Knights Hospitaller Podcast

[@jamespowell_km_kchs]

As a modern day knight of the Hospitallers, the Sovereign Military and Hospitaller Order of St John of Jerusalem, Rhodes, and Malta. Thank you for this presentation J Stephen.

[@TyranyFighterPatriot]

Traits unique to the Knights Hospitaller Order: 1. First Military Order 2. Powerful Navy 3. Elite in defense 4. Owning lands (Islands) in the New World 5. Still around today, undivided.

[@Melanrick]

Well... Depends on what you mean by undivided. There are several factions of the Hospitaller Knights around there. And they dont tend to work together.

[@johnduckworth8267]

My namesake Duckworth is connected to the Hospitallers and the area of England (Bury ,Manchester northwest England )and was a given name . I’m a lesser born to the not an inheritor. There’s 2 coats of arms one recognising the Hospitallers and the crusaders and the crown and family crest.

[@Bill87762]

Not sure undivided is true- they were divided for centuries and still kind of are.. they need a strong leader and not to tiptoe around membership- could easily and shortly become the largest and most well funded sects in Christendom

[@mlo009]

Great history lesson, thank you.Knight Templars are more mysterious but after listening to this, Hospitaller did great things in history.

[@Hopeofmen]

God bless the Knights of St. John!

[@JerryJr65]

I wish my sound were working, this is a podcast i have been waiting years for! There is so much information out there on the Templar, but much less on the Hospitaller. Seems ironic, given that a "hospital" is something that we hopefully benefit from in every city in the civilized world.

[@anthonyhargis6855]

Very informative. So much about the Hospitallers is lost to the "average person." Hollywood really neglects these guys. Thanks for doing this, J. Stephen. Dr. Shradaer introduced your series to me and I'm very glad she did. This time in history has always been a favorite and now . . . so are your podcasts!

[@RealCrusadesHistory]

+Anthony Hargis Thank you Anthony!

[@KenDelloSandro7565]

The people of the middle ages in Christendom were people of God. They were all connected by the true Faith and true Church and they really cared for their souls. So for them to join a monastic community was very common. As modern man we probably don't understand that honorable mindset.

[@hankkook77]

Thank you for these Podcasts i am really interested in this subject and enjoy listening to the excellent presentations.

[@Watanga10]

I love how some of these knight orders are still around today. The Knights of Malta is just one of these Hospitaller-based orders.

[@daniellawton3831]

Watanga10 yea like the one that started the 13state an came off the mayflower

[@tremainetreerat5176]

Puritan pilgrims? Lol

[@jamespowell_km_kchs]

It is the Order.

[@_Archambaud]

We are Legion

[@elainemcmurren8678]

Thank you, gentlemen! To hear these events discussed is edifying, after reading about them.

[@Tbone_Crusader]

Great informations!Thanks for video!

[@RealCrusadesHistory]

+Petar Tepšić Thank you!

[@jonathandubbs2395]

You should do book reviews, it would be a great way for you to recommend books to your viewers or warn them about potentially bad books.

[@emperorconstantine1.361]

I truly wish to join this honorable and chivalrous order!

[@SolidRollin]

Enjoyed the video.

[@raymondfair7822]

These are great but you're really limiting yourself by only uploading to youtube. If you put this stuff up on Itunes podcast i can guarantee you'll gain thousands of more fans. There is only one other podcast about the crusades up there so you'll have little competition. Please do it. It would be easier for me becuase i can listen to these in the car, in bed, in class, its just a smart investment.

[@ComradeCommissarYuri]

They do have a podcast

[@crunch9876]

Lycan645 on iTunes?

[@magnustherad3597]

the loud guy sounds like mr plinkett and it keeps making me laugh.

[@TheRdamterror]

hes anoying and needs to shut up hes talkiing aboud nothig

[@GHST995]

Scott aka Longshanks add the commentary that needs to be asked, especially.

[@stephenh9483]

This is wonderful

[@kingslegion1]

just wondering if the inability of the Templars to have a navy being the reason they gave up the GOLD MINE of Cyprus which was a GODsend to them buying from Richard I. or did they just not have a clue? or did Richard just decide he wanted a nephew in control instead of Guy and had the power to make the switch? by the way... love the podcast.!

[@crunch9876]

kingslegion1 great question anyone got an answer?

[@marieandrews8984]

would a Baron or Duke have a Hospitaller in his retinue as a doctor?

[@Car1Sagan]

Wow, the Hospitallers were formed centuries before when I though.

[@visionplant]

Wait a minute, the "J" in Seljuks is silent?

[@RealCrusadesHistory]

+InformantⓋ I've heard some people pronounce it that way.

[@visionplant]

+Michael Cote But have you ONLY heard people pronounce it that way?

[@RealCrusadesHistory]

+InformantⓋ I've heard people who know what they're talking about pronounce it both ways. I'm not sure there's really a hard and fast rule.

[@zicco26]

good boy

[@lokideangelus]

@real crusades history .. just a thought, what if in the middle ages christian army joint forces with the imperial Chinese army would they be able to dominate the world ?

[@douglaskurtz8357]

I'm just saying, I've always said it hospit-LAR but this guy says "HOSPITAL-er" and the other guy is saying "hospitalar" just, which way is right?

[@sarrumac]

Douglas Kurtz er.

[@SoniaDill]

Hospita-LLER

[@fortiterinresuaviterinmodo5549]

"Tuitio Fidei et Obsequium Pauperum"

[@orvilledillman7961]

maturity.. not majority. .. good vid tho.. good stuff. love your chan.

[@RealCrusadesHistory]

+Orville Dillman Who said that? And thanks.

[@MunchKing51]

+Real Crusades History Paul said it few times after 5:10 when talking about the age of Blessed Gerard. He was using age of majority correctly though.

[@RealCrusadesHistory]

+MunchKing51 Ah yes indeed.

[@zaphodtrillian]

Most of this presentation is "entry level stuff"...Any one who doesn't know the history of the order in the kingdom of NAVARRE from 1250 - 1512 doesn't know anything. All of the records of the Orders of northern Iberia have been wiped out but we do know they are OLDER than both Templars and Hospitallers and they fought together. The Order had HUNDREDS OF VICTORIES UNDER Sancho and other kings of Navarre during the Reconquista.Spain was not a country till AFTER 1512. America was 'discovered' in 1492. English is NOT the language of any of the Orders- it is Latin. Pseudo scholars abound on you tube