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What is meant by a lodge being just, perfect and regular?
The formula describing a lodge as just, perfect, and regular is a long-standing phrase within Masonic ritual tradition and catechisms. Historical ritual catechisms record that a lodge of Freemasons is declared to be opened or situated in the body of the Lodge, just, perfect and regular, as noted by Ars Quatuor Coronatorum (via The Square Magazine ). In traditional usage, hailing from such a body signifies hailing from a lodge that is just and legally constituted.
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