The Order of St. Matilda

The Order of St. Matilda was founded in 1863 by Pope Leo XIII as an extension of the Order of St. George and a recognition of the works of Mother Francesca in The United States of America.
With the Order's founding, it was given a great deal of financial support from Rome and sent soldiers and Knights to protect its members from the horrors of the West and the evil influences of Reverend Grimme.

Structure

The Holy Mother sits unopposed at the top of the Order's Hierarchy. Below her are the Sisters of the Order and Knights from other Orders sent to help protect them. The Holy Mother is beholden to no one but the Pope himself.

Founding Date

1863

Type

Religious, Monastic Order

Leader

Mother Francesca

Parent Organization

Catholicism

Location

Shan Fan

Notable Members

• Mother Francesca
• Sister Alice