Jorge Rojas Jr.
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What is your take on women that claim to be Master Masons?
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Women in Freemasonry
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This subject has been covered several times on this site. My suggestion is to search the same subject, and see if we've already pounded the pavement regarding the question. You may just find the answer to your questions.
Pscyclepath
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They're clandestine ;-)
Hippie1950
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I understand there is ONE female Master Mason who is to be Accepted in the U.S. Apparently she was made a Master Mason in England under the UGLE. Otherwise, don't know of any other possibilities...
Paul Munsel
Pierce Lodge 144
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Paul Munsel
Pierce Lodge 144
Golden Rule 361 PM
Where did you get this understanding?
NY.Light.II
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Not a direct answer but on a related note, I do find the history of women Freemasons in France in the first two centuries of GL freemasonry quite intriguing, despite its clandestine nature.
No matter what the view one may take based upon male-craft lore, traditions, digest laws, rituals, obligations or landmarks the fact remains that they exist and do so in their own organizational constructs, under their own charters and with practice that, in the view of the UGLE, are regular sans the one notable distinction of being male.
Ripcord22A
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Yeah id like to know as well
NY.Light.II
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I would appreciate if you expanded on this.
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