The family dimension of a priest's life in the Order

Promoting an atmosphere of joy and brotherhood during the Investiture ceremonies

Argentina
Australia - NSW
Australia - Queensland
Australia - South Australia
Australia - Victoria
Australia - West Australia
Belgique
Brasil - Rio de Janeiro
Brasil - São Paulo
Canada - Atlantic
Canada - Montréal
Canada - Québec
Canada - Toronto
Canada - Vancouver
Česká Republika
Colombia
Croazia/Croatia/Hrvatska
Deutschland
England and Wales
España Occidental
España Oriental
Federazione Russa
Finland
France
Gibraltar
Guam
Ireland
Italia Centrale
Italia Centrale Appenninica
Italia Meridionale Adriatica
Italia Meridionale Tirrenica
Italia Sardegna
Italia Settentrionale
Italia Sicilia
Lettonia/Latvija
Luxembourg (Grand
Duché de)
Magyarorszag - Hungaria
Malta
Mexico
Nederland
New Zealand
Norge
Österreich
Philippines
Polska
Portugal
Principauté de Monaco
Puerto Rico
Scotland
Slovenia
Southern Africa
Suisse - Liechtenstein
Sverige-Danmark (Sweden-Denmark)
Taiwan
USA Eastern
USA Middle Atlantic
USA North Central
USA Northeastern
USA Northwestern
USA Northern
USA Southeastern
USA Southwestern
USA Western
Venezuela
There are about 30,000 Knights and Dames worldwide, articulated within geographic areas through local organizations called Lieutenancies or Magistral Delegations (which are often the first step towards the formation of a Lieutenancy).
From the Order's Constitution:
“The life of the Order is articulated in the individual nations through local organizations, called Lieutenancies or Magistral Delegations, upon which Sections and Local Delegations depend.”
(article 36)
“The Lieutenancies and the Magistral Delegations insure, within the boundaries of the respective territorial jurisdictions, respect for the Constitution and the norms of the Order, and also the exact fulfillment of the directives imparted by the Cardinal Grand Master, by the Grand Magisterium and by the President, and of the regulations emanating from the same Lieutenancies or Magistral Delegations and by the respective Councils, taking into account the legitimate traditions, customs and needs of the individual nations.”
(paragraph 4 of article 37)