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  1. KSigMason

    Greetings from Arkansas!

    Greetings and welcome to this forum.
  2. KSigMason

    Greetings Brethren

    Greetings and welcome.
  3. KSigMason

    About me :)

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  4. KSigMason

    Introduction

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  5. KSigMason

    Intro

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  6. KSigMason

    Hello Brethren!

    Re: Hello Brotheren Greetings and welcome.
  7. KSigMason

    Hello from southeast gulf coast of Texas

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  8. KSigMason

    Hello all

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  9. KSigMason

    Greetings from Northern Ireland

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  10. KSigMason

    UGLE ... London

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  11. KSigMason

    York Rite College

    Congratulations Companion and Sir Knight. The initiation ceremony is an interesting one and the Lecture is one of my favorites. I hope you enjoy it. I'm Seneschal for Tri-Valley #178 in Idaho. Follow the link provided, but essentially the York Rite College exists to assist the York Rite bodies...
  12. KSigMason

    Hello

    Greetings and salutations.
  13. KSigMason

    Hello

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  14. KSigMason

    Greetings

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  15. KSigMason

    Greetings from Italy

    Of my stops, Firenze was by far my favorite. I also was able to visit one of the Lodges there.
  16. KSigMason

    Greetings from Italy

    Greetings and welcome. I spent a few weeks in Italy back in 2011 and the Brethren were very hospitable.
  17. KSigMason

    What office do you now hold?

    I stand without the door as Tyler.
  18. KSigMason

    Greetings!

    Greetings and welcome.
  19. KSigMason

    York Rite light

    Back in the early 20th and late 19th century, the Knights Templar was much more popular than the Scottish Rite, then the Shrine was the most notable, now it's the Scottish Rite. The term "York Rite" is misleading. It really should be the American Rite. The use of "York" comes from the legend of...
  20. KSigMason

    York Rite light

    There are some similarities in the story, but there are some glaring differences. I could write a book on it. Most Lodges in America are "York Rite Lodges" and the York Rite (particularly the RA and Cryptic degrees complete the 3rd degree) while the Scottish Rite (and Scottish Rite Craft...
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