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Louisiana
Lodge of Research Website
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of Research - Another Source of Masonic Information
What is the Louisiana Lodge
of Research ?
The Louisiana Lodge of Research is a statewide Masonic
Lodge whose membership is open to all Master Masons
who are in good standing in a Louisiana Lodge of Free
& Accepted Masons or a member in good standing in
a Lodge recognized by the Grand Lodge of the State of
Louisiana F. & A. M.
The Louisiana Lodge of Research (LLR) was formed for
the purpose of providing Masonic Research and to promote
a better understanding of all facets of Freemasonry.
It meets at least twice a year. The scheduled dates
are on the Sunday prior to the opening of the Grand
Lodge and on the third or fourth Saturday in August.
The first meeting is where Grand Lodge meets. The August
meeting is held at a place mutually acceptable to the
members and may be anywhere in the state.
All Master Masons are welcome and encouraged to attend
the meetings of the LLR. Ladies and other guests may
attend the open portion of the meetings at which papers
on various Masonic topics are presented.
Our LLR is relatively new but we expect to publish
papers presented at our meetings and grow into an active
lodge, contributing to the advancement of Freemasonry
in our state. We welcome your interest and support.
The first major project of our research lodge was the
publishing of the book "LET THERE BE LIGHT"
by Dr. H. Glenn Jordan. The initial printing was three
thousand copies and over two thousand of those have
been sold.
DO YOU NEED TO BE A SCHOLAR?
NO! Any active mason will find the Research Lodge meeting,
papers and publications of interest. While many of our
leading Masonic Scholars belong to the Research Lodge,
most of the members are simply active masons who have
a desire to learn more about our fraternity.
WHAT ARE THE COSTS?
The annual dues are $15.00. There are no joining fees.
The dues cover mailing expenses and the proceedings
of the Lodge.
MAY A LODGE BE A MEMBER OF
THE RESEARCH LODGE?
Yes, a lodge or Masonic organization recognized by
the Grand Lodge may become a corresponding member. A
corresponding member has no vote, but is entitled to
receive all published proceedings and mailouts. Fees
are the same as for regular members. Louisiana lodges
are invited to join so that their members can be notified
of LLR activities through Lodge correspondence.
OUR ADDRESS
Louisiana Lodge of Research
William J, Mollere, Secretary
10525 Rondo Ave
Baton Rouge, La. 70815
Tel: 225-765-5409
For Inquiries or any further information, please send
to Glenn Cupit
Email address: glenncupit@msn.com
Please Note:
Publication of the Louisiana Lodge of Research available
through the Secretary for $7.00 + S&H. Contact William
Mollere above.
Tel: 225-765-5409
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