The Preceptors Notebook
Preceptor:
(OED) 1440 A.D. from Latin praeceptor
one who instructs, a teacher, a tutor, a mentor
Orator:
From Anglo-Norman French oratour
a public speaker, especially one who is eloquent or skilled.
On this page you can read a selection of items covering many Masonic subjects which may be of general interest.
Contributing editors WBro Michael Lee a former Preceptor in Stonehenge Lodge No.6114 and WBro Des Morgan.
The views and opinions expressed are entirely those of the contributing editors.
Premier Grand Lodge - but why in 1717
Sharing the word
Why "So mote it be?"
Who was Tubal Cain?
Pythagoras - whats he got to with Freemasonry?
What is charity?
What is Freemasonry?
The wand of your office..
Does it matter?
Our friends across the channel
What are they?
A help to understand them....
A help to understand them....
so..what is a Lewis?...
The Operative Mason (part two)...
The Operative Mason (part one)...
Finally...she teaches us how to die.
Me....an examiner!
Why White Gloves?
Heavens Above.
Desaguliers......
Thumb up or down......
Emulation our ritual....
Just Visiting....
Wessx white horses....
Soon to be Master.....
Man proposes but the ......
Be on your metal......
I appoint you my...
Honorary Member - really..
The gift of gving..
A Regular Guy
Let brotherly Love ever......
From Time Immemorial
The cement which binds
exchange the sceptre........
She finally instructs you how to die.........
Symbolism, Cathedrals and Freemasons
Quiet reflections on the obligation
Charity isn't just about money!
New cell
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