
The Knights of San Rocco are a knightly order organized as a Christian fraternity with close ties to the Roman Catholic Church who reflect the widespread devotion to San Rocco, a medieval Franciscan Tertiary whose life and miracles are the subject of many popular celebrations throughout Italy.
Pope Paul III instituted a confraternity of San Rocco, which in 1556 was raised to an archconfraternity by Pope Paul IV, and it is from this original foundation that the present fraternal order descends.
The Ordine Cristiano dei Cavalieri di San Rocco, based in Rome, has entered into a number of mutual agreements of recognition with the Abbey-Principality of San Luigi and its dependent institutions. The Prince-Abbot of San Luigi has been appointed an Honorary Brother for life and Honorary Chief Chaplain to the Order.
The Order has also issued the following instruments of friendship, recognition, twinning, accreditation, and partnership, which have been reciprocated by the Abbey-Principality:
Abbey-Principality of San Luigi

The Order of the Sacred Cup

The Order of the Crown of Thorns

The Order of the Lion and the Black Cross

The Order of Antioch

The Apostolic Episcopal Church

The Order of Corporate Reunion

The Prefectory of Great Britain of the Confraternitas Oecumenica Sancti Sepulcri Hierosolymitani

The Epiphany Guild

The International College of Arms of the Noblesse

The Constantinople Orthodox Institute

The Institute of Arts and Letters (London)


The Order of Franciscans of the Eucharist is a religious order of the Apostolic Episcopal Church and the Catholicate of the West. The Board of Directors and Council members of the OFE have approved the establishment of the OFE Oblates, thus allowing those whose vocation is as Franciscan Tertiaries to become affiliated with the Order.
The USA military chaplaincy serves as the military’s spiritual willingness, makes available emotional, moral, and spiritual support to soldiers and their families. They support all faiths and honor the distinct doctrines of their faith while respecting other denominations.
























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