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Why does a lodge have a Tyler?
The Tyler guards the entrance to a lodge to protect its privacy and prevent unauthorized or unqualified persons from entering. The United Grand Lodge of England describes this officer as stationed outside the lodge room to secure its meetings against intrusion.
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What are the duties of the Tyler in a Craft lodge?
The Tyler's principal duty is to guard the door of the lodge against intrusion and to look after the door [grandlodgeofindia.in]. He guards the lodge room from the outside [ugle.org.uk]—the outer door—to ensure that the sacred precincts remain covered and secure.
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