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A report on the visit by Strathkelvin Preceptory to Hull on 23 May 2015 can be found here.
PRESENTATIONS
The District Grand Prior has recently made Charity Presentations. Reports and photos are on the “Charitable Donations page.
District of Strathclyde News
Annual District Muster 2017
The Annual District Muster took place on Saturday 18th February 2017 at the Masonic Temple, Bowling Green Street Bellshill. 66 Fratres signed the Muster Roll, and all Preceptories in the District were represented: no fewer than ten reigning Preceptors formed the Arch of Steel to receive the District Grand Prior and his Commission. The same honour was accorded the Most Eminent and Reverend Grand Master and his deputation who graced the occasion.
All enjoyed the proceedings, the business affairs of the District being swiftly dealt with before the Elective Officers and Elective members of the Standing Committee were accepted and installed by the District Grand Constable, John McAlpine. The District Grand Prior's Report is available elsewhere on the website.
After the Muster the Fratres adjourned to refectory -
Taken together, the raffles raised the most impressive sum of some £1,500 -
A debt of gratitude is owed to the Lodge who continue to accommodate us; to the Preceptory
of Mudostoun for the use of their paraphernalia; to those who beavered away to set
up, run the event and clear the hall; and, not least, to the long-
Nigel Spike
District Secretary
MURDOSTOUN PRECEPTORY CENTENARY
Members of Great Priory, the District of Strathclyde and officers of Murdostoun Preceptory at the Centenary rededication celebration of Murdostoun. (photo taken by Ven Fr Edward Gray).
Annual District Divine Service 2018
Our Divine Service took place on Sunday 6th May in Glasgow Cathedral. Hosted by our District Grand Prior’s own Preceptory, St John Glasgow, the event was attended by a congregation of some 100 – including the inevitable few Japanese tourists, no doubt deeply puzzled (but hopefully impressed) by the presence of so many in colourful uniforms. The occasion was enhanced by representatives from Provincial Lodges, Provincial Royal Arch and the Intendency of Strathclyde, all of which further cements the bonds between our Orders.
Led by the Reverend Keith Ross, who delivered an inspirational address on the theme “Are we pilgrims, today?”, the service matched the setting in reflecting the true nature of our Order.
After the photographs (courtesy of Ven Fr Stewart Gordon, Preceptor of Strathkelvin Preceptory) all adjourned to the adjacent St Mungo Museum where a lavish refectory was enjoyed by all who had attended what was a wonderful day.
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