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IBSSA official publication 2006Dom Lorenzo OSB in AETERNUMHis Most Eminent Highness Dom Lorenzo OSB –Metropolitan Primate of the American Catholic OrthodoxChurch and Grand Master of the Sovereign Order of SaintJohn of Jerusalem, Knights of Malta, Federation ofAutonomous Priories died on 14th December 2005 in a NewYork’s Hospital, in the sequence of a massive brain hemorrhagicstroke.Born in Madrid, Spain, on the 15th of May 1939, LorenzoAbruñedo Romero made his studies in the catholic seminarand later, in 1973, went to America where he joined theAmerican Catholic Orthodox Church as a clergyman. Laterhe became successively a Bishop, Archbishop and Primate ofhis Church.In 1994 His Beatitude Dom Lorenzo OSB, asMetropolitan Primate of the Church, succeeded HisEminence Archbishop Count Michael Paul Peter De Valich –who had been for near 30 years leading the Federation ofAutonomous Priories – and, on 22nd January of the sameyear, the Grand Council of the Federation in a meeting at LaValletta, Malta, reconfirmed Dom Lorenzo as successor tothe vacant Great Magisterial See of the Federation.During his 11 years as the Head and Chief of State of theFederation, first as Regent and recently as Grand Master, HisMost Eminent Highness DomLorenzo preformed brilliantwork, conducing it to new stageof growth and development. Infact it was under the regency ofDom Lorenzo that several countriesrecognized the Federation asa Sovereign State and its networkof Embassies was created to execute the humanitarianprogram of actions of the Order. It was also in this periodthat the Order grew in number and quality of knights andexpanded to other countries such as Hungary, Angola,Romania, Guinea-Bissau, Czech Republic, Portugal, SouthAfrica, Latvia, and Israel among other, and that new institutionsof humanitarian nature, as FEMERAID were created.Dom Lorenzo, the Grand Master, the Grand Knight hasdeparted, and after his departure the Knighthood in general,and the Federation in particular, suffered a great loss.The Man has departed but he did not die, for only thosewho are forgotten die, and the Memory of Dom Lorenzo willstay forever alive in all those who have known him.Requiescat in Pacem.Jose Cosmelli, Knight of MaltaFinal farewell from Sir John DORA18 November 2005, Pécs / HungaryWe announce with deep sorrow the death of ourfriend Sir John DORA – Knight of Malta, HonoraryMember of IBSSA, who died in tragic circumstances on26th October 2005 in Budapest.All friends joined his family in bidding farewell at a funeralservice, which was held on Friday, 18th November 2005,at the Roman Catholic Cathedral of Pécs city, Hungary.During the memorial service the following high-rankingofficials and members of international organisationsheld their farewell speech:– Prof. George POPPER – President of IBSSA made hisspeech on behalf of IBSSA, while 8 members of the associationwere standing by the coffin as honorary guards.– The commemoration on behalf of the Sovereign Orderof Saint John of Jerusalem, Knights of Malta,Federation of Autonomous Priories was held by SirAlexander OSZTER, while 8 Knights and Dames werestanding as honorary guards by the coffin.– H.E. Dr. John KARÁSZY-KULIN (GBR) – Grand Masterof the International Knightly Order of St. George heldhis farewell speech as well, while 2 Knights of the Order,who are also members ofIBSSA, saluted at the coffin.Dr. Eriks GRINBERGS(LAT) – Chairman of theLegal Department of IBSSA,Knight of Malta – came toHungary in order to attend the funeral.Sir Csaba KIRÁLY, KM – invited all the present IBSSAmembers, knights of the Sovereign Order of Saint John ofJerusalem, Knights of Malta, F.A.P. and also the knightsof the St. George Order to have lunch in Szekszárd.IBSSA plans to start a “John Dora” commemorativemedallion and initiated to establish the “JOHNDORA Foundation” in order to support and help thetraining of talented young bodyguards and to rewardsuccessful bodyguards. Mrs. Katalin DORA PAPP –daughter of Sir John DORA was requested to acceptthe position of being the chairman of the Board oftrustees of the foundation.(IBSSA HQ)8
IBSSA official publication 2006IBSSA in LatviaWe must establish legal normsEriks Grinbergs, IBSSA co-ordinator inLatvia, chairman of the IBSSA Legal Department,legal advisor of the Latvian Ministry of SocialAffairs, became known within IBSSA in 2002through his merits in the successful organisationof the Martial Arts competitions held in thatyear. Exactly three years later, in the middle ofNovember, we talked to him about the results ofthis international event for Latvia.‘It has brought success and recognition,’ answeredthe young lawyer. ‘I do not mean myself primarily,but our Latvian organisation. I do not mean it as criticism,but between 1997 and 2002 none of IBSSAleaders visited Riga, but since then the situation haschanged. That event was primarily dominated bysports, as the best competitors of 12 federations ofEastern fighting arts met in Riga. They gave presentationsand lectures, competitions were organised andboth professionals and simple interested people discoveredIBSSA. This was the event which broughttogether Latvian sports federations of various fightingsports which had been working against each otherbefore, but then they realised that the main issue wasnot which federation had the leading role as they hadmutual interests. IBSSA was an important catalyst inthis recognition. The audience, including officialorganisations too, began to inquire about IBSSA activities.I dare say that the image of our association hasstrengthened after Martial Arts in Riga.’‘What is the situation of civil security organisations inLatvia?’‘More and more civil organisations are engaged insecurity activities in Latvia, but their operation is difficultbecause the legal norms clearly defining theframework of their activities are not fully elaboratedyet. The applicable EU norms have not been ratifiedin Latvia either. We have only been a member of theEuropean Union for one year, our country has to fulfila lot of law harmonisation tasks and this exampleis one of them. We received a lot of assistance fromIBSSA for elaborating internal guidelines, whichmakes our work easier. Naturally, there are organisationswhich do quite a lot for building security organisationsand relating sports organisations. Such anexample is PENTANO company, where the presidentGenadij Seibutis and the advisor, Vladislav Kirilovskijwith Hungarian sports relations have very significantinternational experiences. They contribute quite a lotto the development of IBSSA organisation in Latvia.’‘What is your relationship with the other Baltic states?’‘There are primarily sports relations, mainlythrough individual athletes or clubs. As far as I know,the other Baltic States also phase similar problems asLatvia. If we can help each other with our experiences,hopefully we can solve our currently existing legalproblems very quickly.’‘A bodyguard from Riga was awarded the diploma ofbest bodyguard in the traditional international trainingcalled SEC-tember. It could be a good sign for you for theFirst Bodyguard World Championship to be held in Floridanext year. Are you training for this competition?’‘Naturally, we intend to participate in this competition.However, we need internal competitions first toselect those who will represent us in the world championship.Unfortunately, we have no experience in selection,therefore we rely on the advice of Russian organisationsof IBSSA with international experience in theprofessional preparation for the world championship.Dr. Vladislav Kirilovsky, RegionalRepresentative of IBSSA for Baltic Republics:“Strengthening the IBSSA organisation in the BalticStates is an important part of my work. Of the threecountries, the organisation is strongest in Latvia, andas a result of my work, approximately 90 new membershave joined the association. I am pleased to saythat the members of the Latvian association includethe minister of the former ministry of education andsciences and the minister of the ministry of interior.Unfortunately, no similar data are available inLithuania or Estonia yet, although our members andorganisations are active there too. In addition,Vladimiras Lisicynas country representative works inLithuania, who was awarded the title of Instructor ofthe Year of 2004 in t his year’s Congress. I am happyto say that leaders of various Russian and Ukrainiansecurity organisations have become members ofIBSSA as a result of my relations with them.“9
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