The Masonic year tends to run from September until June, with July and August being our summer break. There are of course exceptions to every rule, and we do have the occasional summer meeting, but the majority runs September-June.  This coming year looks like it could be a busy year for me.

I have therefore decided to blog a record of all my meetings this year, to give people an idea of what a busy Masonic year is like. I should point out that, this will be as I have already stated a busy year for me, and the average commitment to Freemasonry is a lot less than what I will be recording. I just imagined it may be of interest to some people. There are a lot of Freemasons who without visiting just have around eight meetings, and eight rehearsals a year.

So come along with me on a journey.

TYoaBM – The real Rehearsals

TYoaBM – The real Rehearsals

This evening was the rehearsals for Wrexhamian Chapter. It am standing in as H because our Z, is injured and can not attend our next meeting, so our DC is standing in as Z. On top of that, our P.Soj is in London on the date of the meeting, so for...

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TYoaBM – The real Rehearsals

TYoaBM – Extra Rehearsals

This evening was an extra rehearsal for Wrexhamian Chapter. The reason it was decided to have an additional rehearsal was because our Z, is injured and can not attend our next meeting, so our DC is standing in as Z. On top of that, our P.Soj is in...

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TYoaBM – What is the opposite of Missing Rehearsals

TYoaBM – A New Old Guard

This evening was the Valle Crucis Rose Croix Enthronement meeting. As mentioned previously, our new sovereign elect is unable to attend for the foreseeable time, so we had to improvise and keep the old  sovereign for an additional year. This made...

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TYoaBM – The Last Wrexhamian Lodge of the Year

TYoaBM – The Travelling Gavel

This evening 11 members of Wrexhamian Chapter went to visit Connah's Quay Lodge to try and claim the North Wales Travelling Gavel. I was also there representing the Stewards Lodge, since the rules state any challenge on the Gavel must be witnessed...

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