Grand Holy Order of the Temple of Cato

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Grand Holy Order of the Temple of Cato

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The Grand Holy Order of the Temple of Cato is a militaristic and monastic order founded to preserve and protect the Catologian Faith. The Order was founded around 500 years ago in lands of Aragon, in the Empire of Jingdao and Southbatavia.

The Order was founded by Jack Mounford (or Montfort), former Prince of Calbion and Grand Master of the order. After the schism caused by the Calbain independence war, the Order has seized to be a prominent factor in Jingdaoese society. Montfort later moved to the isle of Ynys Corrach, where the Order surfaced for a brief period but then withered away following the Storm of Swords.

Shortly after his arrival on the island, de Montfort died, bestowing the title of Grand Master on his cousin, Michail de Montfort. The Montfort family has kept the office since then.

It was only a few years ago that Josephat de Montfort, heir to the family, received a vision from the Godess Germania, in which she let him know that the way the Order had gone was not according to the will of the Gods. The Heavenly Light needed to be served once again. Josephat saw this as a sign and restored the Order, this time once again in Jingdao.

Hail to the Order! Hail to the Heavenly Light! Glory to Cato and Germania!
Josephat de Montfort, Kasterburger ambassador to the Imperial Republic of Shireroth

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Re: Grand Holy Order of the Temple of Cato

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What are the Order's feelings about the teachings that we should worship the gods solely through the Heavenly Light?
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Frederik Alfons des Vinandy-Paravel, King of Batavia
Joseph Bartholomeus des Vinandy-Windsor, Prince-Regent of Batavia
Jin San, Diwang of Jingdao, Duke of Kildare

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