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Canonbury Masonic Research Centre
Diary Dates: Spring-Summer 2006
(Wednesdays: 7pm–9pm. Entry fee £7)
15 February: Masonry, Magic & the Hermetic
Tradition: Blavatsky’s Western Sources of the
Ancient Wisdom (Professor Nicholas
Goodrick-Clarke).
15 March: The Magical Legacy of Dr Thomas
Rudd: Angelic & Goetic Magic in 17th Century
England (David Rankine).
19 April: The Spiritual Alchemy of the Golden
Dawn (Charles “Chic” Cicero).
17 May: The Danish Masonic Order in the 1850s
(Erik Westengaard).
21 June: The Tree of Life & the Holy Grail: An
introduction to Rudolph Steiner’s Etheric Science
(Sylvia Francke).
To reserve a place at the lectures please send
a cheque for £7 made payable to
Canonbury Masonic Research Centre.
The Canonbury Papers (Volume 2):
Freemasonry in Music & Literature contains ten
papers given at CMRC’s fifth international
conference, which embraces significant
musical and literary, social and cultural
themes, revealing the contribution and
involvement of Freemasonry.
Limited edition: £17.50 (+£2.50 p&p
UK). Sterling payments only please.
Available at Canonbury Tower Bookshop,
Central Regalia and The Bookshop,
Freemasons’ Hall, Great Queen Street,
London WC2B 5AZ and at
www.amazon.com.
Enquiries: Carole McGilvery 020 7226
6256. Email: mcgilvery@canonbury.ac.uk
and www.canonbury.ac.uk
The Cornerstone Society
The Society is finalising its programme
for 2006. The Summer Conference will
be held in London at Freemasons’ Hall with
a provisional date of Saturday, 24 June to be
confirmed. Leading speakers will be present
and the topics will be thought-provoking.
In addition, a lecture tour in November
2006 is planned, details to be announced, for
Brent Morris, one of the world’s foremost
Masonic scholars.
Brent Morris is editor of the Scottish Rite
Journal of Freemasonry, Southern Jurisdiction
USA and author of several Masonic titles.
This tour will combine with the Northern
Conference. A programme of Cornerstone
Society lectures for Lodges throughout the
year is being put together, for which we
have seen considerable demand. Interested
Lodges are invited to contact us.
Trials are in process at the moment
of the Lodge Orator scheme in several
Provinces in conjunction with Grand
Lodge. As the trials progress, details will
be published. Please check the website
regularly www.cornerstonesociety.com
for details of developments.
For further specific information, please
email
or write to The Secretary, The Cornerstone
Society, ‘Bellfield’, 13 Victoria Road,
Lytham St Annes, Lancashire, FY8 1LE.
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Quatuor Coronati Lodge No. 2076
16 February: Lodge meeting, Freemasons’
Hall, London at 5pm. Talk by VW Bro Jim
Daniel on Grand Lodges in British Colonies
1850–1900: Imperial consolidators or
Commonwealth seedlings? Members of the
Correspondence Circle and members (not
below the rank of Master Mason) of Lodges
in the Correspondence Circle welcome.
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