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November 18, 2025

Author: Vitéz Zoltán Molnár, Seat Captain of Northeast Hungary Region

At the invitation of Julia Gross, Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany to Hungary, Vitéz Zoltán Molnár, Seat Captain of Northeast Hungary Region, took part in a joint commemoration on November 16, 2025, at the German-Hungarian Military Cemetery in Budaörs.

Following the reburial of German soldiers who had fallen in the Second World War, he laid a wreath of remembrance on behalf of the Order of Vitéz at the cross erected in their memory. Eighty years have passed since the end of the Second World War, yet there are still fallen soldiers who are only now being given their final resting place. These immense human sacrifices remind us of the senselessness of war and urge us, in every case, to seek peaceful solutions.

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November 18, 2025

Author: Vitéz Zoltán Molnár, Seat Captain of Northeast Hungary Region

Members of the Order of Vitéz of the Northeast Hungarian Seat Captaincy participated in a joint prayer service at the Heroes’ Cemetery in Nyíregyháza. After the service, we laid a wreath of respect and remembrance at the Heroes’ Memorial. We placed candles on the heroes’ graves. Under 2,378 gravestones in the Heroes’ Cemetery lie soldiers from 14 nations who fought in World War I. They were sons, fathers, and grandfathers who sacrificed their lives in the Great War. Many relatives still do not know that their lost family members are buried here in this cemetery.

Glory to the heroes! Peace to their ashes!

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November 18, 2025

Author: Vitéz Zoltán Molnár, Seat Captain of Northeast Hungary Region

Organized for the 37th time by the Association for the Reformed People of Szatmár and the Szatmár Reformed Church District, the Reformation Memorial Day was held in Mátészalka. The Order of Vitéz was represented by the Northeast Hungary Region Seat Captaincy, whose members laid a wreath at the base of the statue of Calvin, created by Vitéz Lajos Bíró. The festive program and commemoration were organized with the participation of Vitéz István Fülöp, regional Lieutenant of Szatmár Region and president of the Association for the Reformed People of Szatmár, as well as Vitéz József Erdei, mayor of Tiborszállás.

October 28, 2025

Author: Vitéz Nob. Gábor Hegyi de Agyagfalva

This year’s national commemoration, in keeping with the traditions of the Hungarian Catholic community in Cologne, began in the courtyard of the parish, at the memorial cross. Representatives of the Order of Vitéz and members of the community laid a wreath and prayed together for the repose of the heroic dead of the revolution.

The commemoration then continued in the Basilica of the Holy Apostles, where a festive Mass was celebrated. During the ceremony, several young people received the sacrament of confirmation.

The Mass was celebrated by Auxiliary Bishop of Esztergom-Budapest Gábor Mohos and Parish Priest József Lukács. The liturgy was made even more solemn by the musical service of cantor Edit Mustos and baroque trumpeter Vitéz Gábor Hegyi de Agyagfalva.

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October 26, 2025

Nobiltà – Il Mondo del Cavaliere

In October 2025, Vatican City, The 10th Anniversary of the IASC World Changers Summit marked a milestone gathering at the Pontifical Academy of Sciences, where leading thinkers and innovators convened for a historic event titled “Transcendence: Unveiling the Future of Humanity.”

This year’s summit united global experts from diverse fields, like quantum computing, ethical artificial intelligence, regenerative medicine, finance, art, and leadership; exploring them as dimensions of human consciousness and transformation.

“In a world accelerating at the speed of code, where institutions waver, they gathered not only to anticipate what is to come but to shape it — with wisdom, with spirit, with dignity.

Here, innovation meets conscience, science embraces faith, and humanity envisions its own rebirth: more integrated, more aware, more profoundly united.”

For the first time, this edition featured a Special Session titled: Legacy, Honor, and Meaning in the Modern World. In a century rushing forward, there is strength in remembering who we are.

Key Reflections:

1. The role of titles, honors, and noble tradition in ethical leadership.
2. The distinction between status and service.
3. Cultural continuity as the compass of moral identity.
4. The art of using ancient forms to guide modern responsibility.
5. It is not a nostalgic return to the past, but an ascent toward deeper meaning.

The theme of the conference was: Nobility, Chivalric Orders, and Systems of Merit: Ancient Values for the Future of Humanity. The sole invited speaker was Pierfelice degli Uberti, who masterfully addressed the past, present, and future, presenting three significant examples of future-oriented realities: The Order of Vitéz, The Real Asociación de Hidalgos de España (RAHE), And a groundbreaking scientific initiative: the Royal Protocol (RP), conceived and promoted by Emanuele Filiberto of Savoy

The speaker was introduced as such:

 “Pierfelice degli Uberti is publicly recognized as one of the world’s leading experts in the auxiliary disciplines of history such as heraldry, reward systems, and noble law. He holds a doctorate in Humanities from the University of Turin. He has a second-level Master’s degree in Noble and Reward Law, Heraldry, and Genealogy from UNED in Madrid. He is the President of the International Commission for Orders of Chivalry – ICOC. He is the President of the International Confederation of Genealogy and Heraldry – CIGH. He is the President of the Italian Heraldic Genealogical Institute – IAGI. He is the Honorary President of the International Academy of Genealogy – AIG. He is a former Director of the International Institute of Genealogical and Family History Studies – ICFHS. He is the Vice President of the International Academy of Genealogy – AIG. He is a member of the International Academy of Heraldry – AIH. He is the Vice President of the International Institute of Genealogy and Heraldry – IIGH. Instructor of heraldry, noble law, and auxiliary sciences of history at the School of Archival Studies of the State Archives of Bologna and Modena. General Secretary of Historical Families of Italy and Historical Families of Europe. Responsible director of Nobiltà, Journal of Heraldry, Genealogy, Chivalric Orders, and of Il Mondo del Cavaliere, member of the Advisory Council of Hidalguía, a Spanish journal of genealogy, nobility, and heraldry published by the Royal Association of Hidalgos of Spain”.

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