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| + | == Women Freemasons == | ||
== Statement UGLE == | == Statement UGLE == | ||
| − | This is the official line taken by United Grand Lodge of England on the question of Women Freemasons | + | |
| + | This is the official line taken by [[United Grand Lodge of England]] on the question of Women Freemasons | ||
Statement issued by [[UGLE]] – 10th March 1999 | Statement issued by [[UGLE]] – 10th March 1999 | ||
| − | There exist in England and Wales at least two Grand Lodges solely for women. Except that these bodies admit women, they are, so far as can be ascertained, otherwise regular in their practice. There is also one which admits both men and women to membership. They are not recognised by this Grand Lodge and intervisitation may not take place. There are, however, discussions from time to time with the women’s Grand Lodges on matters of mutual concern. Brethren are therefore free to explain to non-Masons, if asked, that Freemasonry is not confined to men(even though this Grand Lodge does not itself admit women). Further information about these bodies may be obtained by writing to the Grand Secretary. | + | There exist in England and Wales at least two Grand Lodges solely for women. Except that these bodies admit women, they are, so far as can be ascertained, otherwise regular in their practice. There is also one which admits both men and women to membership. They are not recognised by this Grand Lodge and intervisitation may not take place. There are, however, discussions from time to time with the women’s Grand Lodges on matters of mutual concern. Brethren are therefore free to explain to non-Masons, if asked, that Freemasonry is not confined to men (even though this Grand Lodge does not itself admit women). Further information about these bodies may be obtained by writing to the Grand Secretary. |
The Board is also aware that there exist other bodies not directly imitative of pure antient Masonry, but which by implication introduce Freemasonry, such as the Order of the Eastern Star. Membership of such bodies, attendance at their meetings, or participation in their ceremonies is incompatible with membership of this Grand Lodge. | The Board is also aware that there exist other bodies not directly imitative of pure antient Masonry, but which by implication introduce Freemasonry, such as the Order of the Eastern Star. Membership of such bodies, attendance at their meetings, or participation in their ceremonies is incompatible with membership of this Grand Lodge. | ||
== Why a woman should become a Freemason == | == Why a woman should become a Freemason == | ||
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Why should you become a Freemason? There are many different and indeed altrusitic reasons why anyone should become a Freemason, but there are three very special reasons why a woman would benefit. They are Friendship, Inspiration and Empowerment. | Why should you become a Freemason? There are many different and indeed altrusitic reasons why anyone should become a Freemason, but there are three very special reasons why a woman would benefit. They are Friendship, Inspiration and Empowerment. | ||
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Empowerment is a word which encapsulates everything which Freemasonry can offer women. It is surprising in today’s world how many women lack self esteem and do not value themselves highly enough. Freemasonry helps to build confidence and self belief. | Empowerment is a word which encapsulates everything which Freemasonry can offer women. It is surprising in today’s world how many women lack self esteem and do not value themselves highly enough. Freemasonry helps to build confidence and self belief. | ||
| + | == Lodge venues == | ||
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| + | Existing Lodges in the following towns in the UK. | ||
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| + | === London and the South East === | ||
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| + | Headquarters – 402 Finchley Road, London NW2 2HR | ||
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| + | Croydon, Surrey | ||
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| + | Frinton, Essex | ||
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| + | Harrow, Middx | ||
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| + | Rochford, Essex | ||
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| + | Sidcup, Kent | ||
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| + | === The South === | ||
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| + | Bournemouth, Dorset | ||
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| + | Guildford, Surrey | ||
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| + | Lewes, Sussex | ||
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| + | === The West === | ||
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| + | Witney, Oxon | ||
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| + | === The North === | ||
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| + | Blackpool | ||
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| + | Chorley | ||
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| + | Isle of Man | ||
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| + | Morecambe | ||
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| + | === Scotland === | ||
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| + | Gretna | ||
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| + | === Overseas === | ||
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| + | Bucharest, Romania | ||
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| + | Calahonda, Spain | ||
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| + | Costa Blanca, Spain | ||
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| + | Gibraltar | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
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== Links == | == Links == | ||
| − | * | + | *THE HONOURABLE FRATERNITY OF ANCIENT FREEMASONS, A Women's Masonic Fraternity,founded 27TH November 1913 http://www.hfaf.org |
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| − | A Women's Masonic Fraternity | ||
| − | + | {{SORTIERUNG:WomenFreemasons}} | |
| + | [[Kategorie:english|Women Freemasons]] | ||
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Women Freemasons
Statement UGLE
This is the official line taken by United Grand Lodge of England on the question of Women Freemasons
Statement issued by UGLE – 10th March 1999
There exist in England and Wales at least two Grand Lodges solely for women. Except that these bodies admit women, they are, so far as can be ascertained, otherwise regular in their practice. There is also one which admits both men and women to membership. They are not recognised by this Grand Lodge and intervisitation may not take place. There are, however, discussions from time to time with the women’s Grand Lodges on matters of mutual concern. Brethren are therefore free to explain to non-Masons, if asked, that Freemasonry is not confined to men (even though this Grand Lodge does not itself admit women). Further information about these bodies may be obtained by writing to the Grand Secretary.
The Board is also aware that there exist other bodies not directly imitative of pure antient Masonry, but which by implication introduce Freemasonry, such as the Order of the Eastern Star. Membership of such bodies, attendance at their meetings, or participation in their ceremonies is incompatible with membership of this Grand Lodge.
Why a woman should become a Freemason
Why should you become a Freemason? There are many different and indeed altrusitic reasons why anyone should become a Freemason, but there are three very special reasons why a woman would benefit. They are Friendship, Inspiration and Empowerment. Friendship is important in today’s world, where so many people feel isolated due to breakdowns in relationships or having to relocate for work reasons. A lodge is like an emotional support network. Freemasonry provides inspiration not only in its working but also through the many inspirational women amongst its members. We all need role models in our lives and Freemasonry provides opportunities to not only be inspired but also to become one of those who inspire others. Empowerment is a word which encapsulates everything which Freemasonry can offer women. It is surprising in today’s world how many women lack self esteem and do not value themselves highly enough. Freemasonry helps to build confidence and self belief.
Lodge venues
Existing Lodges in the following towns in the UK.
London and the South East
Headquarters – 402 Finchley Road, London NW2 2HR
Croydon, Surrey
Frinton, Essex
Harrow, Middx
Rochford, Essex
Sidcup, Kent
The South
Bournemouth, Dorset
Guildford, Surrey
Lewes, Sussex
The West
Witney, Oxon
The North
Blackpool
Chorley
Isle of Man
Morecambe
Scotland
Gretna
Overseas
Bucharest, Romania
Calahonda, Spain
Costa Blanca, Spain
Gibraltar
See also
Links
- THE HONOURABLE FRATERNITY OF ANCIENT FREEMASONS, A Women's Masonic Fraternity,founded 27TH November 1913 http://www.hfaf.org
