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How many times can a visitor attend?
For an affiliated Brother who maintains subscribing membership in a regular lodge, classical Masonic jurisprudence holds that he may visit another lodge as often as suits his pleasure or convenience. Mackey ranks this Right of Visitation among the traditional landmarks, resting on the principle that individual lodges are merely divisions of one universal family. This privilege remains subject to the presiding Master's duty to preserve the peace and harmony of the lodge, meaning admission may be denied if a visitor's presence would cause disruption.
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if one is a master mason, has left one's mother lodge, holds no membership in any other lodge, can they still visit lodges? If they can't, how can they apply for membership in a different lodge?
A Master Mason who has demitted and holds no membership in any lodge is considered unaffiliated, and an unaffiliated Mason has no right to visit lodges. The right of visitation is restricted to affiliated Masons who maintain active membership in good standing.
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