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Welcome also.

“everyone is focusing to hard…”. I will leave the discussion there.

My comment above yours had nothing to do with any of that.

The problem, aside from a 1.5 year old thread :), is that the questions used for dubious purposes are often not really indicative of masonic knowledge or are regional or jurisdiction specific. For instance, how many votes does it take to elect a warden? And I totally reject the idea that...

That is up to your Craft jurisdiction. I certainly would not wear the apron of another Masonic body in a craft lodge.

The four legitimate US AASR jurisdictions allow visitation.

I sat on the Shrine G&A Committee that heard the matter that lead to the GL of AR decision. That makes sense as to why they kept it. And it certainly doesn’t hurt to have them.

Thanks. It isn’t a Shriners Intl requirement. I’m surprised an appendant body would run a background check.

What was lost is found.

Good evening. I’m a member of Craft in London and Chapter in Cheshire; Athelstan Coronation Stone 50.

That took confidence. Good for you. Best wishes

Where do you find the background requirement for Shriners?

Welcome.

Yeah. Poor demonstration of masons’ behavior to one another.

The ceremony was in South Carolina. I would address one primary issue : PHA SC is a regular GL. It is correct that it is not in amity with any State GL. That does not reflect on its regularity. The GL of NY withdrew recognition of the GL of Scotland (now restored). Is there anyone who...

And which jurisdiction is that?

You just bumped a nine year old post. That might be a record for necro-posting. To which GL opening ceremony do you refer?

There are four lodges in Amarillo, meeting in two buildings: Amarillo and San Jacinto on 10th; Hanford and Palo Duro on Polk. The links should provide you more current meeting time and contact information: https://tx.grandview.systems/public_lodges/search?q=Amarillo&county=&d=

What are the names of the lodges?