Combermere Lodge No. 752 - Home Page

Mentoring Scheme
The Mentoring Scheme looks to ensure that every member, and in particular new members, enjoys being a Freemason, understands what it is about, and gets involved in their Lodge
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June 2011 Grand Masters' Address
QUARTERLY COMMUNICATION 8 June 2011 An address by the MW The Pro Grand Master Peter Lowndes Brethren, It is very good to see such a good attendance here today and I particularly want to welcome…
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The Kings Freemasonry
There is no mention of Freemasonry in the Oscar-winning film about King George VI. Paul Hooley puts us right The King’s Speech has been critically acclaimed as one of the finest motion pictures of recent…
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Grand Secrertary's Column
I am absolutely delighted to be writing my column for this first issue of the newly designed magazine. Our publishing and design house has done an excellent job and I am sure you will like…
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Photos
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Presentation of cheque for $1000 to Healesville CFA
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Welcome the the website of Combermere Lodge No. 752
and Combermere Royal Arch Chapter.


Master - W.Bro. Chris Lee

Senior Warden - W.Bro. Patrick Martin PDGS

Junior Warden - Bro. Jared Shaw

This site provides information on the principles, history and aims of Freemasonry and it's services.

Please use the menu on the left to navigate around our website. Most areas of this site are available to public view, including some parts intended for the use of Freemasons.

If you have any questions or comments about membership, we would be pleased to hear from you.

Regular meetings are held at the:
Masonic Centre
Prospect Hill Road
Camberwell
Victoria
3124

Meets on the 3rd Tuesday in February, April, June, August, October December. Installation June.

A dining fee is payable if attending the Festive Board of both the Lodge & Chapter.

Many writers and thinkers have tried to define Freemasonry but it really defeats definition. It is too complex, too profound in conception, to easily expressed in words. Perhaps the simplest and best definition of all is the phrase "the brotherhood of man under the fatherhood of God." Our Masonic forefathers had an understanding of human needs and human aspirations. They may never have dreamed of the mindless computer which governs our lives, or the fission of matter which threatens our lives, but they understood human nature and what motivates the spirit of man. Thus from a simple process of using stone and mortar for building they progressed to the most important of life's functions, the building of character. - Louis L. Williams

Freemasonry
 A way forward for men of today