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marih

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Me and a friend had joined IF&AMM and found it to be clandestine after doing some research. What do I need to do to become a legal regular mason. We already left the lodge. What now?

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RHS

RHS

Registered User
Never even heard of that.

Is there a reg lodge in your town?


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M

marih

Registered User
Yes but I can't find contact info for that lodge. Plus. I wanted to know if there was anything I need to do before petitioning this lodge.

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tomasball

Premium Member
Are you wanting to join a lodge of the Grand Lodge of Texas, or the Most Worshipful Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Texas? Either way, the grand lodge website has a section showing contact information for all the lodges.
 
M

marih

Registered User
(grand lodge of Texas)The only contact info for that lodge is an Email that isn't in use anymore. Plus I was in a clandestine lodge. But when I discovered that it was I left. Can I still become a regular mason

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marih

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If anyone has any information they can give me I'd really appreciate it.


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QuarryMan

QuarryMan

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Greetings I am familiar with that international free and accepted masons and yes they are clandestine you need to go to a local lodge in your area and inquire not just the Grand lodge
 
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tomasball

Premium Member
If you are up front about it, and give the lodge you are petitioning a document showing you left the clandestine body, you should be treated just like any other first time petitioner. As for contacting them, if the email isn't working, I would use the PO box shown on their listing. Alternatively, you could keep an eye on their building, and if you see a meeting going on, drop by.

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tomasball

Premium Member
You say you left the clandestine lodge. Did they give you any written acknowledgement that they didn't consider you a member any more? If they don't have a formal method of withdrawing from their membership, then I think a copy of a registered letter sent by you to the clandestine lodge might be good enough.
 
John Schnitz

John Schnitz

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Awesome. You have all the info you need for that lodge. And have you spoke with anyone there.

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marih

Registered User
Yes I spoke with the WM and visited with quite a few of the members

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