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Buckinghamshire Provincial Grand Chapter

On Saturday the 18th of March Neleus Chapter held their 324th Regular and Installation Meeting at the Beaconsfield Masonic Centre. The meeting was very well attended with a visit from our "Beloved" Most Excellent Grand Superintendent Graham Dearing a...
The new Provincial Year Book for 2023,  is now available E Mail This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for your copy!...
On Tuesday 28th of February, Hall Barn Chapter held a Regular Meeting at the Beaconsfield Masonic Centre. The meeting was very well attended along with a visit from our Second Provincial Grand Principal escorted and accompanied by Provincial Officers...
 ALTAR OF COMPANIONSHIP SCHEDULE AS AT MARCH 2023 Download PDF File Here...
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On Friday 10th February 2023, Wexham Park Chapter hosted the annual Tri-Provinces meeting at Slough Masonic Centre. This is an annual meeting when the Acing Provincial Officers of Buckinghamshire, Berkshire and Oxfordshire meet. This year it was...
The Yeomanry Hall in Buckingham was the impressive venue for a celebration on Thursday, 26th January, 2023 of the 125 th anniversary (its quasquicentennial – yes, there is such a word) of the granting of a Charter to Addington Chapter. And what an ev...
On Friday 13th January 2023, Buckinghamshire First Principals held their Installation Meeting at Slough Masonic Centre. The Meeting was very well attended with members from all parts of the Province and distinguished guests form other Provinces along...
E. Comp Harry Hunter, a member of Marlow Chapter No. 2752 celebrated 50 years in the Royal Arch in September 2022. Harry was exalted into the Seymour Bell Chapter in Northumberland in 1972. Work brought him to Buckinghamshire. He joined Marlow Valley...
On Thursday the 9th of December, Buckingham Chapter held their Installation meeting at the Aylesbury Masonic Hall. The meeting was well attended along with an Official visit from our Most Excellent Grand Superintendent, (MEGS) Graham Peter Dearing.&n...
On Tuesday the 6th of December, Buckinghamshire Provincial Grand Stewards Chapter held a regular meeting of their Chapter at Beaconsfield Masonic Centre. The meeting was well attended with over 80 companions present including our Most Excellent Grand...
 On Friday 11th of November, Wexham Park Chapter held a Regular Meeting at the Slough Masonic Centre. The meeting was very well attended with a visit from our Most Excellent Grand Superintendent Graham Peter Dearing, his executive and acting Off...
Stephens Chapter held a regular meeting of the Chapter on Saturday 1st of October, at Beaconsfield Masonic Centre, the meeting was very well attended. The Companions present had the great pleasure in welcoming our Most Excellent Grand Superinten...
Hermes webinars for Scibe E,  P-S MEZ & Treasurer  Download PDF File Here Download PDF File Here...
On Friday 2nd September, Thames Schools Chapter held an emergency meeting to exalt 2 Companions from St. Lawrence Lodge in a fantastic ceremony held at Marlow Masonic Centre. Brothers Peter Demetriou and Gary Bacon were exceptional candidates, enteri...
 THE VERY FINAL PUSH OR INDEED PULL FOR THE BUCKS FESTIVAL 2021 "THREE COMPANIONS IN A BOAT" Companions We all know how important the festival is to the province. Also, how much the Royal Arch has supported this incredible adventure for the past...
Stephens Chapter held a regular meeting of the Chapter on Saturday 9th July at Beaconsfield Masonic Centre, the meeting was very well attended. On the agenda was the joining of seven members of Amersham Lodge and an exaltation of Bro Paul William Dan...
On Thursday 7th of July, Sunnymeads Chapter held a Regular Meeting at the Slough Masonic Centre. The meeting was very well attended with a visit from our Most Excellent Grand Superintendent Graham Peter Dearing, his executive and acting Officers...
On Thursday the 9th of June the Provincial Grand Chapter of Norfolk, held its Annual Meeting in the magnificent setting of St Andrews Hall, Norwich. St. Andrew's Hall and the conjoining Blackfriars' Hall are a Grade 1 listed set of friary church and ...
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BucksPGC Annual Convocation 2022 On Monday the 28th March 2022, the Royal Arch Province of Buckinghamshire, held their annua… https://t.co/qEmNmpAXyp
BucksPGC At a recent Emergency Meeting Oliver Chapter No. 2812 was blessed with a low-key visit from our Most Excellent Gran… https://t.co/NfdSwrvTWg
BucksPGC Multi Chapter of Improvement We will be holding a Multi Chapter of Improvement, at the Beaconsfield Masonic Centre… https://t.co/lhc4jhq0Oj
BucksPGC Stephens Chapter held its Installation meeting, on Saturday the 22nd of May 2021 at The Beaconsfield Masonic Centre… https://t.co/uQ4ciJU8ZC
BucksPGC Annual Convocation Booking Form Provincial Grand Chapter of Buckinghamshire Annual Convocation. Monday 6th Septembe… https://t.co/Fu8eCNdY6e
BucksPGC On Thursday 29th April 2021, The ME First Grand Principal has been pleased to make the following appointment and in… https://t.co/S9TjwPjDGV
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 Freemasonry is a journey of self-discovery and teaches important moral lessons. It is open to individuals of good standing, who express a belief in a Supreme Being and allows men of all religions and faiths to come together in a spirit of mutual respect and tolerance. The Royal Arch is an integral part of Pure Antient Freemasonry.

The three degrees of Craft Masonry deal with material matters. They allegorically trace man’s intellectual development from his birth in the first degree, through the intricate winding pathways of his mortal existence to his symbolical death in the third. The Royal Arch is the climax of that progression and contemplates the whole in the context of eternity. It contains the true essence of the moral philosophy underscoring Freemasonry. The ceremony of exaltation emphasises the Glory of the Most High and the Power of his Holy Name. It teaches each Companion the duty he owes to his Creator and stresses his total dependence on the Almighty, the Beginning and the End of all things.

Hence the Royal Arch is the essential and natural progression after the three Craft degrees and should be made by Master Masons, as “…the integral final step in Pure Antient Freemasonry”.

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