the Loyal Orders in Ulster have thousands of members and a world wide membership this video explains the values and ethos of the Orange Order, Arch Purple, Apprentice Boys of Derry and Royal Black Instutition
What does the Rev mean by Protestant religion .Does he mean any Christian other than Roman Catholic.There is no such thing as the Protestant or Catholic Religion ,They are all denominations of the Christian Religion.The so called Protestant religion in Northern Ireland swears loyalty to the English Monarch yet over 70% of them could never be the Monarch if they had the blood .Only Members of the Anglican Communion can become the Monarch.Don't forget that it was Presbyterians who founded the United Irishmen.
Well said. Faith doesn’t need flags and marches. There is a Christian Faith but a Protestant tradition within that faith but it is not the only tradition.
Any Christian other than Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox could be considered Protestant. Any denomination that spawned as result of the reformation basically and that doesn't recognise the pope
A Christian should be loyal to God neither to a Monarch or a Pope As a Protestant if I worshipped the monarch how could I denounce Catholics who regarded the Pope as a deity?
@@onit_ayrshire I recall speaking to a Sir Knight at an Imperial Grand Black Lecturers' Conference and he told me the same.In Scotland there is no Purple Degree from what I've been told.Different duristictions vary.Ireland is the only Grand Orange Lodge that does not have the Royal Arch Purple as one of their degrees.Instead here in Ireland the Royal Arch Purple Degree is governed by the Grand Royal Arch Purple Chapter Of Ireland with every Private, District and County meeting in Chapters with the same number as their Orange Lodge on their Chapter warrant.This can be a little confusing even for Orange/Royal Arch Purple men.I am a Orange,Royal Arch Purple and Royal Black Lecturer.There are degrees in some of the Orange duristictions worldwide that aren't part of the Orange in Ireland e.g the Scarlet degree in the Orange institution of Canada/USA.
@@adrianbradley8513 Hi. I’m doing research for a novel based on the different loyalist orders. Can you recommend any good reading material? It’s in reference to the Orange Riots in New York 1871. Also, I’ll be going to Northern Ireland soon and wondered what would be the best places to go to find out about the Royal Arch Purple and Royal Black? Anything will be appreciated.
@@krishnamurtiism Hi Terrance. A couple of books I would recommend although I'm not too sure about their availability or if they are still in print are the Faithful Tribe by Ruth Dudley Edwards and History Of The Royal Arch Purple Order by the Grand Royal Arch Purple Chapter Of Ireland themselves.Also when you are over here in Northern Ireland visit Schomberg House which is the headquarters of The Grand Orange Lodge and their website. Also the Black opened a new headquarters last April in Loughgall Co Armagh although it isn't opened to the general public as I write.Also visit the city of Londonderry and it's Siege Museum run by The Apprentice Boys Of Derry. The Royal Arch Purple does not have a headquarters.I would also HIGHLY recommend that you visit Dan Winter's Cottage just outside Loughgall where the Orange Order was formed after the Battle Of The Diamond. All these museums have excellent examples of historical items relating to the loyal orders including regalia, banners and lodge memorabilia. Schomberg House in particular has memorabilia relating to all the of Loyal Orders as well as other Fraternal Orders eg Freemasons,Order Of Shepard's etc. All these museums are opened to EVERYONE. Also keep an eye out for Orange Halls which are generally Masonic like in appearance and usually have a Union Jack🇬🇧 flying from them. Please be wary about asking for directions to them because of the political situation over here. I hope this information will be useful to you. All the best with your novel.
@@adrianbradley8513 Wow, that’s great Bradley. You’ve given me a wealth of information. I’m flying to Belfast from Gatwick at beginning of October, and am looking forward to it as I’ve never been to Northern Ireland before. I’ll definitely look up the Apprentice Boys of Derry as I want to spend a few days in Londonderry researching the siege. So much history there. The rest will be spent in Belfast, probably drinking and in the library. Thanks for everything. I’ll let you know how the book 📕 comes along.
From an inner city Birmingham point of view. It all seems a little archaic. The job titles of the leaders, are straight out of Harry Potter, but usually minus the charm. If all 3 branches of this movement could just be a little more kind to the catholics I am sure everyone would get on so much better!
"I'm sick of people branding us in the loyal orders as out of touch weirdos." - That was a statement from the grand Imperial dragon wizard of the marzipan lodge.
More than u would think. Don’t let those boyos in Belfast make u think that they have a true representation of the loyal orders. A true example are rural and countryside lodges
Well as a Irish/Scots Family i dont have a problem with that one bit David,but unfortunately those 'boyos' down in Belfast are the ones calling all the shots,and this is the side of Loyalists that is portrayed to the wider public
"god"???? You should at least know the grammar that is God and not "god", do this before spouting your sectarian and ignorant nonsense about Catholics.
In England the Royal arch purple is the 3rd degree in the orange order
Loyal to the Crown (ie the British Monarch) while they maintain the protestant ascendancy of the throne
A lot of respect for William Bingham. he broke my toe playing football once, but i forgive him as hes a good Red YNWA.
Exactly....low lie the fields of Anfield road
What does the Rev mean by Protestant religion .Does he mean any Christian other than Roman Catholic.There is no such thing as the Protestant or Catholic Religion ,They are all denominations of the Christian Religion.The so called Protestant religion in Northern Ireland swears loyalty to the English Monarch yet over 70% of them could never be the Monarch if they had the blood .Only Members of the Anglican Communion can become the Monarch.Don't forget that it was Presbyterians who founded the United Irishmen.
Well said. Faith doesn’t need flags and marches. There is a Christian Faith but a Protestant tradition within that faith but it is not the only tradition.
@@johnmckegney9109
Hastn't the Roman Catholic faith got a tradition. what is the problem?
@@amysands8925 Isn’t that what I’ve just said?
Any Christian other than Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox could be considered Protestant. Any denomination that spawned as result of the reformation basically and that doesn't recognise the pope
A Christian should be loyal to God neither to a Monarch or a Pope
As a Protestant if I worshipped the monarch how could I denounce Catholics who regarded the Pope as a deity?
watch the orange and the black explained that is what the lodges ae about
please note in England the Royal Arch Purple is actually a third digree of the orange order
In scotland its the second degree of the orange order
@@onit_ayrshire I recall speaking to a Sir Knight at an Imperial Grand Black Lecturers' Conference and he told me the same.In Scotland there is no Purple Degree from what I've been told.Different duristictions vary.Ireland is the only Grand Orange Lodge that does not have the Royal Arch Purple as one of their degrees.Instead here in Ireland the Royal Arch Purple Degree is governed by the Grand Royal Arch Purple Chapter Of Ireland with every Private, District and County meeting in Chapters with the same number as their Orange Lodge on their Chapter warrant.This can be a little confusing even for Orange/Royal Arch Purple men.I am a Orange,Royal Arch Purple and Royal Black Lecturer.There are degrees in some of the Orange duristictions worldwide that aren't part of the Orange in Ireland e.g the Scarlet degree in the Orange institution of Canada/USA.
@@adrianbradley8513 Hi. I’m doing research for a novel based on the different loyalist orders. Can you recommend any good reading material? It’s in reference to the Orange Riots in New York 1871. Also, I’ll be going to Northern Ireland soon and wondered what would be the best places to go to find out about the Royal Arch Purple and Royal Black? Anything will be appreciated.
@@krishnamurtiism Hi Terrance. A couple of books I would recommend although I'm not too sure about their availability or if they are still in print are the Faithful Tribe by Ruth Dudley Edwards and History Of The Royal Arch Purple Order by the Grand Royal Arch Purple Chapter Of Ireland themselves.Also when you are over here in Northern Ireland visit Schomberg House which is the headquarters of The Grand Orange Lodge and their website. Also the Black opened a new headquarters last April in Loughgall Co Armagh although it isn't opened to the general public as I write.Also visit the city of Londonderry and it's Siege Museum run by The Apprentice Boys Of Derry. The Royal Arch Purple does not have a headquarters.I would also HIGHLY recommend that you visit Dan Winter's Cottage just outside Loughgall where the Orange Order was formed after the Battle Of The Diamond. All these museums have excellent examples of historical items relating to the loyal orders including regalia, banners and lodge memorabilia. Schomberg House in particular has memorabilia relating to all the of Loyal Orders as well as other Fraternal Orders eg Freemasons,Order Of Shepard's etc. All these museums are opened to EVERYONE. Also keep an eye out for Orange Halls which are generally Masonic like in appearance and usually have a Union Jack🇬🇧 flying from them. Please be wary about asking for directions to them because of the political situation over here. I hope this information will be useful to you. All the best with your novel.
@@adrianbradley8513 Wow, that’s great Bradley. You’ve given me a wealth of information. I’m flying to Belfast from Gatwick at beginning of October, and am looking forward to it as I’ve never been to Northern Ireland before. I’ll definitely look up the Apprentice Boys of Derry as I want to spend a few days in Londonderry researching the siege. So much history there. The rest will be spent in Belfast, probably drinking and in the library. Thanks for everything. I’ll let you know how the book 📕 comes along.
From an inner city Birmingham point of view. It all seems a little archaic. The job titles of the leaders, are straight out of Harry Potter, but usually minus the charm.
If all 3 branches of this movement could just be a little more kind to the catholics I am sure everyone would get on so much better!
"I'm sick of people branding us in the loyal orders as out of touch weirdos." - That was a statement from the grand Imperial dragon wizard of the marzipan lodge.
How many orangemen actually go to church every Sunday??
More than u would think. Don’t let those boyos in Belfast make u think that they have a true representation of the loyal orders. A true example are rural and countryside lodges
Well as a Irish/Scots Family i dont have a problem with that one bit David,but unfortunately those 'boyos' down in Belfast are the ones calling all the shots,and this is the side of Loyalists that is portrayed to the wider public
@@rambojp73
!00% right.
Probably none, they think they are protestants simply by cursing the Pope and hating their Catholic neighbours.
Very much a minority view,in Irish Ulster and certainly Scottish protestantism.
We've out bred them as advised by Bill Clinton 😎
Derry City is a starfort
Cvnts , dis that fckn explain it
You don't know what your talking about
Orange order ! just Childish little boys who like dressing up and marching
So what its generally a social organisations that can help older people from feeling lonely.
@@markneely3805 🤣
@Champagne SOYcialist Haha! So the Orangemen parade outside primary schools? 😂🚓
How do you get the title of imperial wizard?
Yes true god ,No papish
@Alan O Brien You are aware that's a myth. Don't believe everything your ma tells you
Alan O Brien no evidence he was homosexual. He was funded by the pope but he betrayed him.
What a Tube.
"god"???? You should at least know the grammar that is God and not "god", do this before spouting your sectarian and ignorant nonsense about Catholics.
Division Division Division
Orange order /Orange purple /Masons
Really,freedom?are thse people talking about freedom?stop their rotten version.
Protestant religion not totally Christian just a little of hate thy neighbour,
The Monarch is the head of the Church of England yet I understand that many Anglicans do not refer to themselves as being Protestant.
Whatever happened to christianity shame on all sides
Occult, spiritually dead men
Explain
He can’t because he is an asshole
@@GaraGambini Such slurs mean! You are not only committing a logical fallacy but also revealing that you cannot intellectually defend your beliefs.
Slurs indeed.
"Well all and all we're a bunch of queers"