New members for the chapter of Scotland
The Supreme Council in the meeting of 18 June, 2018 accepted the nominations of Albert and Linda Thomson of Aberdeen to join the Confraternity.
Congratulations.
The Supreme Council in the meeting of 18 June, 2018 accepted the nominations of Albert and Linda Thomson of Aberdeen to join the Confraternity.
Congratulations.
ALBERT THOMSONSep 18, 2019, 5:14 AM (2 days ago)
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Dear Grand Master
I have been waiting for the next newsletter to add a small item. In may, Dame Linda and I attended at Broomhall House in central Scotland to vist Charles, Lord Bruce, decedent of King Robert the Bruce, Scotland most famous king.
Linda and presented Lord Brice with a cheque for £50 on behalf of the Confraternity of the Knights of St Peter and St Paul towards his charity the Kolkata Scottish Heritage Trust. The trust was set up to restore the Scottish Cemetery in Kolkata in India where there are approximately 1800 graves. The trust was formed in Scotland not only to conserve the cemetery but build on the historic links between Scotland and India.
The plan is to make the restored cemetery a green space which is accessible to the local community many of whom are part of an artisan programme to learn trades and skills to be part of the restoration project before using these skills elsewhere. It is very much a community project.
If you wish to use this I have attached a photograph of Charles, Lord Bruce receiving the cheque from Knight Commander Albert Thomson on behalf of the confraternity.
I am aware there are only two of us in Scotland but we intend to make a further donation this year on behalf of the confraternity. We are also in Turkey and will visit the Basilica of St John if you wish an article about where is is said to have written his gospels.
ALBERT THOMSONSep 18, 2019, 5:14 AM (2 days ago)
to me
Dear Grand Master
I have been waiting for the next newsletter to add a small item. In may, Dame Linda and I attended at Broomhall House in central Scotland to vist Charles, Lord Bruce, decedent of King Robert the Bruce, Scotland most famous king.
Linda and presented Lord Brice with a cheque for £50 on behalf of the Confraternity of the Knights of St Peter and St Paul towards his charity the Kolkata Scottish Heritage Trust. The trust was set up to restore the Scottish Cemetery in Kolkata in India where there are approximately 1800 graves. The trust was formed in Scotland not only to conserve the cemetery but build on the historic links between Scotland and India.
The plan is to make the restored cemetery a green space which is accessible to the local community many of whom are part of an artisan programme to learn trades and skills to be part of the restoration project before using these skills elsewhere. It is very much a community project.
If you wish to use this I have attached a photograph of Charles, Lord Bruce receiving the cheque from Knight Commander Albert Thomson on behalf of the confraternity.
I am aware there are only two of us in Scotland but we intend to make a further donation this year on behalf of the confraternity. We are also in Turkey and will visit the Basilica of St John if you wish an article about where is is said to have written his gospels.
ALBERT THOMSONSep 18, 2019, 5:14 AM (2 days ago)
to me
Dear Grand Master
I have been waiting for the next newsletter to add a small item. In may, Dame Linda and I attended at Broomhall House in central Scotland to vist Charles, Lord Bruce, decedent of King Robert the Bruce, Scotland most famous king.
Linda and presented Lord Brice with a cheque for £50 on behalf of the Confraternity of the Knights of St Peter and St Paul towards his charity the Kolkata Scottish Heritage Trust. The trust was set up to restore the Scottish Cemetery in Kolkata in India where there are approximately 1800 graves. The trust was formed in Scotland not only to conserve the cemetery but build on the historic links between Scotland and India.
The plan is to make the restored cemetery a green space which is accessible to the local community many of whom are part of an artisan programme to learn trades and skills to be part of the restoration project before using these skills elsewhere. It is very much a community project.
If you wish to use this I have attached a photograph of Charles, Lord Bruce receiving the cheque from Knight Commander Albert Thomson on behalf of the confraternity.
I am aware there are only two of us in Scotland but we intend to make a further donation this year on behalf of the confraternity. We are also in Turkey and will visit the Basilica of St John if you wish an article about where is is said to have written his gospels.
to me
Dear Grand Master
I have been waiting for the next newsletter to add a small item. In may, Dame Linda and I attended at Broomhall House in central Scotland to vist Charles, Lord Bruce, decedent of King Robert the Bruce, Scotland most famous king.
Linda and presented Lord Brice with a cheque for £50 on behalf of the Confraternity of the Knights of St Peter and St Paul towards his charity the Kolkata Scottish Heritage Trust. The trust was set up to restore the Scottish Cemetery in Kolkata in India where there are approximately 1800 graves. The trust was formed in Scotland not only to conserve the cemetery but build on the historic links between Scotland and India.
The plan is to make the restored cemetery a green space which is accessible to the local community many of whom are part of an artisan programme to learn trades and skills to be part of the restoration project before using these skills elsewhere. It is very much a community project.
If you wish to use this I have attached a photograph of Charles, Lord Bruce receiving the cheque from Knight Commander Albert Thomson on behalf of the confraternity.
I am aware there are only two of us in Scotland but we intend to make a further donation this year on behalf of the confraternity. We are also in Turkey and will visit the Basilica of St John if you wish an article about where is is said to have written his gospels.
ALBERT THOMSONSep 18, 2019, 5:14 AM (2 days ago)
to me
Dear Grand Master
I have been waiting for the next newsletter to add a small item. In may, Dame Linda and I attended at Broomhall House in central Scotland to vist Charles, Lord Bruce, decedent of King Robert the Bruce, Scotland most famous king.
Linda and presented Lord Brice with a cheque for £50 on behalf of the Confraternity of the Knights of St Peter and St Paul towards his charity the Kolkata Scottish Heritage Trust. The trust was set up to restore the Scottish Cemetery in Kolkata in India where there are approximately 1800 graves. The trust was formed in Scotland not only to conserve the cemetery but build on the historic links between Scotland and India.
The plan is to make the restored cemetery a green space which is accessible to the local community many of whom are part of an artisan programme to learn trades and skills to be part of the restoration project before using these skills elsewhere. It is very much a community project.
If you wish to use this I have attached a photograph of Charles, Lord Bruce receiving the cheque from Knight Commander Albert Thomson on behalf of the confraternity.
I am aware there are only two of us in Scotland but we intend to make a further donation this year on behalf of the confraternity. We are also in Turkey and will visit the Basilica of St John if you wish an article about where is is said to have written his gospels.
ALBERT THOMSONSep 18, 2019, 5:14 AM (2 days ago)
to me
Dear Grand Master
I have been waiting for the next newsletter to add a small item. In may, Dame Linda and I attended at Broomhall House in central Scotland to vist Charles, Lord Bruce, decedent of King Robert the Bruce, Scotland most famous king.
Linda and presented Lord Brice with a cheque for £50 on behalf of the Confraternity of the Knights of St Peter and St Paul towards his charity the Kolkata Scottish Heritage Trust. The trust was set up to restore the Scottish Cemetery in Kolkata in India where there are approximately 1800 graves. The trust was formed in Scotland not only to conserve the cemetery but build on the historic links between Scotland and India.
The plan is to make the restored cemetery a green space which is accessible to the local community many of whom are part of an artisan programme to learn trades and skills to be part of the restoration project before using these skills elsewhere. It is very much a community project.
If you wish to use this I have attached a photograph of Charles, Lord Bruce receiving the cheque from Knight Commander Albert Thomson on behalf of the confraternity.
I am aware there are only two of us in Scotland but we intend to make a further donation this year on behalf of the confraternity. We are also in Turkey and will visit the Basilica of St John if you wish an article about where is is said to have written his gospels.
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Chevalier Eddie Halstead meet with His Eminence Cardinal Burke of the USA.
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Chevalier Eddie Halstead meet with His Eminence Cardinal Burke of the USA.
His Eminence Cardinal Burke of the USA, admires the medal of the Confraternity of the Knights of St. Peter & St. Paul.