That truly depends upon how you define "Masonic Education".How often does your lodge present something of a Masonic Educational nature?
Our new GM said he will not consider a lodge having held a stated meeting unless there is at minimum 15 minutes dedicated to Masonic talk or other masonic presentation.
Actually, it's last on the list, just worded differently.Could Not Vote, as "NEVER" was Not a Choice.
Brother Doug has a point, though there are many subjects you can barely graze in five minutes. Fifteen isn't long, allows for images, and is within most men's attention span.
How often does your lodge present something of a Masonic Educational nature?
Our new GM said he will not consider a lodge having held a stated meeting unless there is at minimum 15 minutes dedicated to Masonic talk or other masonic presentation.
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We have practice twice a week which is good for me.
The way the term "Masonic education" is normally used, ritual practice does not count. Education includes what ritual means plus many other topics. Instruction is on the content of the ritual. Memorizing the proficiencies isn't it. Explaining what the words of the proficiency mean is.