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As for the address, I'm not going to be snooty. The address of the Grand Commandery of Texas, KT is a business called PromotionalMerchandise.com, in Dallas.
Actually, the RGLT story is quite a rabbit hole. They claim regularity by being recognized by the Regular Grand Lodge of England, whose Grand Master is a Peruvian Prince, and whose Grand Secretary is "Duke Alexander of Cabinda", a breakaway region of Angola.
That picture is of a regular lodge in Tokyo if my memory serves correctly. I've seen it before as a regular lodge, I just can't precisely recall where.
So the picture isn't even of one of their "fastest growing" "regular" Lodges? LOL
I show that the Grand Lodge of Japan is recognized by us and they only recognize the Grand Lodge of Texas, not the poser "Regular Grand Lodge".
evil non-masons , wait why do we care? I always think it is a bunch of guys that where tired of the political BS in their original frat so they made their own. Anyway I bet they give away scholarships as well, isn't that what makes us good masons?
It matters. When clandestines are out there acting (and in some cases misbehaving) in public, representing themselves as Freemasons, it reflects on us. A young man, without a regular masonic friend to guide him, will see these flashy websites and get sucked in, only to find that he'sbeen duped. Ill will results. The beautiful MasonicInfo website has a better argument than I can make: http://masonicinfo.com/fakemasonry.htm
I think Worshipful Puss Boy had his tongue firmly in his cheek when making his post. :wink:
In all seriousness, the general public does not distinguish between "mainstream", Prince Hall, clandestine, or otherwise- to them, we are ALL "Masons" and, as such, what any of us do individually reflects upon all of us inclusively. I wish I had a solution for this but, sadly, I do not.