About this episode
In the second episode of Archcast, our journey into the Royal Arch continues as our hosts sit down with members of the Cambridgeshire Clarets – a vibrant and growing Club designed to support new Royal Arch Masons in Cambridgeshire.
Together, they explore the rich symbolism that defines the Royal Arch, its profound and unique connection to Craft Freemasonry, and the pivotal role the Clarets play in guiding new Companions as they complete their journey through pure, antient Freemasonry.
They also reflect on the parallels – and distinctions – between the Clarets and a typical Craft Light Blue Club, offering valuable insights for both new and experienced Freemasons alike.
Whether you’re a Companion, a Craft Freemason considering the next step, or simply curious about this important chapter in Freemasonry, this episode is not to be missed.
Discover more about the Royal Arch and how it fits into the wider Masonic tradition on our website: www.ugle.org.uk/about-us/royal-arch
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