Cooperation with the association "Ritter des Hl. Lazarus von Jerusalem. Priorat in Deutschland e.V."
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INFORMATION FROM
- the Grand Bailiwick of Germany
- the Humanitarian Grand Priory in Europe
- the Hereditary Commandery of Rurich
to the members of the International Order of St. Lazarus:
In 2016, the 49th Grand Master, in coordination with the GMC, authorised the Grand Bailiwick of Germany to hold talks with a registered association in Germany bearing the name of “Ritter des Hl. Lazarus zu Jerusalem e.V.”, and to consider options for integrating the members of this association into the Grand Bailiwick of Germany and into the International Order.
The importance of the family
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Münster Week against Racism: our GPEU-Hospitaller Prof. Dr. Joachim Gardemann CLJ, CMLJ presents an exhibition and emphasizes the great importance of the family.
Commander Dr. Joachim Gardemann CLJ, CMLJ, Lazarus-Hospitaller of the Humanitarian Grand Priory, is the Director of the Center of Competence for Humanitarian Aid at the University of Applied Science in Münster. Aid operations have taken the pediatrician around the world for the past two decades, including visits to Macedonia, Rwanda, Sudan and Haiti.
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Members of the Board of Trustees of the German Initiative for the Middle East (Deutsche Initiative für den Nahen Osten - DINO) met at the Centre of Excellence for Humanitarian Aid of the Münster University of Applied Sciences (Kompetenzzentrum Humanitäre Hilfe der FH Münster) to discuss further cooperation and development of the Initiative at this historic Münster location.
The city of Münster views its importance as the venue for the negotiations leading to the Peace of Westphalia in 1648 as a lasting commitment to humanitarian and peace-building action in the present. It provides a location of unique significance for diplomatic soundings today.
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A strong delegation from the Grand Commandery of the Castello in Malta attended the Ecumenical Service held at the Collegiate Church and Basilica of the Nativity of Our Lady, in the historical and fortified city of Senglea. The service, led by the Archbishop of Malta Mons Charles J Scicluna, was held under the auspices of Christians Together in Malta and the Diocesan Ecumenical Commission.