 IN HOC SIGNO VINCES |
Put on the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil. |
 TIME DEUM ET OPERARE IUSTITIAM |
| IN HOC SIGNO VINCES |
Put on the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil. |
TIME DEUM ET OPERARE IUSTITIAM |
Symbols of the Order a protected by Copyright, and may be used sutiably by Registered Members. Contact the Legion for more information on any of the items below
MEDAL
This jpg is suitable for use for having mugs, T-shirts, etc made. Check with a local vendor with a photoshop. They can normally make these items and more
Computer Desk-Top Scene
-Just put you mouse on it, right click, and save it to your computer. If you wish to use it as a desk top, then right-click and choose "Set as Background" May be used in any authorized manner by members.
Chrismons
Ornaments to fit a CD @ 4.75 inches
In earlier times Christians would have Passion Plays during the Advent Season. As part of the play they would have a scene with Adam and Eve about the Tree of Life with the Fruit that gave eternal life in the Garden of Eden. The Tree was also symbolic of the Second Coming and the Tree of Life in New Jerusalem (Revelation). They used a fir tree in the play, because it remained green through the winter. For the fruit of the tree, they hung apples. They also hung representations of the Host on it, the bread used at Holy Holy Communion, which normally had the sign of the cross on it, and other images. These Chrismons contain images which may be used by registered centurions on their Christmas Tree. We have sized them to match the size of the common compact disk. You may resize them with most graphics programs that come on computers for other sizes such as wood disks. Contact Primus Pilus for more information.
Chrismons for MMVII -- MMVI
Right click to save to computer then open with Microsoft Photo Editor ® or other graphics program and print at 4.75 inches.
Mount your Chrismon to a CD to display it.
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