The ceremony of initiation is an introduction to the symbolism of Freemasonry.
Our ceremonies are rich in symbols which, better than the written
or spoken word, convey mental pictures and meaning to each according to his ability to receive.
From symbols, teachings, knowledge and wisdom come to each just according to his capacity for assimilation
1952 - THE SECOND DEGREE - Bro. Henry Bishop, M.M. Lodge Riccarton, No.
By way of introduction, I wish to refer to the passage in the Final Charge in the Second Degree.
“As a Craftsman in our private assemblies, you may offer your opinion on such subjects as are introduced in the lecture under the superintendence of an experienced Master, who will guard the Landmarks against encroachment."
1952 - THE THIRD DEGREE - Bro. R. H. Rowe
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The Degree of a Master Mason is the third of the three degrees of Craft
Masonry.
It is not complete, and to understand its significance it is necessary to consider it in relation to the other two degrees.
DISCUSSION – Re all 3 papers.
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1952 - THE FIRST DEGREE - Bro. Ralph C. Loney, THE SECOND DEGREE - Bro. Henry Bishop, THE THIRD DEGREE - Bro. R.H. Rowe.
