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Buckinghamshire Provincial Grand Chapter

Pegasus. Emergency meeting on Wednesday 13th September. Exalted Bro. Mark Humphrey, a member and secretary of Misbourne Lodge. E Comp Phil Blacklaw DepGSupt escorted by E Comp Paul Lear, MEGS Graham Dearing was in attendance and a...
 Hall Barn. Emergency meeting on Monday 11th September. Exalted Bro. Christopher Richardson, a member of Hall Barn Lodge, a teacher at Royal Grammar School High Wycombe. Proposed by Andy Sutton, Seconded by Barry Sparks. Phil Blacklaw acted as S...
Buckinghamshire Chapter No 591 our oldest and much respected Chapter, founded in 1870 at the George Hotel in Aylesbury, 21 years before the Royal Arch Province of Buckinghamshire was formed. On Thursday the 14th September 2023, Buckingham Chapter hel...
On Wednesday the 13th September 2023 was a "big night" at North Crawley Institute where Wolverton Trinity Chapter and Cowper & Newton Chapter had their meetings to exalt their respective candidates, followed by a joint festive board. Wolvert...
Marlow Chapter set the bar very high on Wednesday the 13th  September 2023 when they exalted three new companions into this excellent Chapter and into the Royal Arch. The Chapter responded to the "Big Red" challenge in the best way pos...
What a great evening for Wycombe Chapter; a new member exalted in such fine form, Bro Gavin Elbourn of Wycombe Lodge who is the DC of his lodge and really appreciates the finer points of a well-executed ceremony. Tonight he was not disappoi...
On 9th September 2023, Five Points Chapter No. 8197 and Iver Chapter No. 5254 joined forces for dual Convocations to Exalt Kevin Sly of Five Points Lodge No. 8197 followed straight afterwards by Connor Ell of Heatherden Lodge No. 7345. Due to the cur...
BIG RED continues with Windsor End Chapter exalting Bro Adam McDermott from Christopher lodge. A fantastic enjoyable evening with both the MEGS Graham Dearing and the deputy Phil Blacklaw in attendance with a retinue of other provincial officers...
Another hot BIG RED meeting at Bevan Chapter, held at Marlow Masonic Centre on Thursday 7th September 2023, saw a superb Chapter meeting  with MEZ Ken White declaring early that this would be a "jackets off" meeting... The fans were doing t...
On Friday 8th September, the Thames Schools Team may have been small in number, but the quality was incredibly high... Despite the heat in the Temple, Bro. Ashley Dunnicliffe of Marlow Bridge Lodge was Exalted in a superb ceremony conducted by MEZ Jo...
Following the huge success of initiatives such as the BIG 100 and the 12 days of Xmas, many of those Initiated at those events, and subsequently from the great work of Lodges across the Province, are taking their Third Degree and asking what they sho...
Stephens Chapter held their 307th  regular convocation of the Chapter on Saturday 8th of July at Beaconsfield Masonic Centre. The Chapter had the pleasure and honor to receive an official visit from the Province, E Comp Darren Mantell, Prov...
On Saturday the 17th March Neleus Chapter which was founded in July 1915, held their 323rd Regular Meeting of the Chapter at the Beaconsfield Masonic Centre, the meeting was very well attend along an Official Visit from our Provincial Grand Scri...
On Thursday 8th June, Buckingham Chapter held a regular meeting at the Aylesbury Masonic Hall. The meeting was very well attended over 70 companions in attendance. The Chapter were pleased to receive an Official visit from our popular Deputy Grand Su...
 On 24th May 2023, it was a great evening for Pegasus Chapter No. 5637 meeting at Aylesbury Masonic Hall.The Province was well represented by Second Provincial Grand Principal Joseph Le Roi-Smith, escorted by Provincial Grand Director of Ce...
On Friday 12th May Wexham Park Chapter held their Installation Meeting at Slough Masonic Centre. At the meeting the Chapter was pleased to receive an official visit from E Comp Stephen Knight Second Provincial Grand Principal escortedby E Comp Paul G...
On Thursday 27th April, companions of Buckinghamshire Royal Arch attended the Investitures of Supreme Grand Chapter of England.  At the Investitures the following First Appointments for Buckinghamshire Royal Arch Freemasons were made:- E. C...
On Friday the 21st of April, Buckinghamshire First Principals Chapter, held a meeting of the Chapter at Bletchley Masonic Hall, Bletchley. The meeting was very well attended, including our Provincial Grand Master, John Clark and our Most Excelle...
What else would 47 Companions of the Royal Arch, do on a Thursday evening.   On  Thursday 13th of April 2023 the companions of Oliver Chapter and their guests, enjoyed the best of the Royal Arch, at Oliver Chapter with a...
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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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