Chapel of St Peter No. 73: 2010

Saturday, March 27, 2010

2010 plans

A new member was admitted at the recent meeting held 27 February. The Installation of new Master and Officers will take place during our next meeting on 28 August.

This year the pilgrimage to Canterbury Cathedral will take place on Saturday 17th July. Our Order supports the restoration fund of the Cathedral.

During 2010 the Order is also supporting The Hospital Chapel of St Mary the Virgin and St Thomas the Martyr of Canterbury, a former Crusader establishment (shown below) located in Ilford, Essex, originally built for a Master and 12 Knights.

About the Order

The Commemorative Order of St. Thomas of Acon is an independent body of Freemasons who must be Christians and subscribing members of a Preceptory of Masonic Knights Templar, as well as subscribing members of a Craft Lodge and of a Royal Arch Chapter. Membership is by invitation.

The Order was established in 1974 following twenty years research in London's Guildhall Library by John E N Walker.

The basic organisation of the Order is a Chapel, headed by a Master and a Prior. As at August 2009 there were more than 80 Chapels of the Order worldwide.

The Order was founded in and is governed from England, with Provinces including for Australia South and New Zealand, and for Australia North.

Chapel of St Peter No. 73

Saturday, March 27, 2010

2010 plans