The Calling is not merely a summons to a chivalric order, but a profound spiritual and moral awakening. It beckons an individual to a life of deeper purpose, where valor, faith, and service converge. This vocation is a timeless echo from the hallowed halls of Jerusalem, urging one to uphold the sacred traditions. It’s a commitment to defend the vulnerable, seek spiritual enlightenment, and embody the principles of justice, honor, and humility. To heed The Calling is to embrace a legacy that transcends centuries, uniting the ancient and the modern in a steadfast bond of duty and devotion.

Then I heard the voice of the Lord saying, “Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?”

That is the greatest question with which a man will ever be faced. For it is the answer that will cause a him to leave his friends, his family, and his life behind to spend his life on some righteous cause. It is not a question of “Do I have what it takes?”, but a question of, “Am I willing to sacrifice everything?” It’s why William Wallace rode into battle against the English at the Battle of Stirling Bridge. It’s why King Leonidas fought back the Persian hordes at the Battle of Thermopylae. It’s why 144,000 young men stormed the beaches of Normandy. And it’s why you are reading this right now.

Do you feel that? That’s The Calling. The stirring in your chest, the fire that burns in the pit of your stomach, a pull like gravity dragging you to the service of something greater than yourself. The purpose of The Order is to motivate those on that path of Righteousness, and to mentor those who will one day take their place. This is for the warriors, the outlaws, the wanderers, and the saints and sinners alike. This is for any who have heard the call and given the prompt response:

“Here am I. Send me!”

Isaiah 6:8