Solomon Live - Mysteries of the Royal Arch

A recording of the lively interview with Third Grand Principal Most Excellent Companion Gareth Jones OBE, drawing back the veil on the Royal Arch Degree - including its history, why it’s the completion of the journey in pure Antient Masonry, what it teaches us and why it’s an essential step for every Master Mason.
This stimulating webinar is hosted by W Bro Brody Swain, PCO of Worcestershire, and is designed to give us our #DailyAdvancement, lasting approximately 45 minutes.
It covers popular masonic topics and offer the opportunity to ask questions.
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[@spartantkd1970]

What an absolutely wonderful talk from UGLE and your speaker - thoroughly enjoyable and enlightening. I'm a member of RA (Chapter of Loyalty 296) and learned lots from this. I do hope to have the pleasure of his company one day. S&F. Kevin.

[@Holdeenio]

I was fortunate enough to have my chapter certificate explained to me by Jeremy Beech 👌🏼

[@ricktalks7420]

Very Intresting, and we'll explained 🙌🏻💫

[@rbweston]

Good work Brody.

[@johnpayne8251]

Thank you.
# 118 New Zealand

[@LeeBlegen]

Is it true that American Masons cannot sit in Craft Lodge in England unless they have gone through the RA degrees, even if they are Master Masons and 32° AASR Masons? I fully intend to join the RA, but this is something that I have heard.

[@UnitedGrandLodgeofEngland]

That is not true - Any Freemason who is a member in good standing of a Grand Lodge in amity in UGLE may sit in any Craft Lodge to which he has attained the appropriate degree!

[@LeeBlegen]

@@UnitedGrandLodgeofEngland thank you for the information and timely response. I have talked to a few Brothers here and they were also under the impression that one had to have received the Mark Mason (RA) degree to attend English Lodges. I will pass on the information. I hope you are well!

[@addlong811]

In England the Mark is separate from the Royal Arch. Unlike America where the Mark is part of the Royal Arch. There are many Mark Lodges in England and some Masons ( of their own choice ) only attend the Mark Lodge rather than the Blue/ Craft Lodge. @@LeeBlegen

[@gustavomantas5109]

Great!👏🏻

[@wells19874]

SMIB

[@luniversdessupersstars2517]

Help me to become a member of UGLE please

[@union310]

Why?

[@MisterA_TheObserver]

Why not ?

[@union310]

@@MisterA_TheObserver I mean why does he want to join, what are his reasons?

[@Owdaks]

@@union310 He's homosexual and wants to join a brotherhood of like-minded individuals to commit blasphemous actions in the name of their master Lucifer.