St. Dunstan's - old Templar and Hospitaller church - London

[moderncrusader82]

nice video man what a beautiful country

[GodfreyBouillon2]

@moderncrusader82 Thanks a lot man. A beautiful and Christian country forever!

[UnCaminodeSantiago]

Nice!. We are waiting for you Godfrey at the Camino....

[GodfreyBouillon2]

@UnCaminodeSantiago It would be great to do the Camino de Santiago one day. Hopefully in the near future. :-)

[explorersl]

What a wonderful music for this video! Thanks for sharing it GodfreyBouillon2.

†In Hoc Signo Vinces†

[GodfreyBouillon2]

@explorersl Thanks and no problem! The song is from the crusader period, it's a really nice tune.

[Suppressingfire]

Great vid my old friend Godfrey, rated & added to favs cos i really like medieval places & structures especially a church like this one that have been owned by both Knights Templars & Hospitallers. so beautiful place, i wish it snows in Malta but it never does. Last summer i visited again some of the great siege forts, churches, palace, armories & museums all of the Knights Hospitallers in Malta & took a ton of photos. Maybe i should film them this time & make a vid aswell :) sounds good idea :)

[GodfreyBouillon2]

@Suppressingfire Of course you should!! They would make for some great videos. Malta must have so many fantastic medieval places, especially the ones where the Hospitallers were. A lot of us who cannot get to Malta would love to visit such places.

Thanks for the rating! :-)

[Suppressingfire]

@GodfreyBouillon2 yes it does, many places in Malta were built by the Hospitallers, including our Capital city Valletta, named for Grand Master La Vallette, it is heavily fortified & built on massive bastions, also many forts, towers, churches, chapels, st.john's cathedral & palaces around Malta built by them. one of these days i'm planning to go to visit some of them & make a vid after :)

[Retarior]

Nice video, I would like to see that structure :-). Maybe you could guide me during my next trip to England which I would like to do xD.

[GodfreyBouillon2]

@Retarior Sure! We could both go dressed as Knights too to make it more realistic and tell the priest "the Templars are back". ;-)

[lucyjara]

^-^ BEAUTIFUL!!! Lovely, these places has as a magic and a special energy. And really, I can see it was cold hehee.

Congratulations Lee! :)

[GodfreyBouillon2]

@lucyjara Hah! Thanks!

Talking about special energy, the grave yard is haunted by a "Grey Lady"! Maybe next Halloween I'll come back and try and capture her on video.

[lucyjara]

@GodfreyBouillon2  hahaa you already have work for next year!! xD

[Electricbeast1]

Beautiful.

It must be preserved for future generations

[GodfreyBouillon2]

@Electricbeast1 Hope so! They've tried to preserve what they could but the church has had some restoration work done to it over the years due to fire damage.

[Goodfightlads]

The Templars were not Christians, they secretly worship a devil called Baphomet, a representation of Satan, and are the precursor to modern Freemasonry, which still secretly worships Satan.

Still a nice church though, great video.

[GodfreyBouillon2]

@Goodfightlads Ok! Thought they were just rumors and lies. Templars had some haters back when they were around and a lot of the things said about them may have been made up to get them abolished. The Hospitallers are cool though. :-)

[Suppressingfire]

@Goodfightlads what?? are u serious? how can it be they were not Christians when they laid their lives without hesitation for Christ, the church & God? it is well known that the charge of heresy during their trial was a CLEAR FABRICATION, the real reason was that the French king owed them a great deal of money while they were sworn as poor monks & they feared their rapid rising power with all the riches they had.