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== Lodges of Latvia == | == Lodges of Latvia == | ||
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At this stage, the Grand Lodge of Latvia incorporates 5 Lodges of St. John and 1 Lodge of St. Andrew: | At this stage, the Grand Lodge of Latvia incorporates 5 Lodges of St. John and 1 Lodge of St. Andrew: | ||
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*“Jāņuguns” – established in 1924, re-established in 1993; | *“Jāņuguns” – established in 1924, re-established in 1993; | ||
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*“Enkurs” – established in 1921, re-established in 2009; | *“Enkurs” – established in 1921, re-established in 2009; | ||
*"Iter Ad Lucem" re-established in 2008. | *"Iter Ad Lucem" re-established in 2008. | ||
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Lodges in Latvia work according to different rites: | Lodges in Latvia work according to different rites: | ||
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*while “Enkurs” works according to Fessler’s Rite. | *while “Enkurs” works according to Fessler’s Rite. | ||
| + | The working language of all St. John’s lodges in Latvia is Latvian apart from “Apollo” where works are conducted in English. This Lodge mainly incorporates foreign nationals residing in Latvia and willing to upkeep ties with Freemasonry while living and working away from their own country. | ||
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== Links == | == Links == | ||
*Grand Lodge of Latvia http://www.masonicum.lv | *Grand Lodge of Latvia http://www.masonicum.lv | ||
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Aktuelle Version vom 25. April 2019, 12:50 Uhr
Lodges of Latvia
At this stage, the Grand Lodge of Latvia incorporates 5 Lodges of St. John and 1 Lodge of St. Andrew:
- “Jāņuguns” – established in 1924, re-established in 1993;
- “Ziemeļzvaigzne” – established in 1750, re-established in 2002;
- “Pie Zobena” – established in 1750, re-established in 2002;
- “Apollo” – established in 1773, re-established in 2006;
- “Enkurs” – established in 1921, re-established in 2009;
- "Iter Ad Lucem" re-established in 2008.
Lodges in Latvia work according to different rites:
- “Jāņuguns” and “Ziemeļzvaigzne” practicing the traditions of regular “Moderns” follow the German AF&AM rite,
- the lodge “Pie Zobena” follows the von Zinnendorf’s Rite,
- “Apollo” – Emulation Rite,
- while “Enkurs” works according to Fessler’s Rite.
The working language of all St. John’s lodges in Latvia is Latvian apart from “Apollo” where works are conducted in English. This Lodge mainly incorporates foreign nationals residing in Latvia and willing to upkeep ties with Freemasonry while living and working away from their own country.
See also
Links
- Grand Lodge of Latvia http://www.masonicum.lv
