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	A [[Masonic lodge]], often called a "private lodge" is the basic organisational unit in [[Freemasonry]]. While the term refers to the organisation, it is also commonly used to refer to buildings in which such organisations meet.		A [[Masonic lodge]], often called a "private lodge" is the basic organisational unit in [[Freemasonry]]. While the term refers to the organisation, it is also commonly used to refer to buildings in which such organisations meet.

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			[[Category:Freemasdonry]]
	A [[Masonic lodge]], often called a "private lodge" is the basic organisational unit in [[Freemasonry]]. While the term refers to the organisation, it is also commonly used to refer to buildings in which such organisations meet.		A [[Masonic lodge]], often called a "private lodge" is the basic organisational unit in [[Freemasonry]]. While the term refers to the organisation, it is also commonly used to refer to buildings in which such organisations meet.

	A [[Masonic lodge]] must be ~~warrented~~ or chartered by a [[Grand lodge]].		A [[Masonic lodge]] must be warranted or chartered by a [[Grand lodge]].

	Lodges generally work the three basic [[Degrees]] of [[Entered Apprentice]], [[Fellowcraft]] and [[Master Mason]].		Lodges generally work the three basic [[Degrees]] of [[Entered Apprentice]], [[Fellowcraft]] and [[Master Mason]].

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	A [[Masonic lodge]], often called a "private lodge" is the basic organisational unit in [[Freemasonry]]. While the term refers to the organisation, it is also commonly used to refer to buildings in which such organisations meet.		A [[Masonic lodge]], often called a "private lodge" is the basic organisational unit in [[Freemasonry]]. While the term refers to the organisation, it is also commonly used to refer to buildings in which such organisations meet.

	A [[Masonic lodge]] must be ~~wattented~~ or chartered by a [[Grand lodge]].		A [[Masonic lodge]] must be warrented or chartered by a [[Grand lodge]].

			Lodges generally work the three basic [[Degrees]] of [[Entered Apprentice]], [[Fellowcraft]] and [[Master Mason]].

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	A [[Masonic lodge]], often called a "private lodge" is the basic organisational unit in [[Freemasonry]]. While the term refers to the organisation, it is also commonly used to refer to buildings in which such organisations meet.		A [[Masonic lodge]], often called a "private lodge" is the basic organisational unit in [[Freemasonry]]. While the term refers to the organisation, it is also commonly used to refer to buildings in which such organisations meet.

			A [[Masonic lodge]] must be wattented or chartered by a [[Grand lodge]].

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A [[Masonic lodge]], often called a "private lodge" is the basic organisational unit in [[Freemasonry]]. While the term refers to the organisation, it is also commonly used to refer to buildings in which such organisations meet.