[Talk Gnosis] Johannite Gnostic Tradition & Fabré-Palaprat w/ Bishop Shaun McCann, Pt 2
Channel: Gnostic Wisdom Network
Date: 2022-06-01

It's Part 2 of 2 (though we're hoping for more in the future) about the secret Johannite Gnostic tradition and its re-emergence in Napoleonic France thanks to the physician Bernard-Raymond Fabré-Palaprat who formed both a church and and a new version of the Knights Templar to bring this tradition to the public and to the world.  

To talk to us about both Palaprat and the Johannites we're joined by Bishop Shaun McCann, Patriarch of the Apostolic Johannite Church and...hey that's the church that sponsors this show! And the one that Jon and Jason are in!! And that's why this is a great ep as the Bishop Shaun, with the help of Jason's penetrating questions, illustrates why this lineage is a living reality and why a French heretic doctor still matters 200 years later.

Check out the Johannite Church at: Johannite.org

Join us at our yearly conference, our conclave: Johannite.org/Conclave

For more on Palaprat and the modern Johannite tradition, Bishop Shaun did a three part talk here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6da4EjXlf6M&list=PLtvRkBZGjaKTMdOds3BSqSxftJUIyMcem&index=1

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The Apostolic Johannite Church is an esoteric, Gnostic, Christian community. Many of us seek a real spiritual community which is loving, inclusive, spiritually lively and empowering of people of all genders, races and sexualities, both rich and poor.

The Johannite tradition represents just such a community: founded by Saint John the beloved disciple of Jesus, rooted in the tradition of John the Baptist and guided by direct, experiential contact with the Divine, this tradition encourages personal responsibility and freedom of thought and practice. Learn more at http://johannite.org
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