Re: Caballero de Jure Sanguinis, Motu Proprio

On Mar 21, 9:44 am, "Nenad M. Jovanovich" <c...@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
As I said, it’s the same with Martin Goldstraw of Whicairns -
˝Caballero de Jure Sanguinis, Motu Proprio˝:

http://goldstraw.org.uk/certificate-constantinian001.JPG

No ˝of honour˝ there either?

Interesting. And the phrase "vengo en concederos el ingreso en la
S.O.M. Constantiniana de San Jorge" means "I come to grant you entry
into" the order, which certainly does imply membership, not just the
receipt of an honorary decoration.

Is it the "motu proprio" part that in this order's usage implies
"honorary"? (Understanding that there are different branches that may
do things differently.)

Joseph McMillan

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