Grand Lodge of South Africa - Versionsgeschichte

ChristophS: Link auf Englisch

2025-04-09T07:45:38Z

Link auf Englisch

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	*Grand Lodge of South Africa https://www.grandlodge.co.za		*Grand Lodge of South Africa https://www.grandlodge.co.za

			{{Sprachen\|En: Grand Lodge of South Africa\|English}}

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Rudirabe37: /* Links */

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Links

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	== Links ==		== Links ==
	*Grand Lodge of South Africa https://www.grandlodge.co.za		*Grand Lodge of South Africa https://www.grandlodge.co.za
	*Ein Film zum 250. Geburtstag der Freimaurerei in Südafrika (5 Minuten): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9ajHsrQOwg


	[[Kategorie:Großlogen]]		[[Kategorie:Großlogen]]
	[[Kategorie:Afrika]]		[[Kategorie:Afrika]]

Rudirabe37 am 12. Juli 2022 um 08:40 Uhr

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	*'''Supreme Council of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite 33rd Degree for South Africa'''		*'''Supreme Council of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite 33rd Degree for South Africa'''
	:The Supreme Council governs six Regions and eleven Chapters spread over South Africa		:The Supreme Council governs six Regions and eleven Chapters spread over South Africa


			===2022 feierte die Freimaurerei Südafrikas ihren 250. Geburtstag===
			'''In einem Video zelebrierte sie ihre Geschichte und ihre Gegenwart (5 Minuten).'''
			<youtube>Y9ajHsrQOwg</youtube>


	==Siehe auch==		==Siehe auch==

Rudirabe37 am 4. Juli 2022 um 09:27 Uhr

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	== Großloge ==		== Großloge ==

	~~[[Datei:Grandmaster.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|left\|]]~~

	=== Geschichte ===		=== Geschichte ===
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	=== Geschichte in englischer Sprache ===		=== Geschichte in englischer Sprache ===

	~~Bitte übersetzen~~

	'''IN THE BEGINNING'''		'''IN THE BEGINNING'''

	The Southern point of Africa, the Cape of Good Hope, was opened up by the Dutch East India Company as a trading station to supply ships on the route to the East Indies with fresh produce. Freemasonry in the Netherlands, founded in 1756, was expanding rapidly and, with many masters of ships being Freemasons, it was natural for a Lodge to be founded at this halfway station under the banner of the Grand East of the Netherlands (G.E.N.). The eyes of the G.E.N. were focussed on the Cape as early as 1764 and in 1771 Brother Abraham van der Weijde, the captain of a sailing vessel plying between Holland and the East Indies, was appointed Deputy Grand Master Abroad, with the necessary authority to found Lodges, subject to subsequent ratification by Grand Lodge. He arrived at the Cape on the 24th April 1772 and called a meeting of Brethren, to which ten Brethren responded under his chairmanship. Ten days later he issued a warrant for the founding of Lodge De Goede Hoop (Lodge Good Hope) as Lodge No. 12 on the register of the G.E.N., which was ratified on 1st September 1772.		The Southern point of Africa, the Cape of Good Hope, was opened up by the Dutch East India Company as a trading station to supply ships on the route to the East Indies with fresh produce. Freemasonry in the Netherlands, founded in 1756, was expanding rapidly and, with many masters of ships being Freemasons, it was natural for a Lodge to be founded at this halfway station under the banner of the Grand East of the Netherlands (G.E.N.). The eyes of the G.E.N. were focussed on the Cape as early as 1764 and in 1771 Brother Abraham van der Weijde, the captain of a sailing vessel plying between Holland and the East Indies, was appointed Deputy Grand Master Abroad, with the necessary authority to found Lodges, subject to subsequent ratification by Grand Lodge. He arrived at the Cape on the 24th April 1772 and called a meeting of Brethren, to which ten Brethren responded under his chairmanship. Ten days later he issued a warrant for the founding of Lodge De Goede Hoop (Lodge Good Hope) as Lodge No. 12 on the register of the G.E.N., which was ratified on 1st September 1772 (2022: Jubilee celebration 250 years see link below).

	'''SOCIAL AND RELIGIOUS EQUALITY'''		'''SOCIAL AND RELIGIOUS EQUALITY'''
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	== Links ==		== Links ==
	*Grand Lodge of South Africa ~~http~~://www.grandlodge.co.za/		*Grand Lodge of South Africa https://www.grandlodge.co.za
	*~~Behance Network von Marcel Buerkle http~~://www.~~behance~~.~~net~~/~~marcel_b~~		*Ein Film zum 250. Geburtstag der Freimaurerei in Südafrika (5 Minuten): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9ajHsrQOwg


	[[Kategorie:Großlogen]]		[[Kategorie:Großlogen]]
	[[Kategorie:Afrika]]		[[Kategorie:Afrika]]

Urbantactics: Formatiert

2015-12-07T15:02:44Z

Formatiert

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			== Grand Lodge of South Africa ==

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	*'''Supreme Council of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite 33rd Degree for South Africa'''		*'''Supreme Council of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite 33rd Degree for South Africa'''
	:The Supreme Council governs six Regions and eleven Chapters spread over South Africa		:The Supreme Council governs six Regions and eleven Chapters spread over South Africa


	==Siehe auch==		==Siehe auch==
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	== Links ==		== Links ==

	*Grand Lodge of South Africa http://www.grandlodge.co.za/		*Grand Lodge of South Africa http://www.grandlodge.co.za/
	*Behance Network von Marcel Buerkle http://www.behance.net/marcel_b		*Behance Network von Marcel Buerkle http://www.behance.net/marcel_b

Rudirabe37 am 22. Oktober 2015 um 16:25 Uhr

2015-10-22T16:25:41Z

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	*'''Supreme Council of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite 33rd Degree for South Africa'''		*'''Supreme Council of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite 33rd Degree for South Africa'''
	:The Supreme Council governs six Regions and eleven Chapters spread over South Africa		:The Supreme Council governs six Regions and eleven Chapters spread over South Africa


			==Siehe auch==
			*[[En: The Grand Lodge of South Africa (GLSA)]]
			*[[Traktat: Egon Hauer – Mein masonisches Südafrika]]

	== Links ==		== Links ==

Urbantactics am 31. August 2015 um 10:08 Uhr

2015-08-31T10:08:27Z

Änderungen zeigen

Jens Rusch am 9. Mai 2013 um 14:31 Uhr

2013-05-09T14:31:20Z

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	~~Site under construction / Seite im Aufbau~~

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Jens Rusch: /* Logen */

2010-07-24T21:56:46Z

Logen

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	=== Logen ===		=== Logen ===
	*Southern Division		*'''Southern Division'''
	:The Southern Division covers Cape Town and the Peninsula.		:The Southern Division covers Cape Town and the Peninsula.
	*Northern Division		*'''Northern Division'''
	:This Division includes the provinces of: Gauteng, Mapumalanga, North West and Limpopo.		:This Division includes the provinces of: Gauteng, Mapumalanga, North West and Limpopo.
	*Central Division		*'''Central Division'''
	:This Division encompasses the central regions of South Africa.		:This Division encompasses the central regions of South Africa.
	*Eastern Division		*'''Eastern Division'''
	:This Division includes Durban, Pietermatitzburg, Port Shepstone and Empangeni		:This Division includes Durban, Pietermatitzburg, Port Shepstone and Empangeni
	*Eastern Cape Division		*'''Eastern Cape Division'''
	:This Division encompasses Port Elizabeth, East London, Queenstown and Graaf Reinet.		:This Division encompasses Port Elizabeth, East London, Queenstown and Graaf Reinet.
	*The Supreme Grand Royal Arch Chapter of South Africa		*'''The Supreme Grand Royal Arch Chapter of South Africa'''
	:Royal Arch consists of 2 Provincial Grand Chapters each governing Chapters spread over South Africa		:Royal Arch consists of 2 Provincial Grand Chapters each governing Chapters spread over South Africa
	*Supreme Council of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite 33rd Degree for South Africa		*'''Supreme Council of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite 33rd Degree for South Africa'''
	:The Supreme Council governs six Regions and eleven Chapters spread over South Africa		:The Supreme Council governs six Regions and eleven Chapters spread over South Africa

Jens Rusch am 24. Juli 2010 um 21:54 Uhr

2010-07-24T21:54:44Z

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	The Southern point of Africa, the Cape of Good Hope, was opened up by the Dutch East India Company as a trading station to supply ships on the route to the East Indies with fresh produce. Freemasonry in the Netherlands, founded in 1756, was expanding rapidly and, with many masters of ships being Freemasons, it was natural for a Lodge to be founded at this halfway station under the banner of the Grand East of the Netherlands (G.E.N.). The eyes of the G.E.N. were focussed on the Cape as early as 1764 and in 1771 Brother Abraham van der Weijde, the captain of a sailing vessel plying between Holland and the East Indies, was appointed Deputy Grand Master Abroad, with the necessary authority to found Lodges, subject to subsequent ratification by Grand Lodge. He arrived at the Cape on the 24th April 1772 and called a meeting of Brethren, to which ten Brethren responded under his chairmanship. Ten days later he issued a warrant for the founding of Lodge De Goede Hoop (Lodge Good Hope) as Lodge No. 12 on the register of the G.E.N., which was ratified on 1st September 1772.		The Southern point of Africa, the Cape of Good Hope, was opened up by the Dutch East India Company as a trading station to supply ships on the route to the East Indies with fresh produce. Freemasonry in the Netherlands, founded in 1756, was expanding rapidly and, with many masters of ships being Freemasons, it was natural for a Lodge to be founded at this halfway station under the banner of the Grand East of the Netherlands (G.E.N.). The eyes of the G.E.N. were focussed on the Cape as early as 1764 and in 1771 Brother Abraham van der Weijde, the captain of a sailing vessel plying between Holland and the East Indies, was appointed Deputy Grand Master Abroad, with the necessary authority to found Lodges, subject to subsequent ratification by Grand Lodge. He arrived at the Cape on the 24th April 1772 and called a meeting of Brethren, to which ten Brethren responded under his chairmanship. Ten days later he issued a warrant for the founding of Lodge De Goede Hoop (Lodge Good Hope) as Lodge No. 12 on the register of the G.E.N., which was ratified on 1st September 1772.
	SOCIAL AND RELIGIOUS EQUALITY		SOCIAL AND RELIGIOUS EQUALITY
	[[Datei:Grandmaster1.jpg\|thumb\|~~400pxcenter~~]]		[[Datei:Grandmaster1.jpg\|thumb\|400px]]
	For its existence, the Lodge depended on visitors and, while conferring several Degrees, it failed to attract the local residents as members, mainly because of the rigid social and religious attitudes of the confined Cape society, which consisted primarily of two broad classes: the Company official and free burgher. Due to rigid Company policy, Company servants were not permitted to trade nor own land until they were released from their contracts, after which they were allowed to settle in the Cape and become free burghers. The Masonic philosophy of equality in the Lodge violated the structure in the Cape where difference in rank between Company officials and free burghers was practised. Religious interference was also widespread. As a result the Lodge went into recess in April 1781 to be opened again in 1794 as more prominent persons of the Company were attracted, such as Johannes Andries Truter, who would later become Chief Justice of the Cape. This offered some protection from the Company and the pulpit. Where previously members were of a transient nature, more and more initiates were locally born and primarily resident in the Cape, which offered stability.		For its existence, the Lodge depended on visitors and, while conferring several Degrees, it failed to attract the local residents as members, mainly because of the rigid social and religious attitudes of the confined Cape society, which consisted primarily of two broad classes: the Company official and free burgher. Due to rigid Company policy, Company servants were not permitted to trade nor own land until they were released from their contracts, after which they were allowed to settle in the Cape and become free burghers. The Masonic philosophy of equality in the Lodge violated the structure in the Cape where difference in rank between Company officials and free burghers was practised. Religious interference was also widespread. As a result the Lodge went into recess in April 1781 to be opened again in 1794 as more prominent persons of the Company were attracted, such as Johannes Andries Truter, who would later become Chief Justice of the Cape. This offered some protection from the Company and the pulpit. Where previously members were of a transient nature, more and more initiates were locally born and primarily resident in the Cape, which offered stability.