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Freemasonry's restricted Lodges explained
Original: Not all Lodges are open to all men in Freemasonry. Many military Lodgrs are confined to men of a specific rank, designat
Not all Masonic Lodges accept every man who applies. Many military Lodges are limited to men of a specific rank, designation or service, and some Lodges, particularly in England, recruit their members from particular trades or professions. These trade-based Lodges are known as Class Lodges, showing that Freemasonry's membership structures are more specialised than commonly assumed.
Why now: People are discussing the little-known internal rules of Freemasonry that restrict membership by rank, service or profession.
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- Not all Lodges are open to all men in Freemasonry. Many military Lodgrs are confined to men of a specific rank, designation, or service, and some Lodges - especially in England - seek their members in specific trades or professions. These latter Lodges are called,Class Lodges,… · North_Sea_829@norden.social · 2
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