The Rule of Saint Benedict and Masonic Ritual: The Origin of Masonic Usages

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The Rule of Saint Benedict and Masonic Ritual: The Origin of Masonic UsagesDuring the 12th century, the Cistercian Order, which followed the Benedictine Rule, founded numerous abbeys in England, and many masons joined the order as lay brothers or converts. Because of their participation in monastic life, masons incorporated elements from both the Benedictine Rule and the Cistercian Ritual into their own usages and ceremonies. Among the elements coming from the monastic customs and rituals we find expressions such as free and

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Rear Pocket:A discreet rear pocket is stitched into the lining

serving as reminders of ancient initiatory wisdom

Materials: Finely cast and polished for durability

echoing traditional designs associated with higher dignity and office

featuring a trapezoidal apron and a matching collar

Emblem:The apron may feature a centrally embroidered or printed Triple Tau within a triangle or circle — a symbol of divine wisdom

the apron features an adjustable waist belt with a secure metal clasp or hook-and-eye fastener

the jewel consists of a series of symbolic elements joined together vertically

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this pack brings together all the essential pieces required for formal lodge wear

Engraved on the reverse of the medallion: