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York rite
York rite York rite (Freemasonry)
The rite or ceremonial observed by one of the Masonic
systems, deriving its name from the city of York, in England;
also, the system itself, which, in England, confers only the
first three degrees.
Meaning of York rite from wikipedia
- Anglo-American Freemasonry,
York Rite,
sometimes referred to as the
American Rite, is one of
several Rites of Freemasonry. It is
named after York, in Yorkshire, England...
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York rite may
refer to: the
York Rite, one of the
rites of
Freemasonry the Use of
York, an
English Christian liturgical rite This
disambiguation page lists...
- Templar), the
Knights of Malta, the
Knights of St Paul, and only
within the
York Rite, the
Knights of the Red Cross. Like the
Masonic Red
Cross of Constantine...
-
Scottish Rite Chamber of
Reflection Grand College of
Rites Ancient and
Primitive Rite French Rite National Mexican Rite Rectified Scottish Rite Rite of Baldwyn...
- “Appendant body” and “
Rite or
Concordant body” in
Freemasonry can
sometimes be confusing, even for
those familiar with
Masonic traditions. A “
Rite” or "concordant...
- The
Ancient and
Primitive Rite, also
called the
Order of the
Ancient and
Primitive Rite of Memphis-Mizraim, is a
Masonic Rite first po****rized by John...
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years of growth,
Rite Aid
adopted its
current name and
debuted as a
public company in 1968.
Rite Aid was
publicly traded on the New
York Stock Exchange...
- and
Accepted Scottish Rite of
Freemasonry is a
rite within the
broader context of Freemasonry. It is the most
widely practiced Rite in the world. In some...
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conservative ideas gathered in
lodges of the
Scottish Rite,
while reformists choose the
York Rite.
Hence escoceses became synonymous with Conservatives...
- only the
worship rites and
sacraments of
organized religions and cults, but also
rites of p****age,
atonement and
purification rites,
oaths of allegiance...
