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I might be wrong but if I remember rightly you (in the US) don't have the women-only variety you have only the Co-Masonic or mixed gender Lodges, either Le Droit Humain or the American Federation of Human Rights. It might interest you to know that Co-Masonry shares the same roots of origin as...

Just to ensure clarity amongst my American brethren the UGLE was NOT talking about Co-Masonic bodies but those 2 Grand Lodges in Britain that admit women ONLY. Co-Masonry is totally No-Go! It fails the "regularity test" set by my Grand Lodge on several of the published requirements. The OES...

This may seem an alien concept but have you asked for help from your brethren?

I suppose it depends what you choose to call a "bogus organisation". Here in England (the UK) there is the Order of Women Freemasons and the Honourable Fraternity of Antients Freemasons that have both been making women Masons for more than 100 years. In 1999 the UGLE (my Grand Lodge) made the...

It depends where you live.

Hi Klaus and welcome

Hi Dani, This Forum is based in the US so is not likely to be able to help much, you should direct your researches toward the Danish Order of Freemasons. The Website is here: https://www.ddfo.dk/

If you mean that you have actually applied to join a Lodge your Proposer will be able to tell you how it works. However, if you actually mean that you have just made contact there is no specific length of time for when someone will come back to you.

BEFORE a Lodge could be established for Iraqi citizens. the Iraqi Government would have to make an official declaration stating that Freemasonry is no longer an illegal organisation and that there would be no repercussions for Iraqis becoming Freemasons.

Re: Hearty greetings from England. My name is Phil Hello Phill

Hi Rico, I take it that you do understand that there is no connection between the Lions and Freemasonry?

Because, he is a BUFFOON.

Re: What benefits will I gain in life from becomin What benefits will freemasonry gain from you?

It should be properly credited! In case you're wondering and IIRC, the words were written by Joseph Fort Newton in 1928 in "Short Talks on Masonry"

Meeting places are not innovations the Lodge room must be Tyled and have the correct furniture there is no more requirement than that and yes here in England there are Lodges that meet in upstairs rooms of Pubs. However, I suspect you may not have read the last line that I posted where I just...

This isn't meant to seem, rude but a Chamber of Reflection is an "innovation" in Freemasonry neither the Antients or Moderns Grand Lodges or the Grand Lodges of Ireland and Scotland used them in the beginning of speculative Freemasonry during the late 1600 and early 1700s. It was introduced...

Hi Tony, from just slightly East of you

Is his name Martin? A Tall Irishman who now lives in Kent?

Hi Giacomo

Hi Noel, I find your post a little confusing as in all my deelings with the Grand Lodge of Ireland I have never heard of such a job? Where are you based?