Commandery Uniform, Sword, Chapeau, Belt, etc

Companions and Sir Knights:  

We are running out of COMMANDERY uniforms and the equipment that goes along (chapeau, belt, sword, etc.). 
Like many of us involved in Freemasonry (Shrine, Scottish Rite, Blue Lodge, OES, etc.) we have taken on more than time permits to serve in the various appendant bodies. Until you are able to see your way clear to return to the Orlando YORK RITE Commandery, we would like to be able to equip some of the newbies who have joined us at EOLA Lodge. As you know, all the expensive stuff--sword, chapeau, blue coat, belt, gloves--is needed. 
Please contact Gerald FAVOR or our Recorder, Past REGC John Fletcher to help us outfit others in attendance. 
We can arrange to pick up the paraphanalia if you are not able to drop it off at EOLA Lodge.

Sam Tish

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Reality, Myth and Legend

Our Brother Mark Koltko-Rivera has an interesting blog which I recommend you to follow.

He wrote some articles about the latest Dan Brown's book "The Lost Symbol".

Here are the links to the 4-part article entitled The Lost Symbol and Masonry:

Part 1: The Scottish Rite Likely to Be Slammed by Dan Brown

Part 2: Why Freemasons Should Care About Dan Brown

Part 3: What Masons Can Do About This

Part 4: What the Individual Mason Can Do

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The Masonic Ring Song

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Elections

Three elections to occupy several positions for 2010 York Rite officers have been scheduled for NOV & DEC.  Officers (both elected and appointed) will be needed in three bodies:  CHAPTER, COUNCIL and COMMANDERY.   All SKs are encouraged to volunteer for whichever "chair(s)" need to be filled.  Step up NOW!   Make yourself known.

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