United Grand Lodge of Victoria
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The Victorian Lodge of Research, which belongs
not to one particular locality,
but to the entire Craft in Victoria and elsewhere, provides excellent
opportunities
for the advancement of Masonic knowledge.
Its simple goals are:
TO EDUCATE, TO PUBLISH,
AND TO COMMUNICATE.
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The Lodge meets at the MASONIC CENTRE OF VICTORIA, 300 Albert Street, East Melbourne, on fourth Fridays from February to October.
A Master Mason who is a financial member of another Craft Lodge in Victoria or a subscribing member of a recognised sister Grand Lodge is eligible, upon application, for election as a Full Member of the Lodge.
If you are unable to join the Victorian Lodge of Research, come along and visit us at any of our meetings, and take part in the discussion following the lecture. You will receive a very cordial welcome.
Brethren unable to join as full members, whether in Victoria or without, are encouraged to join the Lodges Correspondence Circle.
The Victorian Lodge of Research is a foundation member of the Australian and New Zealand Masonic Research Council.
BY-LAWS
of
The Victorian Lodge of Research, No.218
A. F. and A. Masons of Victoria
Please note that due to a "corporatisation" approach by the United Grand Lodge of Victoria, individual lodge by-laws have been rescinded under new Rule 116, Schedule 12. All lodges under the Jurisdiction of the UGLV follow a basic corporate set of rules. To cover individual needs for any lodge, a lodge has a right to pass "Resolution(s)" for approval by Grand Lodge. These Resolutions once approved by Grand Lodge, the Lodge Secretary must keep a copy of the particulars relating to each Resolution in a "resolution" book.
For the Victorian Lodge of Research, a typical example of such a Resolution would be its right to have appended to the said Lodge, a Correspondence Circle. The Resolutions which will pertain to the said Lodge are being determined, and approval is to be sought.
To allow for more space to be employed for Education purposes (more papers), it has been determined that to publish Schedule 12 is not practical. Any brother wishing a copy of Schedule 12 should contact the Secretary;
For more information about the Victorian Lodge of Research contact the Lodge Secretary:
W. Bro. Alan E. Jennings, PJGD,
212 Lower Plenty Road,
Rosanna, VIC, 3084
AUSTRALIA
email
Alternatively
email the Asst Secretary, VW. Bro.
Graeme Love, PGIW
1. |
The lodge is decidated to masonic research. |
2. | The diffusion of masonic knowledge. |
3. | It seeks to uphold the great tradition of the Craft. |
4. | The promotion of interest in ALL that constitutes Freemasonry. |
5. | It sets no limits to its research, except it be within masonic bounds. |
6. | It attacks the problems that confront the Craft today. |
7. | It confronts the challenge of the future. |
8. |
The Lodge holds the view that, in the ultimate interests of the craft, no opinion be stifled, provided it be advanced in the true masonic spirit. |
For details of this year's syllabus please click HERE
Each year Lodge members and Correspondence Circle members of 218 receive among other items a copy of the annual Lodge Transactions of the Victorian Lodge of Research.
The Transactions contain the lectures presented to the Lodge during the previous year; as well as a number of papers selected for their excellence written by members, C.C. members and non-member masonic authors throughout the world.
For Transaction subjects please clickHERE
COPIES OF LECTURES
Please click here for copies of selected
lectures which have been delivered
in the Lodge and published in the Lodge's Transactions.
The full text of these will shortly also be available online. For membership to the Correspondence Circle, contact the Circle Secretary, VW Bro Graeme
Love.
Please be sure include your postal address and sufficient information
to identify your masonic standing.
SUBMITTING A PAPER
Masonic authors desirous to present a paper in the Lodge or have their paper published in the Lodge Transactions are invited to submit their paper in accordance with the Lodge Editorial Policy.
Authors should note that acceptance of a paper for inclusion in the Lodge Transactions rests wholly with the Editors. For details go to 'Submitting a paper'.
Any paper contained in the annual transactions may be read, etc. (by any brother) at any Lodge, "Order", or other masonic body with no prior permission required. Courtesy dictates that appropriate credit be given to the original author and the source, and the Victorian Lodge of Research would be pleased to receive indications of its use. For full details see 'Copyright'.
For enquires contact VW. Bro. Graeme Love, PGIW
The Correspondence Circle has a worldwide membership and is open to all Master
Masons
in good standing.
C.C. Secretary is VW. Bro Graeme Love, PGIW
Please click here for further details of its many
membership privileges,
how to apply and subscription costs.
The Diploma of Masonic History and Ideas, sponsored by the Victorian Lodge
of Research, offers
quality masonic education which includes preparation for teaching Freemasonry
within Lodges;
research into key aspects of masonic learning, improves masonic education
at all levels,
and assists brethren who wish to become or who already are Mentor officers.
Click here for further details.
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VW.Bro. Bruce Gibson,
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