DISCOURCE: Spreading the Light of Masonic Research No. 196: “The Knights of the Holy Grail” Δ

Новина 639 от 1290
30 December 2017,

The Grand Lodge of Ancient Free & Accepted Masons of Bulgaria considers that, as the mother of all the regular Grand Lodges in Bulgaria, is called upon to provide information and clarification about the essence of Freemasonry. For this reason, you can access the following Masonic discource:

Spreading the Light of Masonic Research No. 196:

“The Knights of the Holy Grail” Δ

Δ Download from here Δ

Download the discource by clicking on the link text above.

Brethren,

Announcement: Our next Unstated Meeting is Saturday, February 18th. See details at the end of this email. Our February Stated has been moved to Saturday, February 25th. More information to come.Here is our latest installment of research papers from Virginia Research Lodge No. 1777. If you would like to be added to the list, or have a friend who would like to be on the list, just send me an email or message. This week’s submission is from Mt. Ex. Donald L. McAndrews, entitled “The Knights of the Holy Grail” which was presented in Virginia Research Lodge No. 1777 on December 30, 2017.

The author talks about the family of Jesus and Jewish customs at the time. He mentions different sects of the Catholic Church and how they disagreed with church doctrine. One of these sects, the Rex Deus, were said to be instrumental in forming the Knights Templar and other religious orders during the Crusades. The author suggests the Knights Templar was created to hide the secret knowledge of the Rex Deus and was the conduit for the formation of Freemasonry.

If you enjoy these weekly papers, I highly recommend attending one of Virginia’s premier Research Lodges. Hearing a paper presented in person by the author, with the discussion afterwards, is a far superior experience to simply reading it for yourself. Also, there are papers presented in a Research Lodge that will never be made available online.

Did you miss a paper? See all previous papers here: http://www.researchlodge.org/Lists/Spreading.