The Southern California Research Lodge has published Fraternal Review for over six decades, providing Masonic education and information to its readers. Each issue is dedicated to a specific topic such as Masonic symbols, history, and lore.
A little over eighteen months ago, we published the first issue of the Fraternal Review dedicated to “Fringe Masonry.” There, we provided a basic overview of esoteric Orders (from the Egyptian Rite of Freemasonry to the Asiatic Brethren) that claim, in one way or another, to connect to regular Freemasonry. In this, the second issue dedicated to the subject, we have gone deeper into ritual and the “magical” methods of non-Masonic esoteric Orders, especially where they have borrowed from the Masonic Craft.
11 Oct 2023
H.P. Lovecraft
In this episode, we are honored to have Michael Jarzabek here to discuss the Fraternal Review issue dedicated to the topic of the August 2023 issue, H.P. Lovecraft (https://www.theresearchlodge.com/store/lovecraft).
To learn more about Fraternal Review or to become a subscriber, visit theresearchlodge.com (https://www.theresearchlodge.com/).
28 Jun 2023
The Knights Templar and The Origins of Freemasonry
In this episode, we are honored to have Bro. Jeriel C. Smith here to discuss the Fraternal Review issue dedicated to the topic of the June issue, The Knights Templar and The Origins of Freemasonry (https://www.theresearchlodge.com/store/knightstemplarmythistory).
In addition to guest editing this Fraternal Review, Bro. Jeriel was the Master of the Southern California Research Lodge from 2016-2019 and is now the senior copy editor of Fraternal Review magazine.
To learn more about Fraternal Review or to become a subscriber, visit theresearchlodge.com (https://www.theresearchlodge.com/).
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