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The '''Sacred Fraternity of the Cross''' is an [[Hermetic]] society founded by [[Alexander Guilford]] (known in the order as Frater Auriel) in [[London]] during the [[1930s]].

The order promoted [[Christian mysticism]], and is most known for a variation on the [[Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn]]'s Supreme Invoking Ritual of the Pentagram (SIRP), which utilized scenes from the [[Alchemy|alchemical]] work <i>Rosarium philosophus,</i> and was reconfigured to allow use of the [[Pentagrammaton]] over the Tetragrammaton.  

It dissolved in the early [[1960s]] after the unexpected death of the <i>Dux Ducis</i>, [[Simone Montbarde]] (known in the order as ''[[Frater Carpocrates]]'').

[[Category:Christian mysticism]]

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