ectively, and increase our schol-arships?” In one word: GROWTH! He encourages us all to help enlarge our Order, ensure its future, and expand our charitable growth. After having obtained a Bachelor of Science in civil engi-neering and Master of Business degrees, Don Robinson’s career was spent in the development and construction of commercial projects while serving as Managing Director of the Diversifi ed Development Division of GBT Realty, Inc. Don is an active member of the Brentwood Rotary Club and the Churchill Society of Middle Tennessee. He has served on the Board of the Scottish Society of Middle Tennessee, as President of the Historic Belmont Mansion Association, Chairman of the Brentwood Chamber of Commerce, and Chairman of the Brentwood Zoning Appeals Board.GRAND CHANCELLORCOL Chev. Frederick Richard Kienle, Ph.D., GOTJThe Priory of the Monitor andthe MerrimackFred Kienle was invested in the Priory of the Monitor and the Merrimack on theNaval Station Norfolk, Virgin-ia, in October of 2003. He has served as the Priory’s Inspec-tor, Chief of Protocol, Chancel-lor, and as Prior XIII. Fred’s education was in American Studies, Instructional Sys-tems Design, Military Art and Science, and Strategic Stud-ies. He also earned a Doctor of Strategic Leadership. After an impressive career in the Army, with assignments including command in the Army’s Washington, D.C., cere-monial battalion (“The Old Guard”), command of the Army’s largest Basic Combat Training Brigade at Fort Jackson, South Carolina, and service in Baghdad as Chief of Staff of the Coalition Military Assistance Training Team, building a new Iraqi Army, Fred served as a Professor and a Dean at the Joint Forces Staff College of the National Defense University. At that time, he also served in a key position on the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff ’s Military Education Accreditation Team.GRAND INSPECTORChvse. Margaret AnneEnders Bacon, GCTJThe Priory of St. AndrewBefore assuming the offi ce of Grand Inspector, Marge had served as the Prior of the Pri-ory of St. John the Baptist and as Deputy Grand Prior of Re-gion IV. Currently, the Bacons are members of the Priory of St. Andrew. Marge pursued a 43-year ca-reer in clinical nursing and the management of medical prac-tices and hospital departments and retired as the Director of Medical Group Operations for Wheaton Franciscan Health-care. After retirement, Marge became an adjunct Professor of Health Care Administration at a local community college, as well as adding the part-time position of Administrator for an international network of attorneys, a position she still holds today. Through the years, many non-profi t organizations enjoyed the energies of Marge Bacon when she found the extra time to serve with their organizations because of her lifelong passion for helping others.GRGRGRGRRRANANANANANANDDDDDD PRPRPRPRPRPRIOIOIOIOIOIORRRRRRGFFFFiiiiiaaaNNNNNiiisssssttlllFFtttiiiiiAAAAAiimmmlllllSSooooaaaaaaUUUUtttttAAAA

GRAND SECRETARYChev. Peter Lee Heineman, Ed.D, GCTJ, CMTJThe Priory of St. Mary the VirginPeter Heineman has served as a Priory and/or Grand Prio-ry offi cer for the past 19 years. He served as Prior of the Pri-ory of St. Mary the Virgin in Kansas City, Missouri, after helping to build it from a Pre-ceptory under the Priory of St. Louis the Crusader. He was appointed Deputy Grand Secretary in 2021. As a bagpiper, Peter has published the Highland Bagpipe Tutor Student Manual and the Highland Bagpipe Tutor In-structor Manual, as well as several volumes of music for the highland bagpipes, and of hymns, songs, and Christmas carols. He is currently collaborating on an anthology of mil-itary history (1750 to the present) as told through the lens of bagpipe music, its composers, and the tunes they honor. Peter is currently an Accreditation Liaison Offi cer and Direc-tor of Institutional Accreditation at Bellevue University in Bel-levue, Nebraska. He has a Bachelor of Science, Master of Science, and Specialist and Educational Doctorate degrees in Adult and Higher Education.GRAND TREASURERChev. David BotskoPh.D., GCTJ, CMTJThe Priory of St. VincentDr. David Botsko is currently a member of the Priory of St. Vin-cent. He was invested in thePriory of Our Savior and was a founding member of the Priory of the Light, serving as Prior in both Pri-ories. He has also served as the GPUSA Grand Treasurer of sinceNovember 2019.David holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in sociology and a doctorate in psychology. After serving in the Air Force for eight years, David had an exemplary career as an Air Traffi c Controller, serving in the Offi ce of Special Investiga-tions, and as a Foreign Service Offi cer with the U.S. State Department. He served as a federal law enforcement offi cer for 22 years with the U.S. Department of Defense and retired as the Medicaid Inspector General for the State of Arizona. Currently, David is an executive consultant providing con-sulting services to two Fortune 500 companies. During this time, he also has been an adjunct professor, teaching cours-es in psychology and sociology.GRAND DGPREPRESENTATIVEMaj. Chev. Sandor X. Mayuga, Esq., GCTJ, GMTJThe Priory of theChristian SoldierSandor Mayuga, known by many as “Sandy,” was part of the founding cadre that ele-vated the Commandery to the Priory of the Christian Soldier. Sandy served as their Avocat, Sword Bearer, and Chancellor. In 2014, he became Prior III. He served as Assistant Deputy Grand Prior to Region VIII in 2018 and assumed responsibil-ity for Deputy Grand Prior of Region VIII in 2020. Sandy was Chair of the Committee for the 2022 GPUSA Grand C&I held in Long Beach, California. After graduation from the University of California, Santa Bar-bara, Sandy served in the Air Force Intelligence Service. He graduated from the University of Pennsylvania Law School, and practiced law in Southern California. He continues to serve as an offi cer on the boards of several non-profi t or-ganizations: Boy Scouts of America, the Long Beach Area Council, the Long Beach Symphony Orchestra Association, and the Tichenor Clinic for Children, to name only a few. In 2017, Sandy and his wife went on the SMOTJ Pilgrimage, which he describes as “truly a life-changing experience that must be experienced to understand today’s Templar Order.” GRAND GROWTH & STRENGTH OFFICERChev. Kurtis P. Orcutt, GCTJThe Priory of The LightKurt is a past Prior of the Prio-ry of the Light and a past Dep-uty Grand Prior for GPUSA. Kurt spends much of his me working with Christians at Risk in the Holy Land, especially working with the Franciscans in the Holy Land and around the world. He holds a Certifi -cate for Interfaith Confl ict Res-olution from the International Peace Bureau. Kurtis P. Orcutt was raised by a strong Christian family on a farm in Oregon who instilled in him his life values. He holds two advanced degrees in business and has held executive offi ces in many businesses. Kurt has been in the transporta-tion industry for 39 years and is President and COO of North American Auto Care. As such, he has business relationships in dozens of foreign countries. Along with his business partner, LTC Chevalier Dwane Boucher, GOTJ, Kurt owns “Knights Antiquity Quest LLC,” an archaeology company working with Israel Archaeologi-cal Services in Israel and Jordan. He is also a Director of “Knights Antiquity Historical Society Inc.,” a 501c(3) compa-ny for archaeological research and preservation, which is helping Christians at Risk through the sale of “Knights Blend Coff ee.”

 e Reverend Canon Dr. Donald BinderThe Reverend Canon Dr. Donald D. Binder is Chaplain to The Most Reverend Hosam Elias Naoum, Anglican Archbishop of Jerusalem & the Middle East. He is Canon Pastor to the English-Speaking Congregation at The Cathedral Church of St. George the Martyr, The Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem. The Mother Church of the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem, St. George’s, serves as an international pilgrimage center and is home to two congregations: an indigenous community of Arabic-speaking Christians and a mostly expatriate, English-speaking one. Sunday morning worship consists of a bi-lingual service and later English service of Holy Communion in the main body of the Cathedral and daily English services of Holy Communion in the St. Michael & All Angels Chapel. The Reverend Canon Dr. Donald D. Binder holds a Ph.D. in New Testament studies from Southern Methodist University (1997). He has written extensively on the topic of Second Temple period synagogues, the subject of his published doctoral dissertation, Into the Temple Courts: The Place of the Synagogues in the Second Temple Period (SBLDS, 1999), and the reference volume, The Ancient Synagogue from Its Origins to 200 C.E.: A Source Book (Brill, 2008), co-authored with Anders Runesson and Birger Olsson.Chvse. Diane Mary Allen, PhD, GOTJ, CMTJPriory of St. Thomas à Becket (Past Prior)COL Chev. Frederick Richard Kienle, GOTJPriory of The Monitor and the Merrimack (Past Prior)Lt Col Chev. Robert S. Miller, GOTJ, GMTJPriory of the Temple Church(Grand Mentor of the Permanent Preceptory of the Holy Land)Chvse. Catherine Fezell Pharr, GOTJ, GMTJPriory of St. Andrew (Past Grand Master of Postulants)DThe following distinguished Dames of our Orderhave been selected for Order of Merit (OOM), Anno Domini 2023Chvse. Shandi S. Botsko, GOTJPriory of St. VincentChvse. Margaret Carr Miller, GOTJPriory of the Temple ChurchThe following distinguished Dames and Knights of our Orderhave been selected for promotion to Grand Croix (GCTJ), Anno Domini 2023

Carlton P. Ayoung - Priory of The Temple Church BG Chev. Baron John T. Digilio Jr., GCTJ CAPT. Chev. Howard Giraldo, KCTJ John Boyd - Priory of The Temple Church Chev. James Ronald Pottinger, KTJ Chvse. Sarah Louise Pottinger. KTJDeborah Galtere - Priory of The Temple Church Chev. Glen Anthony Galtere, KCTJ Chvse. Margaret Carr Miller, GOTJMarc Garcia - Priory of The Temple Church Chev. Thomas C. Beaton, MBA, MDiv, KCTJ CAPT. Chev. Howard Giraldo, KCTJCarlos Gregory - Priory of The Temple Church BG Chev. James Frederick Reed III, KCTJ Chvse. Carmel Ann Reed, R.N., DCTJ Raymond House - Priory of The Temple Church Chev. Don Howard Berney, KCTJ Chev. Dennis Chamberland, PhD, GOTJ Joseph Jung - Priory of The Temple Church Chev. Thomas C. Beaton, MBA, MDiv, KCTJ CAPT. Chev. Howard Giraldo, KCTJChristiano Meneses - Priory of The Temple Church Chev. Dennis Chamberland, PhD, GOTJ Chvse. Claudia Schealer Chamberland, GOTJMichael John Ruggiere – Priory of St. Michaeland St. George BG Baron John T. Digilio, Jr., GCSG CDR John F. V. Cupschalk, USN (Ret)David Shapiro - Priory of The Temple Church Chev. Dennis Chamberland, PhD, GOTJ Chvse. Claudia Schealer Chamberland, GOTJChris Smith – Priory of Saint Mother ofTheodore Guerin Jeff ery William Love, KCTJ Rodney Carl Vandeveer GOTJMatthew Watson - Priory of The Temple Church Chvse. Linda Marie Ross, GOTJ Lt.Col. Chev. Robert Shirley Miller, GOTJ, GMTJWhen a Knight Won His SpursJan StrutherWhen a knight won his spursin the stories of oldHe was gentle and brave,he was gallant and boldWith a shield on his armand a lance in his handFor God and for valourhe rode through the landNo charger have I,and no sword by my sideYet still to adventureand battle I rideThough back into storylandgiants have fl edAnd the knights are no moreand the dragons are deadLet faith be my shieldand let joy be my steed‘Gainst the dragons of anger,the ogres of greedAnd let me set freewith the sword of my youthFrom the castle of darknessthe power of truth

We are pleased to be a sponsor of the 2023 Grand Convent and Investiture.May we continue to prosper and support those in need. Let us continue in the Service of Christ.Priory of St. Vincent“The Templar Knight is the helpsent to you from the HolyOne! Through them is alreadyfulfilled the ancient promise,‘I will make you the prideof the ages, a joy fromgeneration to generation.’”St. Bernard of Clairvaux

The Preceptory of theThe Preceptory of theHoly Trinity for South FloridaHoly Trinity for South Floridawould like to thank everyonewho supported usfor our elevation to commanderyduring this Grand C&ICapt. Chev. Howard Giraldo, KCTJPreceptorChev. Javier D. Garcia, KCTJChancellorChev. Cesar Fernandez, KTJInspectorChev. Bradley R. Miller, KTJTreasurerChev. Losmyr Luberisse, KTJ SecretaryRev. Dr. Chev. Glenn A. Galtere, KCTJChaplain

The Priory of Philadelphia Celebrates the60th Grand Convent & Investiture A Special thanks to Grand Prior XXII,Chev. Jeff rey P. Agnes, GCTJ, GMTJ for his inspiring leadershipthrough challenging timesCongratulations to Grand Prior XXIII,Chev. Ralph Donald Robinson, GCTJ, GMTJ.We look forward to your continued dedicationand leadership of our OrderOrder of the Temple (Templars)Established in 1119 by King Baldwin II & Warmund, Patriarch of JerusalemOffi cially endorsed and approved on behalf of the church in 1129 at the Council of TroyesThe Nine Representatives at the Council of TroyesHugues de PayensFirst Grand Master, 1118–1136Godfrey de Saint-OmerPayen de MontdidierArchambaud de Saint Amand (or Saint Aignan)André de MontbardGrand Master, 1153–1156GundemarCistercian Priest and Templar, relative of Bernard of ClairvauxRossal/RoralCistercian Priest and Templar, relative of Bernard of ClairvauxGeoffroy BisolGodefroid

Our Knights and Dames THANK YOU Grand Prior XXII, Chev. Jeff rey P. Agnes, GCTJ, GMTJ for your admirable leadership these past 3 years. We CONGRATULATE the appointment of Grand Prior XXIII, Chev. Ralph Donald Robinson, GCTJ, GMTJ as he assumes the helm of the Grand Priory of the United States of America. We look forward to the years ahead!Chev. Frederick A. Cassidy, GOTJPrior X, The Priory of the Holy Rood, Region 3 Chvse. Tanya L. Cassidy, D.C., GOTJChancellorSFC Chev. Terry S. Creason, GOTJTreasurer & InspectorLTJG Chev. Thomas R. Conn Sr., GOTJSecretaryLTC Chev. Brian M. Hamilton, GOTJRegistrarCOL Chev. Dennis Sewell, KTJAumonierRev. COL Chev. John A. Eidsmoe, Esq., GOTJChaplainLt Col Chev. Thomas L. Smith, PhD, GOTJ, CMTJMaster of PostulantsThe Priory of the Holy RoodNon nobis, Domini, non nobis, sed nomini tuo da gloriamA Templar’s PrayerLord,Grant me the honor to bethe tip of  y spear,the  rst into battle, the last to retreat.Instill in me a strong measure of courage,that I may never hesitateto follow  y command,even when all I see is my certain doom.I fear no enemy, for  ou art at my side.I fear no pain, for  ou art theHealer of my body and soul.I fear only  y displeasure, my Liege,should I fail in following  y Willor falter in walking in  y Ways.Only this do I fear.In all things,  y Will be done.AmenThe Right Reverend Chev. Scott Dennis, KCTJTheTemplarlifeisallaboutChristThe Spiritual Templarof the 21st Century

The Priory of Our Saviorsalutes its outgoing PriorCOMMAND SARGEANT MAJORWILLIAM “BUD” McLEROY, GOTJThank you for your years of dedicated serviceto our Priory and OrderTrue Godly Templar leadership isabout spending self for others,motivated by a profound love forthose whom we lead.The Spiritual Templar of the 21st Century

Capt. Chev. J. Phillip London, GCTJ, GMTJPatriot. Pioneer. Philanthropist.A Devout Man of Faith and Family e legacy of Dr. J. Phillip Londonlives on in his many publications.Drawing on his experiences asCACI’s longtime Chairman and CEO,a Naval Aviator, and patron of military, historical, and patriotic organizations, London shares valuable lessons inleadership, character, and service.London is lovingly remembered byhis wife, Dr. Jennifer London, andhis children, Phillip, Laura, Jackson,Jayson, and Jonathan.Learn more about Chev. London’s legacy in his insightful booksComing Soon! Pro les in CharacterAvailable at Amazon and Barnes & Noblejphilliplondon.com evervigilantthebook.com

In Loving MemoryIn Loving MemoryofofHE BG Chev. Bertram H. Chalfant, Jr., GCTJHE BG Chev. Bertram H. Chalfant, Jr., GCTJPrior VI, Priory of St. AndrewPrior VI, Priory of St. AndrewOSMTHOSMTH1989 - 20221989 - 2022 e Priory of St. AndrewThe Preceptories of St. AndrewWe recognize the achievementsof the following members:HE Chev. Ralph Donald Robinson, GCTJ, GMTJGrand Prior XXIII GPUSAHE Chvse. Margaret Anne Enders Bacon, GCTJGrand Inspector GPUSAChvse. Catherine Fezell Pharr, GOTJ, GMTJOn her selection to Grand CroixOur sincere congratulations to all our honorees.We remember the followingfallen members of our priory:BG (TN) Chev. Bertram Humble Chalfant, Jr., GCTJJune 13, 1936 – August 24, 2022Lt Col Chev. Richard Clarke Goodwin, Ph.D., KTJMarch 24, 1949 – March 30, 2023Non nobis, Domini, non nobis,Sed nomini tuo da gloriamO, Lord, accept the souls of our brother knights,And grant them eternal peace.Flowers of the ForestCongratulations!Celtic Cross(Huntsville)Cumberland(Nashville)Highlands(Johnson City)Poor Knights of Christ(Memphis)

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