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Title: How To Become A Free Mason
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URL Source: http://www.masonic-lodge-of-education.com/become-a-free-mason.html
Published: Nov 15, 2015
Author: Free Mason
Post Date: 2015-11-15 21:59:37 by no gnu taxes
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Views: 5630
Comments: 51
Here is how: You must first find a Masonic lodge location near you, contact them, and ask for a petition. ------ There are 3 lodges located in the town of 10,000 people where I live. That's right -- 3 in a town of 10,000. And yet I never see any activity at all in any of them. I can't find anybody who admits to being a Mason. However, the grounds and buildings are always kept quite well. I'm just sayin'.... And when I go to the mason website to inquire about lodges in my town, i get this message: --------------- Sorry - Page not found We are sorry, the page that you are seeking is not available or does not exist. Do not worry though. We can get you back on track. ---------------- Does this have anything to do with the Jooz?
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#2. To: no gnu taxes, Don (#0)
The Masons will accept Catholics as members, but the Catholic who joins the Masons can't take Holy Communion any more. The Knights of Columbus have secret rituals, but they're very Catholic (the rituals, and the Knights also). Not the same thing, I don't think. The Masons started for mischievous reasons. The Knights of Columbus were essentially the (armed) Catholic immigrant response to the KKK. The KKK fell apart over the years, and the Knights turned into the Catholic equivalent of a VFW hall, with really good life insurance.
#7. To: Vicomte13 (#5)
Never heard that one after all these years. Source? We had a presentation on Purgatory today at Mass. Forgot a lot about that one too.
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#5. To: redleghunter (#2)
Replies to Comment # 5. The Masons will accept Catholics as members, but the Catholic who joins the Masons can't take Holy Communion any more.
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