TEMPLE MASTER
Sovereign Spanish Magistral Order of the Knights Templar
TEMPLE MASTER
Excelled. Mr D. Armando Méndez Serrada
The Master is that Knight or Lady who the National Council has estimated must ascend to that degree, permanently, until his resignation or death. The badge is the Grand Cross of the Order and the red band and staff of command. The uniform of gala, suit or dress like that of the Knights and Ladies.
Treatment: Most Excellent Lord.
Titles and Charges that He Holds
Grand Officer of the SOMCC, Knight of Honor of the Encomienda of Ayala, Knight of the Military Order of Noble Knights of Queen Isabella the Catholic and of the very Noble Imperial and Crowned Town of Madrigal de las Altas Torres, Knight of the OSL+RM, Commander-in-Chief of the International Corps of Saint Lawrence in Spain, with the rank of Lieutenant General, Knight of the Noble Chapter of the Meritocratic Order of the Virgin of the Pincho, Knight of Justices (Eques Meriti of the Royal Dynastic Order of the Prince of Tanna), Grand Knight of Honor and Grand Preceptor of Knights of Union of Saint Lazarus, Knight Grand Cross of the Brotherhood of Maestrazgo, Grand Prior of Spain of the Sovereign Order of Saint James the Apostle, Knight Grand Cross of the Order of Saint James the Apostle, Vice President Advisor of the CSLI.
Knights Templar of Mount Zion
The Sovereign Spanish Magistral Order of the Knights Templar is organized through a defined institutional structure, based on the different positions that make up the National Council. Each function responds to specific responsibilities oriented to the correct planning, coordination and development of the life of the Order, guaranteeing respect for its principles, norms and ends, as well as the continuity of its historical, social and spiritual work.
Investitures of the Order SOMECT
The investitures of the Sovereign Spanish Magistral Order of the Knights Templar represent one of the most solemn and significant acts of the life of the Order. They formalize the commitment of those who, after a process of knowledge and reflection, assume the principles, values and responsibilities that define the Templar tradition.
These acts, held over the years, reflect the historical continuity, institutional respect and vocation of service that characterize the Order, as well as the spirit of fraternity and dignity that unites its members.