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Season finale for Bro Jezz Thornton

16/05/2016

jezzthorntonthumbnailThe Third step in Freemasonry is by far the largest and most memorable; with the ceremony of raising being both a spectacular and hair-raising experience. To say there is a lot of work involved in learning ritual and practicing the Continue reading “Season finale for Bro Jezz Thornton”

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Candle Caper during Third Degree

20/02/2016

Ritchie SmithNormally we have our third degree ceremony in May. It’s the last ceremony prior to the Summer break and is usually a long-winded affair as we include the traditional history and a full closing all the way down from the third degree. However, Continue reading “Candle Caper during Third Degree”

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Raising at Marsden within Pennine Valley lodge

16/05/2012

There is a full third degree ceremony taking place at Marsden within Pennine Valley Lodge on Tuesday 22nd.

Many of us have seen the Continue reading “Raising at Marsden within Pennine Valley lodge”

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Traditional History

16/03/2012

U.G.L.E. stipulates that no Master Mason is entitled to receive his Certificate from Grand Lodge until an explanation of our Traditional History has been delivered to him. Now that’s all well and good if you regularly perform the history at each and every raising ceremony, plus if you have a Continue reading “Traditional History”

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Shane makes Master Mason at last

09/09/2011

It’s the norm for a Pendle Lodge mason to take his time to get through to his third degree, but in Shanes case it’s been over three years. His passing took place in 2007 and only now has he managed to achieve his goal of Master Mason. The reason Continue reading “Shane makes Master Mason at last”

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Shane Pearson’s Third Degree

09/09/2009

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