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The Court
of Saint Mary of Walsingham, also known as the Patriarchal and Royal
Florentine Household, is the patriarchal household in the Anglican
Patriarchate (See of St. Stephen, Anglican Rite Roman Catholic
Church). Its name is derived as a combination of two titles
pertaining to Our Lady, Santa Maria Antiqua and Our Lady of
Walsingham, the Patroness of English-speaking Catholics and the
medieval Patroness of England. Our Lady of Walsingham is also the
Patroness of the Patriarchal Household, and for this reason, her
sceptre of three lilies is seen in the insignia
of the Patriarchal See.
Habits
of the Curia and Household >
Legion
of the Eagle of Christ >
Grand
Cordon of the Three Supreme Orders >
Grand
Cordon of the Two Supreme Orders >
Royal
Order of St. Stephen >
Sacred
Order of Mary Immaculate >
Florentine
Service Order >
Order
of Merit of St. Stephen and Our Lady of Walsingham >
Patriarchal
Confraternity of the
Imperial
Teutonic Order of the Hospital of St. Mary of Jerusalem >
P.R.
Florentine Family Order >
Patriarchal
Service Cross>
[Patriarchal
See]
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