Perfection Lodge №75

Established in 1913 within the heart of the lower mainland, Perfection Lodge №75 practices Antient Work.Our Lodge strives to perform and deliver high quality memory work and ritual that lives up to our name. We are a friendly Lodge where members share a high degree of brotherhood and fellowship.

Our Lodge meets on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month from September through June in New Westminster, BC, at 508 Agnes Street.
We Tyle at 7:30pm. Guests are always welcomed.For more information check out our virtual calendar:

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• Canada Night

Interested in learning more about Freemasonry?

If you have any questions feel free to send us an email!For more information regarding Freemasonry, its aims and principles, consider visiting the Grand Lodge of BC & Yukon's website for those interested in seeking freemasonry.

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Different Lodges in Freemasonry often become known for special events and the ritual work they do. Perfection Lodge has become known for our presentation of “CANADA NIGHT”.In 1967, two Lodge Brethren, who were actually brothers in real life, Brothers Hugh and Jim McGivern, made a presentation to the Lodge in honour of their father, the late Worshipful Brother Hugh John McGivern, who was Master of this Lodge in 1923. In the audience that evening was a future Grand Master, who was so impressed with the ceremony that when he became Grand Master a few years later, Most Worshipful Brother Nick Mussallem decreed that all future Junior Grand Wardens would have the distinct honour of officially attending this event to represent Grand Lodge.The flag presentation and the ceremony around it have been performed for over 50 years by our Lodge. During the ceremony, members and visitors will see and be introduced to some of our history and our historical partisans. The evening finishes with a delightful repast of strawberries and shortcake. The tradition does and will continue. As Freemasons, we travel and visit other Lodges. Many of these Lodges have their special events where we learn of their history. Such is the nature of Freemasonry.

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