Page 26 of the "Points of Procedure" outlines a series of papers delivered in Private Chapters, detailing contributions from various Masonic lecturers on topics pertinent to Royal Arch Masonry. The list includes notable presentations such as "Royal Arch in the United States of America" by E Comp R.A. Wells and "The Five Signs in Royal Arch Masonry" by E Comp I.H. Mendoza, among others. Each entry specifies the lecturer's title, date of presentation, and the subject matter, reflecting a rich history of discourse within the Royal Arch community. These papers serve to educate members on historical developments, ritual practices, and philosophical interpretations of Royal Arch Masonry, fostering a deeper understanding of its principles and heritage. The document emphasizes the importance of ongoing education and reflection within the Masonic tradition, encouraging members to engage with these scholarly contributions for personal and collective growth.
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Points of Procedure: Page 26
Papers for Delivery in Private Chapters (continued)
Lecturer
Title
Date
E Comp R.A. Wells, PGStB
Royal Arch in the United States of America
11 November 1981
E Comp A.R.W. Kent
Grand Originals - A Story behind a Legend
10 February 1982
E Comp I.H. Mendoza
The Five Signs in Royal Arch Masonry
10 November 1982
E Comp Sir James Stubbs, KCVO, PGSE
Changes in Grand Chapter, 1947-1980
9 November 1983
E Comp Sir James Stubbs, KCVO, PGSE
Changes in Grand Chapter, 1947-1980 (continued)
14 November 1984
E Comp W.W. Ruff, CBE, DL, PGSupt, Surrey
Reflections on the Royal Arch Jewel
13 February 1985
E Comp the Rev Canon R. Tydeman, GSupt, Suffolk
The Words on the Triangle - An Alternative View
13 November 1985
E Comp C.F.W. Dyer, ERD, PGStB
The Royal Arch Words
12 February 1986
E Comp R.A. Wells, PGStB
A Brief Study of the Pedestal
12 November 1986
E Comp I.H. Mendoza, PAGDC
The three epochs in the history of Freemasonry
11 February 1987
E Comp the Rev Canon R. Tydeman, PGSupt, Suffolk
History, Mystery and Geometry
11 November 1987
E Comp J.M. Hamill, PAGSoj
Pure Antient Masonry
14 November 1990
E Comp J.M. Hamill, PAGSoj
225 Years of Grand Chapter
13 November 1991
E Comp J.M. Hamill, PAGSoj
Royal First Grand Principals
11 November 1992
E Comp J.M. Hamill, PAGSoj
The Place of the Royal Arch in English Masonry
9 November 1994
ME Comp the Rev P. Hemingway, 3rdGPrin
The Volume of the Sacred Law and the Royal Arch
11 February 1995
E Comp J.M. Hamill, PAGSoj
The revision of the Royal Arch Ritual
11 September 1996
E Comp Y. Beresiner
A New Look at the Charter of Compact
11 February 1998
E Comp R.A. Crane, PGTreas
The Grand Sanhedrin that sits in the Hall of Hewn Stone
10 February 1999
E Comp S. Fernie, PAGSoj
Traditional History: The Biblical Background
10 November 1999
E Comp J.H. Hamill, PAGSoj
Some thoughts on the Origins of the Royal Arch
8 November 2000
E Comp the Rev E.D. Levy, PAGSoj
The Holy Royal Arch - Enjoyment, Recruitment, Retention
8 November 2006
ME Comp the Very Rev N. Collings, P3rdGPrin
Rebuilding the Temple
14 November 2007
E Comp J.M. Hamill, PGSwdB
Pure Antient Masonry Triumphant
16 October 2013