Recent content by Glen Cook

Since mixed freemasonry has been existent since 1784, this isn’t really a change. Of which obligation are you speaking? Preston Webb, RER, AASR, Emulation, French Rite…? Not all GLs are monotheistic. I don’t like sharing a binding oath with a felon either. Unfortunately, that’s the...

Mixed freemasonry has been around since 1784. GL of North Carolina formed in 1787. Women do organize their own organizations independent of men. There are many such, both Masonic and otherwise. Men can and do have their own fraternal organization. The androgynous appendant bodies are not...

OES is not freemasonry. OES is not allowed everywhere. Mixed or feminine freemasonry are not adding another body. It is another grand lodge.

The CBCS Royal Arch Ceremony (Samaritan version of Midlands Working) Royal Ark Mariner

I’m not supporting to Mr toon a high of 77 in Johannesburg tomorrow,am I?

GL LA is also in amity with PHA TN.

I think you just replied to a 13 year old post.

Looked at your profile . Are you a fellow Cheshire Mason? I’m in Lodge of Concord 323 and Samaritan Chapter 368. Tradition: My wife has suggested I was born in the wrong country and the wrong century. Either that or she wished I was born in another country and another century. She has never...

It’s good to hear of your progress.

Makes ya proud, don’t it.

Now three: MS, SC, AR. WV has recognized PHA TN. However, PHA LA is engaged in irregular activities and has been expelled from the PHA COGM.

There are two national Scottish Rite organizations to which he may have belonged: https://scottishritenmj.org/ https://scottishrite.org/ They may be able to help. If you have confidence the piece was local, you could check with the local Scottish Rite and the Grand Lodge of Washington.

What questions can we answer?

My obligation doesn‘t say anything about being accepting or polite even to those whom we deem irregular. My obligation is limited to Masonic communication, to include sitting in a tyled lodge.

You visited a PHO lodge as a member of a mixed obedience?