Minimum Age and Visitation
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Good question,
I would have to say yes, since they were regularly entered, passed, and raised in a blue lodge. At that point, regardless of their age, if they pass the examination of a visitor, they should be allowed to attend. Of course this is just my opinion, not sure if any grand lodges have made that distinction yet.
I would have to say yes, since they were regularly entered, passed, and raised in a blue lodge. At that point, regardless of their age, if they pass the examination of a visitor, they should be allowed to attend. Of course this is just my opinion, not sure if any grand lodges have made that distinction yet.
Do not see a problem
If a man has completed the degree work ,and is a regular made mason in his HOME lodge, then he has visitation privileges worldwide. If a man is visiting a lodge with a different age requirement, then he can visit the lodge regardless.
Nevertheless, all lodges have a responsibility to be on guard, and to practice due diligence with respect to all visitors. Visitors should be tried carefully, and their dues card must be current and up to date.
If a man has completed the degree work ,and is a regular made mason in his HOME lodge, then he has visitation privileges worldwide. If a man is visiting a lodge with a different age requirement, then he can visit the lodge regardless.
Nevertheless, all lodges have a responsibility to be on guard, and to practice due diligence with respect to all visitors. Visitors should be tried carefully, and their dues card must be current and up to date.
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Annolucius
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I posted to this on my last visit and nothing is here...I wonder what happened...I said something similar to the brother from Afghanistan mentioned. The only thing I'd add is that of fraternal communications, irregularly made masons, and the WM's duty and right to prohibit anybody's entrance at his discretion.
I posted to this on my last visit and nothing is here...I wonder what happened...I said something similar to the brother from Afghanistan mentioned. The only thing I'd add is that of fraternal communications, irregularly made masons, and the WM's duty and right to prohibit anybody's entrance at his discretion.