The Court Hunting Honour Badge of San Luigi is an unique item presented to the Prince-Abbot by San Luigi Counsellor of State Admiral Carl Lemke, Duke of Astravets. The design is based on the Koniglich Preussische Hofjagdehrenzeichen instituted in 1909 by Kaiser Wilhelm II, with the distinguishing letters SL added. The badge is cast in bronze with guilloché enamelling and 24 carat gold gilding.
Robert David Freese was presented with the Fellowship of the Institute of Arts and Letters (London) at the Reunion of the Central School of Religion held at St Jude’s Free Church of England, Balham, London, on 5 October. Our new Fellow is aged 81. He is a Reader in the Free Church of England and served as Warden at St Jude’s for many years. The award of the Fellowship recognizes his contribution to the Church and to charity. He was one of the early instigators of Wandsworth Oasis, which now operates a local network of charity shops that raises funds for people with HIV/AIDS, and has also volunteered with NACRO.
The Accademia Universitaria Internazionale was established in Italy in 1939 by the late Prince Hugo-José Tomassini Paternò, Head of the Tomasi-Leopardi (Justinian-Heraclian) Imperial House. It was registered with the Ministry of Public Instruction and established partnerships with other educational institutions internationally. Today under Prince Ezra, the current Head of the Imperial House, the Accademia has established reciprocal relationships of partnership, accreditation and recognition with a number of our institutions and divisions.
1. The Abbey-Principality of San Luigi
2. The Institute of Arts and Letters (London)
3. The International College of Arms of the Noblesse
4. The Apostolic Episcopal Church
5. The Order of Corporate Reunion
The Accademia Universitaria Internazionale was established in Italy in 1939 by the late Prince Hugo-José Tomassini Paternò, Head of the Tomasi-Leopardi (Justinian-Heraclian) Imperial House. It was registered with the Ministry of Public Instruction and established partnerships with other educational institutions internationally. Today under Prince Ezra, the current Head of the Imperial House, the Accademia has established reciprocal relationships of partnership, accreditation and recognition with a number of our institutions and divisions.
1. The Constantinople Orthodox Institute
2. The International College of Arms of the Noblesse
3. The Belarus Monarchist Association
The Abbey-Principality, the Apostolic Episcopal Church and several of the Abbey-Principality’s dependent institutions have received diplomas of merit from the International Corps for Civil and Health Emergencies, an international humanitarian association incorporated in the State of Wyoming, USA. In addition, the Institute of Arts and Letters (London) has received a Diploma of Merit from the Centre of International Diplomatic Studies “Il Mediterraneo” based in Rome, Italy.
Several of the dependent institutions of Royal Belarus have received diplomas of merit from the International Corps for Civil and Health Emergencies, an international humanitarian association incorporated in the State of Wyoming, USA.
The International Corps for Civil and Health Emergencies, Inc., is established as a nonprofit corporation in the state of Wyoming, USA.
The International College of Arms of the Noblesse has entered into a reciprocal Treaty of Full Collaboration, Partnership, Accreditation and Recognition with the ASAM University and have also received a Certificate of Appreciation from the University. The ASAM University is a private university registered in Rome, Italy, since 1996. For further information, see this page.
The Abbey-Principality of San Luigi 
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