INITIATIVES
Dear Friends and Nobles,
The Royal House and Sovereign House of Cappadocia and San Bartolomeo’s Vision is to perpetuate and expand the knightly virtues, to encourage intellectual rigorousness, to recognize the exemplary conduct and achievements with membership in its three Royal Orders, and to enhance society with leadership programs which nurtures, develops, and inspires the Innovators of tomorrow.
One of its Orders of Chivalry, The Royal Order of Constantine the Great and Saint Helen Foundation, a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization based in the United States, consists of 21 Grand Priories, Priories, and Chapters. Its members consist of Squires, Ladies-in-Waiting, initiated Benefactors, Knights, Dames and Nobles throughout the world.
The Principality’s and the Royal Order’s goals are aligned and focused on governance based on best practices, by empowering all “Stakeholders”, “Members of our Orders,” and the “Innovators of Tomorrow”, and inspire each to bring honor to our Royal House in the defense of noble causes and the less fortunate.
H.R.H. Prince
Rafael Andujar y Vilches, Ph.D
- The Royal and Sovereign House of Cappadocia and San Bartolomeo
- Prince Grand Master
- The Royal Order of Constantine the Great and Saint Helen
THE ROYAL ORDER OF CONSTANTINE THE GREAT AND ST. HELEN.
- The Nominators (Knights, Dames, or Nobles) of the Royal House of Cappadocia must certify that the submission documents, data, and statements have been verified. They further attest having conducted an assessment concerning the Nominee’s conduct as an Individual and Member/Benefactor of the Monarchical Chapter before proposing this Nomination to the Royal and Sovereign House of Cappadocia and San Bartolomeo, the “Principality of Cappadocia.” Only Knights, Dames, and Nobles of its three (3) Orders of Chivalry are empowered to propose Nominations for Knight-, Damehood, and/or Ennoblement of this Royal House in ONE (1) of the following eight (8) Recognition Categories
Arts
Architecture Or Engineering
Entrepreneurship
&
Innovation
Heroism
Medicine
&
Healthcare
Philanthropy
Sciences
Sports & Exceptional Achievements
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The Goals include:
- The Royal Order will sustain, teach, and propagate the Principles of the General Order of Knighthood, as such principals have been defined throughout history of the Royal Order.
- Although the nature of the Royal Order is primarily historical, cultural and social, the Royal Order will will assist philanthropic and charitable endeavors in furtherance of chivalric values.
- Among its noble members, the Royal Order will revive a commitment to service and a sense of duty to struggle against the erosion of chivalric values.
- With respect to culture, tradition, ethics, philosophy, and chivalric values, The Royal Order seeks the ethical growth of both the individual and the society.
Therefore, our Initiatives include:
- To achieve sustainable membership growth with a clear path of advancement based on service in the form of time, talent and/or treasure,
- To continue our efforts of establishing Grand Priories, Priories and Chapters worldwide, each determined to maintain a "Royal Home for Women and Children" in need, and
- Through the acquisition, development, and management of real estate assets and operations that can be improved with Innovation, Creativity, and Capital
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PAST INITIATIVES
Royal Recognition & Charity Gala
Honolulu, Hawaii
Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort
- Oct. 27, 2023 3:00 PM (HST)
- Oct. 28, 2023 8:00 PM (HST)
This tour showcases life and legacy of our last ruling King, who was known as the “Merrie Monarch” and was instrumental in the revitalization of Hawaiian culture during his reign in the late 1800s. The tour will feature historical accounts and personal items belonging to King Kalākaua to help guests better understand not only what Kalākaua achieved locally and globally, but how his tangible vision of ʻIolani Palace, continues to contribute to the Hawaiian way of life and his preservation of hula, history, and tradition.