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Just, Perfect and Regular
The phrase "just and legally constituted Lodge" reflects the traditional formula by which a Freemason identifies the body in which he was made. The constituent terms—Just, Perfect, and Regular—form a classic triad describing the lawful authority, officer requirement, and constitutional warrant of a lodge, and have been the subject of dedicated historical inquiry, such as a research paper read before Quatuor Coronati Lodge .
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À quelle Loge es-tu rattaché ?
La réponse traditionnelle figurant dans les catéchismes du XVIIIe siècle à la question concernant l'appartenance à une loge est la Loge de Saint-Jean. Cette désignation indique symboliquement qu'un franc-maçon est issu d'une loge juste et régulièrement constituée.
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The end of the stream
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