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So to be accurate:
At a distance from the original Free and Accepted Masons there are lots of different forms of irregular Freemasonry which have sprung up over the last 140 or so years.
The one thing that they have in common is that they have copied elements (including its name) of the original.
I don't know where you get your info but it is very wrong.
The Grand Orient of France was a normal, regular Grand Lodge until 1877 when it removed the requirement for its members to believe in God. Up to this point it had been in fraternal harmony with the UGLE having been formed by Lodges that...
Hi Anthony,
You need to make contact with your Lodge Secretary so that he can tell you which of the many Italian Grand Lodges/Orients that your own Grand Lodge recognises. Once you know the correct one you are at liberty to contact it (as you are physically within its jurisdiction) to enquire...
Isaih,
I will not engage with you any further.
As your postings have continued your true colours have shown and you are just a common or garden variety conspiracy theorist who has come onto a Masonic discussion forum with no intent to learn anything about Freemasonry but rather to try and...
If it's Freemasonry on the steets you want cop a load of this video. Although we have been in the Lord Mayor's Show for several years 2012 was the irst year that we were allowed to walk in full regalia:
OK just one more.
The document refers to "Bro. Bonaparte" not "Bro. N. Bonaparte" and as we know for historical fact that Napoleon's brother Joseph was a Freemason it would be ridiculous to somehow make it Napoleon who is being referred to, unless of course you're trying to sell a book.
Some...
I'm only going to correct your errors about Freemasonry then I've done enough as you are just making up stories.
In 1717 4 Lodges in London started the first Grand Lodge in the world. However Freemasonry is not a religion and it was not practised by anyone other tha Free and Accepted Masons...
Ahh I see it's that difference in our use of the english language :)
Beyond reasonable here means that a thing is unreasonable but I think you meant very reasonable.
Yes and if an enquirer identified themselves as being in the UK I give them the details and have done so many times on my own forum in the UK since its launch in 2000.
Well in America maybe but here in England my Grand Lodge Library & Museum ran an exhibition to run at the same time as the Centenary celebrations of the OWF.