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As always ML, your insight is always helpful and most wlecome. Thanks for your amendment to my previous statement I wasn't entirely sure about those
last two and figured I'd throw it out there for discussion.
If practicable can you describe the purpose and intenet of the Red Cross of Constantine degree?
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Originally posted by lazy1981
reply to post by Masonic Light
As always ML, your insight is always helpful and most wlecome. Thanks for your amendment to my previous statement I wasn't entirely sure about those
last two and figured I'd throw it out there for discussion.
If practicable can you describe the purpose and intenet of the Red Cross of Constantine degree?
In the York Rite, there is a large number of so-called "side degrees" that have been solidified into various orders, the Red Cross of Constantine
being one of these. They are mostly given as an honor to their recipients, and are thus invitation-only.
Most of these organizations meet either quarterly or annually, usually with a banquet, a guest speaker, and a brief ceremony inducting new members.
The United Grand Imperial Council of the Order of the Red Cross of Constantine has its website here:
www.redcrossconstantine.org...
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reply to post by Masonic Light
Thanks for the insight. As I've said before I've always been intrigued by all things Masonic and enjoy learning new things about it.
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can you please provide me with your evidence of the alantians. well the proof of them living in America, or were you getting confused with ancient
myans
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Originally posted by Nox789
can you please provide me with your evidence of the alantians. well the proof of them living in America, or were you getting confused with ancient
myans
ANYhoo...
Anybody got any questions for the 'hood?
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