TOMOT
The Official Monitor of the Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons State of Texas
18 chapters English Public domain
About this book
This is the 'Monitor' of the Texas Masons. It describes ceremonies, including the those used for the three major initiations and the burial rite. The Monitor has model speeches and prayers for various occasions, and defines the order of Masonic processions. The Texas Monitor is similar to the monitors of other states. Keep in mind that for copyright purposes, the source text for this is an older version of the Texas Monitor. The current Texas Monitor has undoubtedly changed slightly since this edition was published.
Table of contents
18 chapters
01 Title Page 02 Approval of Revision 03 Dedication 04 Opening a Lodge 05 Entered Apprentice 06 Fellow-Craft's Degree 07 Master Mason 08 Addresses 09 Recitation 10 Installation Ceremony of the Grand Lodge 11 Installation Ceremony for a Subordinate Lodge 12 Constituting A Lodge 13 Ceremony At Laying Corner-Stones 14 Consecration of a Subordinate Lodge 15 Masonic Burial Service 16 Rules For Masonic Processions 17 Index 18 Special Pages: Errata
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TOMOT
The Official Monitor of the Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons State of Texas
18 chapters English Public domain
About this book
This is the 'Monitor' of the Texas Masons. It describes ceremonies, including the those used for the three major initiations and the burial rite. The Monitor has model speeches and prayers for various occasions, and defines the order of Masonic processions. The Texas Monitor is similar to the monitors of other states. Keep in mind that for copyright purposes, the source text for this is an older version of the Texas Monitor. The current Texas Monitor has undoubtedly changed slightly since this edition was published.
Table of contents
18 chapters
01 Title Page 02 Approval of Revision 03 Dedication 04 Opening a Lodge 05 Entered Apprentice 06 Fellow-Craft's Degree 07 Master Mason 08 Addresses 09 Recitation 10 Installation Ceremony of the Grand Lodge 11 Installation Ceremony for a Subordinate Lodge 12 Constituting A Lodge 13 Ceremony At Laying Corner-Stones 14 Consecration of a Subordinate Lodge 15 Masonic Burial Service 16 Rules For Masonic Processions 17 Index 18 Special Pages: Errata
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TOMOT
The Official Monitor of the Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons State of Texas
18 chapters English Public domain
About this book
This is the 'Monitor' of the Texas Masons. It describes ceremonies, including the those used for the three major initiations and the burial rite. The Monitor has model speeches and prayers for various occasions, and defines the order of Masonic processions. The Texas Monitor is similar to the monitors of other states. Keep in mind that for copyright purposes, the source text for this is an older version of the Texas Monitor. The current Texas Monitor has undoubtedly changed slightly since this edition was published.
Table of contents
18 chapters
01 Title Page 02 Approval of Revision 03 Dedication 04 Opening a Lodge 05 Entered Apprentice 06 Fellow-Craft's Degree 07 Master Mason 08 Addresses 09 Recitation 10 Installation Ceremony of the Grand Lodge 11 Installation Ceremony for a Subordinate Lodge 12 Constituting A Lodge 13 Ceremony At Laying Corner-Stones 14 Consecration of a Subordinate Lodge 15 Masonic Burial Service 16 Rules For Masonic Processions 17 Index 18 Special Pages: Errata
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