
Women of Freemasonry – Lourdes Elias
Women have been practicing Freemasonry for centuries.
Meet four women who are leading and building feminine
and mixed lodges today.
With Freemasonry expanding to new jurisdictions, it can be tricky to remember what one can – and can’t – share. How does one navigate conversations?
Masons in California may discuss the principles, philosophies, and purposes of Freemasonry with Masons of rites and jurisdictions not recognized by the Grand Lodge of California. California Masons may not discuss the portions of the ritual that are in cypher, nor is intervisitation permissible.
The rules of engagement are simple, and you might find that members of other jurisdictions have an understanding of Masonry that is deeper, and more thoughtful, than the average member of the public. In fact, you might find that there is less that you can’t talk about, than what you can.
Women have been practicing Freemasonry for centuries.
Meet four women who are leading and building feminine
and mixed lodges today.
While the women’s movement offered women more political power, Eastern Star
broadened opportunities for women across the country.
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