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Dr. Chad M. Krouse: Richmond, Virginia, United States

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"Scholastic Heraldry" Facebook Group
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American College of Heraldry (US)
Royal Heraldry Society of Canada (CA)
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Canadian Heraldic Authority Public Register (CA)
The College of Arms (UK)
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The Armorial Register: International Register of Arms

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Matthew Alderman (US)
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David Burkart (US)
Allen Crawford (US)
Lee Lumbley (US)
Hector Rojos (US)
Steve Cowan (CA)
Dimitri Prica (CA)
Antonio Salmerón Cabañas (ES)
Quentin Peacock (UK)
Kevin Greig (UK)

Blogs of Interest

New Liturgical Movement

The Abbey of St Martin in Disentis, Switzerland - Our resident Ambrosian expert Nicola de’ Grandi recently visited the abbey of St Martin in the town of Disentis, which is located in the central Swiss cant...
23 hours ago
Charles Hawkins

For Postulants and Aspirants in Local Formation - Psalm 84 gives us a vocabulary for faith that is often neglected in theological training: *desire*. Not duty. Not mastery. Not even conviction. Desire...
2 days ago
Heraldry

Wishing You All a Very Happy New Year! - Well, my friends, we have completed another year's orbit around the burning orb we call our Sun. At this time, I would wish for each of you a very happy a...
2 days ago
The Voice of Vexillology, Flags & Heraldry

Santa's Favorite Number Explained via 2025's most sillly Fad! - What is Santa's Favorite Element? Watch the video below:
1 week ago
Philadelphia Studies

St. Mark’s Church, Philadelphia: The Principles of Its Music (1933) - Click on the image to access the file
2 weeks ago
Heraldica Nova

Recent Publications 2025 - Once again, the year is drawing to a close and the “cold” season has arrived. While temperatures—at least in Berlin—still feel more like autumn, the short ...
2 weeks ago
EXARANDORUM

Bishop O’Connell of Albany - On December 5 the Most Rev. Mark William O’Connell (61), a priest and, since 2016, an Auxiliary Bishop of Boston will be installed as the 11th Bishop of th...
4 weeks ago
Andrew Cusack

Churchill’s Beguinage - When Marcella Pattyn died in 2013, many marked it as the end of the beguines. I'm not so certain. read more
1 month ago
A Heraldry Addict's Weblog

Remember Remember the 5th of November - It's that time of year again. It's quite a long video but you can of course pause it at any time to make a cuppa.
1 month ago
Heraldry Online Blog

Grant of Arms: Sir Charles Frederick Higham, 1924 - Forum Auctions are offering for sale the 1924 Grant of Arms to Sir Charles Frederick Higham (1876-1938). Sir Charles was a British publicist, advertising c...
2 months ago
a genealogist's sketchbook

A Revolutionary casualty - August 8, 1775 — 250 years ago this day — a Gloucester, Massachusetts, militia company scrambled and successfully fought off a shore raid by marines from...
4 months ago
Onward

Several Proclamations and a Funeral - Gregor Macaulay Following longstanding precedents, the accession of King Charles III as Sovereign of the United Kingdom was proclaimed by Garter King of Ar...
2 years ago
Heraldry Society of Scotland - Membership Secretary's Blog

Heralds' Diary Monday 12th September 2022 - The Service of Thankskgiving for the life of the Queen took place at St Giles' Cathedral on Monday 12th September, Her Majesty's children walking behind...
3 years ago
The Oxbridge Pursuivant

RENAMING PRINCIPLES | Harvard's Questions - Old Harvard Law School arms, with Royall badges, *wheat sheaves* or *garbs*. July 26, 2021—The "Rhodes Must Fall" initiative has provoked discussion at O...
4 years ago
European Heraldry

Arms of Munich, GermanyMost recently regranted 2002; originally... - Arms of Munich, Germany Most recently regranted 2002; originally granted in this form 1957; in use since roughly 1304 Blazon: Argent a monk proper, robe...
5 years ago
Cæremoniale Romanum :: Liturgia et mores Curiæ Romanæ

Sollemnia Coronatio Summi Pontificis. Ordines mszy koronacyjnych papieży Jana XXIII i Pawła VI - Artykuł prezentuje stan badań nad papieskimi koronacjami i jest wprowadzeniem do wydania oficjalnych publikacji przygotowanych dla uczestników koronacji J...
6 years ago
The Useful Toil...

"How Could They?" Palm Sunday, 2017 - As we sit here in the midst of passiontide we cannot help but feel the incredible tensions inherent in this day. Even as the echo of sweet “Hosannas” reso...
8 years ago
Discernland

We Need to Talk - Sermon for Epiphany 4A Micah 6:1-8 You know what? I’m a grown man. I’m not afraid of the dark, anymore. I can walk confidently through most days. It’s good...
8 years ago
The Australian Heraldry Society | A Society of People Passionate about Heraldry in Australia

First Meeting for 2017 to be held in Sydney - MEETING ON SATURDAY 11 FEBRUARY 2017 Our first meeting for 2017 will feature a presentation titled: THE FREEMASONS’ ARMS: Heraldry On The Level to be deliv...
8 years ago
haligweorc

Moved… - The haligweorc blog has moved. It can now be found at www.stbedeproductions.com. The St. Bede’s Breviary can be found at the following links: BREVIARY LINK...
10 years ago
Heraldry in Norfolk

Erpingham: References listed - OFFICIAL REFERENCES: C.C.R. 1333-37 = CALENDAR OF CLOSE ROLLS, EDWARD III 1333-37 C.C.R. 1349-54 = CALENDAR OF CLOS...
11 years ago
NYC Heraldry

Schedule Updates: Heraldry Talks in New York City - Schedule Updates as of 1 February 2014: Hello, friends. Here are some items for your calendar. Hope you can join us soon! The following events are free, op...
11 years ago
The LION & the CARDINAL

CRUCIFIXION MINIATURES in the SHERBORNE MISSAL and the LITYLNGTON MISSAL -
12 years ago
Call to Arms...

HBC’S IMAGE RE-BRANDING - What’s old is new again. *Hudson’s Bay Company* has introduced a new logo for its national retail chain that draws on the retailer’s heritage but does so...
12 years ago
Dei gratia

Crevice - There’s a crevice, below which is a deep darkness once terrifying, now safety of an unruly kind surrounds this place! Petals used to bloom above, memory re...
12 years ago
Krazy Krouse Kids

Spring Things at School - Today Tucker had a Mother's Day Tea at his school. He gave a me a planted flower in a pot that he decorated and a sweet card decorated with his fingerprint...
14 years ago
Anglican Wanderings

Holy Name Cathedral - I spent my Independence Day with a friend who lives and ministers in my See City. After an excellent dinner (roasted aspargus and potatoes, and grilled ste...
16 years ago
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Friday, March 13, 2009

The Sewanee Way

By Dr. Chad M. Krouse

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Unknown said...: that's just special; March 14, 2009 at 6:32 PM
Dr. Chad M. Krouse said...: we do what we must!; March 14, 2009 at 7:43 PM

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