Symbols of the Order
The essence of Mandatum lies in the harmonious blend of tradition and modernity, where each action fosters dignity and respect for all.
Symbols of the Order
They Represent the Values of the Order
The symbols of the Order represent its identity and fundamental values. The shield, with its shapes and colors, reflects the strength, justice, and protection of the principles that guide its members. The flag waves as a symbol of unity and commitment, reminding everyone of the duty to serve with honor. The hymn, with its solemn melody, awakens the spirit of fraternity and the pride of belonging. Finally, the motto sums up in a few words the mission and ideals that inspire every action, serving as a moral beacon that guides the community toward the common good and excellence.
Symbols of the Order
Coat of Arms
The coat of arms of the Ordo Superior Pro Causis Humanitariis synthesizes our mission of service through the union of chivalric nobility and humanitarian action. Guarded by griffins representing strength and eternal vigilance in defense of the vulnerable, and crowned by a helmet facing adversity with honor, its black and white design symbolizes moral clarity in the face of darkness, while the distinctive red line reminds us of the sacrifice and humanity that lie at the heart of our unbreakable commitment.
Symbols of the Order
Flag (“The Bi”)
Symbols of the Order
Late Motiv
The Official Name, Motto, and Official Emblems — including the Coat of Arms, Flag, and Seals — are legally protected and constitute the exclusive intellectual property of the ORDO SUPREMUS PRO CAUSIS HUMANITARIIS (Mandatum). Any unauthorized use or alteration shall be subject to the appropriate legal actions in accordance with the applicable laws governing intellectual and institutional property.
– Statutes of the Order
