Big Changes in Pennsylvania Masonry

jonesvilletexas

Premium Member

• Jan 7, 2010

• #21

Re: Big Changes in Pennslvana Masonry

But we have to remember that quantity does not equal quality. TRUE

It seems to me that some of our brothers won’t change for the sake of change.

 

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drapetomaniac

Premium Member

Premium Member

• Jan 7, 2010

• #22

Re: Big Changes in Pennslvana Masonry

Looks like one of the members of that jurisdiction had a fit:
http://pamasonicrestoration.org/

 

Blake Bowden

Administrator

Staff Member

• Jan 7, 2010

• #23

Re: Big Changes in Pennslvana Masonry

Wow!

 

david918

Premium Member

• Jan 8, 2010

• #24

Re: Big Changes in Pennslvana Masonry

Pennsylvania Grand Master makes the New York Times

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/01/08/opinion/08brubach.html?th&emc=th

 

Bill Lins

Moderating Staff

Staff Member

• Jan 9, 2010

• #25

Re: Big Changes in Pennslvana Masonry

It amazes me that so many jurisdictions have closed installations, both at the blue Lodge & Grand Lodge levels. I was proud to have my family present at my installations as WM!

 

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Smokey613

Registered User

• Jan 9, 2010

• #26

Re: Big Changes in Pennslvana Masonry

I agree with open installations.

 

LRG

Premium Member

• Jan 9, 2010

• #27

Re: Big Changes in Pennslvana Masonry

dhouseholder said:

But we have to remember that quantity does not equal quality.

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Right on Brother

 

Bro_Vick

Moderator

Premium Member

• Jan 16, 2010

• #28

Re: Big Changes in Pennslvana Masonry

Bill_Lins77488 said:

I was surprised by the Brother who stated that conferring degrees on multiple candidates was OK & it would be too much trouble to confer them one-at-a-time. I feel that one of our strengths is that we do it that way- it is (or SHOULD be) a special day for that candidate alone, IMO.

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Not when you have a high volume of candidates, when that is the case, multiple candidates through the same degree almost becomes a necessity.