While waiting for the lodge to communicate to me. As a petitioner Can i be present to there lunchon fellowship
Can a petitioner attend a lodge luncheon fellowship? As a petitioner awaiting your initiation, your presence at a lodge's luncheon fellowship is generally at the discretion of the Worshipful Master and the brethren of that specific lodge. While not a standard part of the petitioning process, some lodges may extend such an invitation as a gesture of welcome and to allow you to observe the fellowship of the Craft in a more informal setting. It is always best to communicate directly with the lodge secretary or the brother who sponsored your petition. They can clarify the lodge's specific customs and whether your attendance at such an event would be appropriate.
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