The Color Corps Commander for Bishop Manogue Assembly is SK Michael Langer.  All members of Bishop Manogue interested in serving with the Color Corps can contact SK Michael through our e-mail

To the left is pictured the Fourth Degree Emblem. Bearers of this emblem are committed to conduct themselves honorably as Christian gentlemen in their private and public lives, as well as acting patriotically for the good of their nations. Likewise, the Fourth Degree sword represents the bearer's reverence for the Eucharist and the Pope, bishops and hierarchy of the Church, and displays publicly his willingness to protect his Church and Priests.

Considered under a religious aspect, we have the honor and privilege of wearing on our swords and our lapels the sacred symbol of the Most Blessed Trinity. This should always remind us to live a good Christian life, and that we should never bring dishonor on the emblem we have been privileged to wear. By this, others may see our good works, through which we will glorify our Holy Religion, our Honored Order and our Beloved Country.

The Color Corps consist of two parts;

• Honor Guard
• Color Guard

Honor Guardsmen are those members who have mastered the Manual of the Sword.  All others are Color Guard.

The Corps basically follows a Naval theme with ranks and insignia. Note that the chapeaux, which are never called hats, are similar to the old naval uniforms.

• Vice Supreme Masters wear blue capes and chapeaux.
• Masters wear gold capes and chapeaux.
• District Marshals (District level Color Corps Commanders) wear green capes and chapeaux.
• Faithful navigators (whether a member of the corps or not) wear white capes and chapeaux.
• Commanders wear purple capes and chapeaux.
• Other Color Corps Members wear red capes and chapeaux.