The Masonic and Military Order of the Red Cross of Constantine and the Orders of the Holy Sepulchre and St. John the Evangelist
The Intendant General, R.Ill.Kt. Nicholas White, is always keen to promote the Division of Devon and Cornwall across the country.
It was a wild and wintry day on Friday the 5th December, howling wind and horizontal rain, greeted visitors to the English Riviera at Torquay.
The worthy knights of the Division of Devon and Cornwall are of hardy stock, worthy of the indomitable spirit of their Roman predecessors.
Royal Citadel celebrated on 26th October with the Enthronement of a new Puissant Sovereign and Consecration of a new Viceroy and a move to new premises at the Queen Victoria Masonic Hall.
South Brent Masonic Hall sees the double installation of two new members into Ascension Conclave No. 499.
R.lll.Kt. Nick, then gave an illustrated presentation on the development of the Red Cross of Constantine during the time of Robert Wentworth Little.
The meeting of the Conclave was convened to induct P.Kt. Gary Peard as Viceroy. The MPS, P.Kt. Mick Carter conducted the ceremony in a confident and faultless manner.
What can be better than having a brief pre-meeting beside the sea with an ice-cream?
Held at the Masonic Hall in Bodmin, the members and visitors assembled for this popular daytime conclave
Imperial Grand Conclave at Great Queen Street on 1st July was indeed a hot day! All the puns about a ‘warm welcome’ abounded.
True to the requirements of membership of the Red Cross of Constantine, being a member of the Royal Arch is important.
