No, I mean it went really well
17/02/2020
The Passing ceremony to the second degree went really well. No, I mean it went really well. There was some change to the senior officers what with the Worshipful Master being away on business, so our DC Keith Bateman stepped into the WM chair to deliver what is his most favourite ceremony and the Assistant DC stepped up to the office of DC. The Senior Warden and Junior Warden, both being experienced Masons comfortably filled their Continue reading “No, I mean it went really well”
The 1882 Lounge at Burnley Football Club proved to be a really good choice for Steve and Lyn’s Pendle Lodge Ladies Evening. On Saturday 9th March the members of Pendle Lodge along with friends and Ladies enjoyed a wonderful night of friendship, dining 
I know we refer to him as young Josh, but his maturity and self-assurance don’t reflect his age what so ever. Joshua was raised to the third degree with as much pomp and ceremonial as could be mustered by the brethren of Pendle Lodge, and believe me they put on a good show on 
Pendle Lodge enjoyed their March meeting with an explanation of the First Degree Tracing Board. This part of the first-degree journey is always presented within a couple of months of a new candidate being initiated, and this month we had the pleasure of explaining its features and lessons to 
Interest in Freemasonry is certainly on the rise, what with the recent television documentary and the media input to our 300th celebrations throughout the country. It all sounds great news. This website and our Facebook page also takes the order to social media and spreads the Masonic good news story far and wide. 
Roy Langtree, much loved and renowned member of Pendle Lodge has been installed in the chair of King Soloman for the 4th time, and thoroughly deserved it is too. Roy is well known for his prowess at ritual and regularly visits other lodges to deliver explanations of 