Category Archives: Ritual

The Rite of Investiture

Another ritualistic symbolism, of still more importance and interest, is the rite of investiture. The rite of investiture, called, in the colloquially technical language of the order, the ceremony of clothing, brings us at once to the consideration of that … Continue reading

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Stewards – they don’t really do much, do they?

by Brother Keith Becker, Educational Officer Queensbury Lodge 121, Queensbury NY The Lodge Stewards are exactly what their name implies:  The flight attendants of the Lodge.  They assist Brethren with mobility issues, fetch glasses of water for officers, etc.  During … Continue reading

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Practive vs. Rehearsal

  A paper by Bro. Keith Becker Practice versus Rehearsal There is much confusion at times over the concept of practicing and rehearsing and I hope in this article to bring to light the truth behind each words meaning, how … Continue reading

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Golden Fleece – Roman Eagle

A frequent Masonic question is “What is the legend of the Golden Fleece and what is its relation to the lambskin apron and Roman Eagle?” The legend of the Golden Fleece has been handed down from time immemorial. Mythology tells … Continue reading

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