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Holy Sepulchre Grand Cross for Sir George & Lady Dolly Poblete

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Sir George R. Poblete was promoted to the highest rank (KGCHS) in the Holy Sepulchre, in ceremonies at St. Michael Cathedral Basilica in the Archdiocese of Toronto. His Eminence Thomas Cardinal Collins officiated the ceremonies. Lady Dolly V. Poblete was also promoted to Lady Grand Cross of the Holy Sepulchre (LGCHS).

The Holy Sepulchre is the oldest Papal Order, instituted in the 11th century. Its main objective is to maintain Christianity in the Holy Land through prayers and financial support. They have a Lieutenancy in the major provinces in Canada. In Toronto, they conduct seminars and Church Visitation in addition to the AGM and investiture. Cardinal Collins is the Grand Prior of the Lieutenancy.

During the ceremonies held recently, 7 men and 3 ladies were invested to KHC & LHS. Seven Commanders and 4 ladies were promoted to their higher ranks. Sir George was the lone candidate promoted to the Knight Grand Cross of the Holy Sepulchre. Lady Dolly V. Poblete was among the three candidates who received the Lady Grand Cross of the Holy Sepulchre. Promotions come from the Vatican.

Sir George and Lady Dolly Poblete are the highest ranking members of the Holy Sepulcher from the Filipino-Canadian community in Canada.

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