Companions Put this date on your calendar. September 3 Halleck Chapter's Octoberfest German style meal at 6;30 Grand Master Bob Stika will be there, and will be presented in a special way.
An introduction to the three bodies of York Rite
Freemasonry:
The
Royal Arch, the Cryptic Council and the Knights Templar. Produced for the Grand Commandery of Knights Templar of Indiana.
Created by
Christopher Hodapp, author of Freemasons For Dummies and the Templar
Code For Dummies.
By order of the MEx. President Douglas A. Gray, A SPECIAL CONVENTION of CT Anointed High Priests will be held Wednesday, July 16 at 7:30 pm at the Lodge Room at Ashlar Village in Wallingford, for the conferral of the Order upon ALL eligible candidates. Each Chapter is further requested to encourage all new High Priests and submit their petitions and fees to the Tres./Rec by July 1. 2008
…The need to bring new members into this Chapter (and, by extension, Montgomery Council #2 R&SM and St. Johns Commandery #11 KT) cannot be underestimated. New members alone, however, are not enough. This Chapter needs new members who will become active and learn our ritual.
What has attracted so many Brethren to seek further light in Royal Arch Masonry?
The Royal Arch Degrees was considered most important in the early years of Freemasonry and so dogmatic was the Mother Grand Lodge - from which all Speculative Masonry derives - that in 1813, when the two grand lodges in England united, a firm and solemn landmark was adopted...
Every Master Mason aspires to attain the summit of Ancient Craft Masonry. Many feel with regret that it is not practicable for them to share in all the light shed by the several bodies, but all wish most earnestly to receive all the light and instruction which pertains to the Ancient Craft-the origin and foundation of the Institution.
at the Lodge Room at Ashlar Village in Wallingford, for the conferral of the Order upon ALL eligible candidates. Each Chapter is further requested to encourage all new High Priests and submit their petitions and fees to the Tres./Rec by July 1. 2008