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Wednesday, March 03, 2010

Yasha Beresiner at Shiloh Lodge No. 558, Lansdale, PA


Shiloh Lodge No 558 of Lansdale, Pennsylvania will present the 2010 Bernard H. Dupee, P.M. Memorial Lecturer: R. W. Bro. Yasha Beresiner, of the United Grand Lodge of England, and Grand Almoner, Grand Lodge of the State of Israel, on Thursday, April 8, 2010. Brother Beresiner is coming from England specially for the occasion.

Some of Yasha's notable milestones include:
• Initiated in Lodge of Faith & Friendship No 7326 (EC), 1975
• Appointed to London Grand Rank, 1991
• Appointed AGDC, Regular Grand Lodge of Italy, 1996
• Founder Member of Mount Sinai Lodge 8991 (EC) & foundation SD, 1980
• Founder Member of Montefiore Lodge of Installed Masters No 78, Grand Lodge of the State of Israel, 1996
• Invited to join Quatuor Coronati Lodge No 2076 (EC), 1991
• Joined Euclid Installed Masters Lodge No 7464 (EC), 1979
• Joined Loggia Nuova Atlantide No 71 (RGL Italy), 1995
• Joined the Civil War Lodge of Research No 1865 (Virginia,USA), 1998
• Appointed Past Grand Standard Bearer (PGStB) of the UGL of England, 2003
• Appointed PGSW Regular Grand Lodge of Italy, 2003
• Worshipful Master Chimera Lodge No 160 Arezzo Tuscany, 2003
• Appointed Honorary Grand Senior Warden of the Grand Lodge of the State of Israel, 2005
• Proclaimed a member of the Order of Blue Friars (USA), 2009


Social Hour: 6:00 PM, Dinner: 7:15 PM
Three course Dinner with Wine is $40 per person, and will be at the William Penn Inn, 1017 DeKalb Pike, Gwynedd, PA 19436. Event is for Masons only. Jacket and tie required. For reservations, contact Matthew D. Dupee, P.M.

Yasha was the speaker at the Masonic Society's first annual dinner in Alexandria in 2009, He is incredibly knowledgeable, very entertaining, and it is well worth making the trip to spend the evening with him.
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3 comments:

  1. UnknownWed Mar 03, 07:57:00 PM 2010

    Ironic, isn't it, that if it was a tiled meeting, a tie wouldn't be required.

    Bro. Paul M. Chamberlin
    Senior Deacon
    Greenleaf Lodge 561

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  2. Christopher HodappThu Mar 04, 12:22:00 AM 2010

    Now Paul, I'm guessing Shiloh still requires a tie. The new rule says the lodge decides that, instead of Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania demanding it. So what's so wrong with devolving power into the hands of the local lodge?

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  3. UnknownThu Mar 04, 06:23:00 PM 2010

    Bro. Chris, I hate to correct a "Dummy" but, the power actually lies with the DDGM as far as further lessening, but the no-tie rule is the law. Thankfully our DDGM is stopping at the tie.

    -Bro. Paul

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