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And it is as I thought...no co-masonic lodges... Rate Topic Display Mode Topic Options Author Message whistler Posted 11/02/2010 04:23 Apprentice Group: Forum Members Last Login: 20/07/2010 08:48 Posts: 71, Visits: 304 This certainly is possible - in our Co-Masonic Order we have what is called Triangles In the USA - These are Lodges that work with just a very few people - until they grow in their region. I will find out more about them. I am sure if you could gather just another couple of people of like mind something good can be made to happen. HGW Whistler Eastern order of International Co-freemasonry Auckland New Zealand "Truth All truths are Truths of Period and not truths for eternity. What has been truth for the time was and is as good as men are capable of receiving Post #18392 lauderdale Posted 11/02/2010 11:14 Excellent Master Group: Forum Members Last Login: 04/07/2010 12:56 Posts: 2,238, Visits: 4,269 Is there and earlier part of this thread missing or deleted? We also have Triangles in LDH here. Post #18399 Mike Martin Posted 11/02/2010 12:06 Past Master Group: Administrators Last Login: Today @ 12:34 Posts: 1,334, Visits: 3,813 anonwife (06/06/2009) I Contacted LDH in my Region And it is as I thought...no co-masonic lodges in BC.  Honestly, I feel like organizing one just so women have the option here. It comes from the locked topic started by anonwife which I have locked before it got to become an argument regarding the validity of Brad's Masonry. Mike The Freemasons' Grand Charity  My Mother Lodge website Join or just visit my Masonic Web Ring See my BALLS here Post #18402 Cora B Posted 11/02/2010 12:14 Fellow Group: Forum Members Last Login: Today @ 12:16 Posts: 389, Visits: 887 Well, all I can say to anonwife is that if she is desirous to make it happen she should contact the MPGC of the American Federation and tell him so.  There are ways and means - it just takes patience, dedication and hard work. S&F, Cora -- International Order of Co-Freemasonry "Le Droit Humain", British Federation Lodge Light of Amen-Ra No. 717, Orient of Surbiton Lodge St Francis No. 817, Orient of Camberley Mark Lodge Nephthys No. 32, Quarries of Surbiton HRA Triangle The Hidden Glory, Vault of Surbiton Post #18403 Mike Martin Posted 11/02/2010 12:26 Past Master Group: Administrators Last Login: Today @ 12:34 Posts: 1,334, Visits: 3,813 Cora B (11/02/2010) Well, all I can say to anonwife is that if she is desirous to make it happen she should contact the MPGC of the American Federation and tell him so.  There are ways and means - it just takes patience, dedication and hard work. Yep they did that: anonwife (06/06/2009) I contacted the American chapter of LDH, who refered me to the Canadian chapter, who informed me that there was no LDH lodge in BC and I would have to go across the border to Seattle WA, which is out of the question. However, I wouldn't overly worry. As I said in closing the original topic it had run its course with no input for several months. Mike The Freemasons' Grand Charity  My Mother Lodge website Join or just visit my Masonic Web Ring See my BALLS here Post #18404 Brother_TJ Posted 16/02/2010 22:23 Journeyman Group: Forum Members Last Login: 26/07/2010 22:59 Posts: 168, Visits: 206 BC (British Columbia)? I take it. If you live in Vancouver metro area or closer you can become a Co-Masonic member in Seattle with the American Federation of Human Rights. You would have to travel out to attend meetings, but we do have a co-masonic lodge in that region, par se. If you have a car, boat, train, plane you can travel. We have members travel from Kansas City to Tulsa and Dallas to Tulsa for meetings, 4 to 7 hour drives. .·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·. Amethyst Lodge No. 2, Orient of Tulsa, Oklahoma and Isis Lodge No. 3, Orient of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma...A.F.H.R. Post #18521 Mike Martin Posted 16/02/2010 22:45 Past Master Group: Administrators Last Login: Today @ 12:34 Posts: 1,334, Visits: 3,813 Brother_TJ (16/02/2010) BC (British Columbia)? I take it. If you live in Vancouver metro area or closer you can become a Co-Masonic member in Seattle with the American Federation of Human Rights. You would have to travel out to attend meetings, but we do have a co-masonic lodge in that region, par se. If you have a car, boat, train, plane you can travel. We have members travel from Kansas City to Tulsa and Dallas to Tulsa for meetings, 4 to 7 hour drives. Please read the post immediately above yours, where I quoted the original poster's reaction to exactly the information you have re-posted?? Mike The Freemasons' Grand Charity  My Mother Lodge website Join or just visit my Masonic Web Ring See my BALLS here Post #18526 Fire Mist Posted 23/02/2010 20:18 Master Group: Forum Members Last Login: 15/07/2010 14:00 Posts: 446, Visits: 599 The situation of not being able to travel distances is a problem for some. Unfortunately as things stand now that is nearly always the case. Even the Eastern Order with which I understand we have amity require some attendance in a physical lodge for functions and ceremonies for their Pilgrim's lodge. I would say it is more usual to travel by land several hours to get to a point for meetings. I enjoy the drive. Please see page two.... [url=http://www.comasonic.com/pillar%2005.pdf][/url] If you want to be free, there is but one way; it is to guarnatee an equally full measure of liberty to all your neighbors --Carl Schurz Darylee, 3°; (I am a women in Ohio, USA) My posts are my personal opinions. The Opinions expressed herein don't represent the opinions of my Lodge, Grandlodge or any other Masonic jurisdiction. American Co-Masonry; The American Federation of Human Rights: http://www.co-masonry.org/ Post #18829 dp Posted 24/02/2010 11:19 Past Master Group: Forum Members Last Login: Today @ 11:26 Posts: 903, Visits: 2,597 This topic is dead but I am going to stick my two pennies in anyway Despite peoples admonishment with Freemasonry being called a hobby. It certainly isn't a business. It is a fraternal organisation in which 99.999% of the membership is unpaid for their work. Unlike say, a mobile phone company, we do not have roll out plans where we aim to cover 97% of the country. We simply do not guarantee to be in your area. I live in Lanzarote. After Franco had his way there was no Freemasonry in Lanzarote until it was kicked off about 15 years ago by the hard and unpaid work of expats living on the island. 10 years ago this November the same hard working, unpaid expats started a Chapter and last year we started a Mark. In a minute I am flying to Tenerife to join OSM with some others in the hope of getting it off the ground here. I should be in mainland Spain for Allied next week but we have our Ladies night so I will miss that. I could sit here and complain that there is no SRIA in Lanzarote. I could poo poo anyone's suggestion of how I could get it off the ground. I would by doing that get no where, just like Anonwife. So I get on a plane and fly to the UK for it... Freemasonry is available in Anonwifes area. She just has to start it... Post #18842 « Prev Topic | Next Topic »

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