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 – Missed Rehearsals

TYoaBM – Missed Rehearsals

This evening was Wynnstay Chapter rehearsals.  Unfortunately I will be missing the actual meeting next week due to other Masonic engagements that were arranged long before Wynnstay Chapter moved it's meeting date making them clash. This is the...

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TYoaBM – Y Mochyn Du

TYoaBM – Y Mochyn Du

This evening was the time for Wrexhamian Lodges Past Master night, and we were doing a Second degree ceremony. It was also our annual Welsh night, so there were loads of visitors down. So we started the evening by replacing the Past Masters who...

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TYoaBM – Send up the Black Smoke, Committee to pick the next Sovereign

TYoaBM – A visit to Rhuthyn Chapter

This Evening I visited Rhuthyn Chapter Rose Croix, in Ruthin. On Saturday while out giving a Blood Bikes Talk, my Chapter Recorder forwarded an email from the District Recorder asking for people to attend the upcoming meeting of Rhuthyn Chapter, to...

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TYoaBM – Y Mochyn Du

TYoaBM – A wasted meeting

This evening was Wrexhamian Lodge's wasted meeting. This evening I saw the worst thing I have ever seen, we let our Entered Apprentice to answer the questions ready for the second degree, and then we are kicked  him out and replaced him with a...

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