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The Templars of Jumilla Association under its motto "By Our Lady" is distributing among prison populations in prisons in the Spanish territory, which are participating in their previous proposals, the call of the Phoenix Project Prisoners of Fine Arts and Crafts 2013 , now in its fourth edition, with the theme: "Spanish Sacred Art" in which, at the request of milites Christi, inmates who request it on the advice and guidance of the Spanish Prison Ministry through its priests serving in prisons of our country, and also Portugal, as reported by the Templars, who used the Arts and Crafts and cultural elements, and training in combating social exclusion, trying to keep the inmates busy as long as possible in a narrow coordination with directions, officials and educators of prisons.

As a novelty, the competition is open to their bases on the Spanish prisoners in foreign prisons, where inmates census in 2400 is spread over 53 countries with Latin America and Europe which accumulate a large number of Spanish prisoners, according to data provided by the Ministry Foreign Affairs in August 2012 at which the Templars had access Jumillano by note.

The Phoenix Project Prisoners of Fine Arts and Crafts 2013, which is part of the X Crusade Templar Cultural Bailiwick of Jumilla who coined the municipality of Murcia milites Christi in 2006 started in the prison of Murcia I (Sangonera the green), and in 2012 reached a share of 64 works from boarding located in 23 Spanish prisons more, as guest countries, Andorra, and France (2010 - Lannemezan), whose works culminate in the National Exhibition of Fine Arts Prisoners and Crafts in commuting by various cultural areas of prisons, and exhibition halls outside the prisons, in 2012, the report said Templar, leaving a balance of more than 6500 people have watched the work of the internal 2394 highlighting the views of Barcelona, ​​in the Casa dels Entremesos (XVI), a straight bet in support for reintegration of prisoners of Barcelona City Council as the Templars Jumillano.

Source: Templarios de Jumilla