Another thought (with absolutely nothing to back it) is that it came from The Royal Society, where "Fellow" was a step above "Member." It probably wouldn't be the first thing our supper club borrowed from the Society.
It probably wouldn't be the first thing our supper club borrowed from the Society.
Yeah, good one.Supper club...lol
This is untruthful and silly, and not even fun silly.88DAM88
"....The Jesters - Weird Fellows - Odd Men - Devoted Scribes - Sons of Hours"
These are sub-sects of York Rite Freemasons that performed specific ritual, ceremonial, or public duties.
The Whitechapel murders were carried out by The Jesters.
The son of a whore could not be allowed to take the throne.
There is no mercy for the "widows son".
As noted, the Jesters were not formed in the US until 1911. The White Chapel murders were some 20 years before that. The Jesters do not have York Rite as a prerequisite. England does not use the term York Rite.Persecuted just as the nails of the cross were hewn by a woman and driven through the flesh of Christ.
I too am persecuted! There is very good detail about the Jesters in william schnoebelen's book "Church of the Black Ram".
You aren't a Mason, are you?I work for the BIS.
Masonry is just a stepping stone...
Orders and Chapters you aren't privileged to hear whispered....
Hahahaha....your talking to a 33rd deg. And a PGM....but hes not privileged enough?....lolOrders and Chapters you aren't privileged to hear whispered....
Aaaaahahahahaha!88DAM88
"....The Jesters - Weird Fellows - Odd Men - Devoted Scribes - Sons of Hours"
These are sub-sects of York Rite Freemasons that performed specific ritual, ceremonial, or public duties.
The Whitechapel murders were carried out by The Jesters.
The son of a whore could not be allowed to take the throne.
There is no mercy for the "widows son".
Hahahaha....your talking to a 33rd deg. And a PGM....but hes not privileged enough?....lol
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Geez! Your very thought betray you. Get a life.88DAM88
"....The Jesters - Weird Fellows - Odd Men - Devoted Scribes - Sons of Hours"
These are sub-sects of York Rite Freemasons that performed specific ritual, ceremonial, or public duties.
The Whitechapel murders were carried out by The Jesters.
The son of a whore could not be allowed to take the throne.
There is no mercy for the "widows son".
And I work for the PIZZA. So What!?I work for the BIS.
Don't tell me... you took the escalator!Masonry is just a stepping stone...
LOL!...Orders and Chapters you aren't privileged to hear whispered....
Another Troll!...The Jesters - Weird Fellows - Odd Men - Devoted Scribes - Sons of Hours"
These are sub-sects of York Rite Freemasons that performed specific ritual, ceremonial, or public duties.
The Whitechapel murders were carried out by The Jesters.
The son of a whore could not be allowed to take the throne.
There is no mercy for the "widows son".
Lol!Geez! Your very thought betray you. Get a life.
Are you disappointed in the 7 Grand Lecturers who couldn't or maybe just wouldn't tell you the answer to your question?I have been a Mm for around 3 years, and have wondered about the fellows part as well, and had asked who the fellows were, and I know 7 grand lectures, and they couldn't answer that question either.
I am a Freemason, although not a very seasoned one. What in my query gave you the impression that I was not a Freemason. I appreciate the communication, illumination and fraternity in the discussions here. I used "liturgy" in quotations as I was at a loss for a proper or respectful word in the moment. I know that liturgy is a religious reference but "lines," "oral drama," "script," etc didn't seem to cut it at the time . . . perhaps "degree work" would have sufficed. Thank you.I seem to have the impression your not a Freemason. Either way "liturgy" is not a accurate word to use in respect to Freemasonry. That said, it was a good question.
Ah, I am a word guy so I was thinking of the "script" and didn't consider referring generally to the entire ritual although it would have been better to.Ritual is the generally used term.