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1. When has the United Grand Lodge of England been founded?
The 25th June 1717 at Goose and Gridiron Tavern, London It was formed in 1751 but its first Grand Master was not elected until two years later. The 27th December 1813 . Act of Union between Antients and Moderns.
2. What is the meaning of the Hebrew characters in the arms of the U.G.L. of England?
Holiness to the Lord God bless the Queen God bless our Fraternal Order
3. Is the Immediate Past Master a regular Officer of the Lodge?
Yes, of course Only if the by-laws of the lodge state so. No. The Officers are : the Master, two Wardens, a Treasurer, a Secretary, two Deacons, an Inner Guard and a Tyler.
4. Whose property is the Warrant of a Lodge?
The Worshipful Master The Grand Master The Lodge
5. About Domatic Ritual, Royal Arch. Where does the word Domatic come from?
Dogmatic because it is the correct Royal Arch ritual Scotland and was used there to describe operative stonemasons as apart from Geomatic or Gentleman masons. Dom Pernety, who made the ritual
6. How many stars has the Grand Master's chain?
11 9 7
7. Which is the Grand Lodge recognized as regular in Italy by United Grand Lodge of England?
Grand Lodge of Italy Grand Orient of Italy The Regular Grand Lodge of Italy
8. Have you to be a Mark Master Mason before being exalted into the Royal Arch in Scotland?
Yes, it is the rule No, because the Grand Lodge and the Grand Lodge of Mark Master Masons of Scotland are separated bodies. On the contrary, to be Mark Master Mason , you have to be exalted into a Chapter before.
9. Which is the correct position of the Tracing-Boards in the Lodge?
In front of the Junior Warden's pedestial Must be displayed on the floor There is not a rule and position varies quite considerably
10. What do you intend by the words Most Excellent Master?
The title of the Master of the lodge A degree practised in England within the Order of the Royal and Select Masters The title of the Junior Grand Warden
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