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Clipsas and similar Masonic organizations I will attempt to collect information about Clipsas and related Masonic organizations, and post it on this webpage. If anyone would like to email me any information about this subject, please feel free to do so at paul@bessel.org Clipsas website http://www.clipsas.com/ CLIPSAS Clipsas a été constitué le 22 janvier 1961 à l'appel du Grand Orient de Belgique et du Grand Orient de France
qui, émus par l'intransigeance croissante et les exclusives de plus en plus tyranniques de certaines
Obédiences, convinrent de lancer un appel à toutes les Maçonneries du monde afin de les réunir dans le
respect de leur souveraineté, de leurs rites et de leurs symboles en une vaste et véritable chaîne d'Union
Universelle Members - COLLEGE EXECUTIF Adnan A. BAYOUN (The Grand Masonic Lodge for Arab Countries) (Dutch Co-Masonry Grandlodge) (Niederlaendische Grossloge der gemischte Freimaurerei) Gabriel NZAMBILA (Grands Orient & Loge Associés du Congo) Murat Ozgen Ayfer Grande Loge Maçonnique de Turquie) The
Sovereign Masonic Powers United in Strasbourg on 22 January 1961 Considering that it is imperative to re-establish between all Freemasons of the that it is important to this end to investigate together the conditions Esteem that the fact of placing business under the invocation of the Great Decide
and Declare to establish among them fraternal relations and to open the doors of Call
upon all Freemasons to join this Chain of Union founded under total freedom The following is from email that was posted on a Masonic email group: CLIPSAS and SIMPA - A Brief Description As to what CLIPSAS and SIMPA are, here is a brief description. - works a ritual which uses the symbols of stonemasons The following translations were emailed to me from Eva from the GLFF Communication
PR 01/58 by Marc-Antoine Cauchie, President of CLIPSAS Or.of Olm, 28
March 2001 To
the Grand Masters/Grand Mistresses of Member Obediences. Please find herewith
the Agenda of the next General Assembly which will take place in Istanbul on the
25th and 26th of May 2001, starting on the 25th
at 9.00 a.m. with the CLIPSAS
Conference. The
General Assembly is scheduled to start on the second day, but if the Conference
finishes early on the first day, we shall take advantage of the presence of
interpreters to begin the General Assembly on 25th. On
Sunday the 27th, the Grande Loge Libérale of Turkey will organise
the closing Meeting on the occasion of its 35th anniversary as well
as the 40th anniversary of the Strasburg Union. I
remind you that I have already given the details of these meetings in my
Communication PR 00/70. Please
urgently confirm your participation to Monsieur Ihlan UCAK (fax:
00.90.212.253.64.39), and particularly your requirements of hotel reservations. The
topic of this year’s Symposium of is "Fundamentalism and Masonry ".
In order to carry out the discussions in the best conditions, I request that you
send your contributions for the study of this theme to the General Recorder, the
B.. Louis Daly (fax: 00.1.718.720.59.58 and e-mail : TELA@aol.com). In
addition, the Assembly will have to choose the new theme for the year 2002. I
invite you therefore to think about a theme you would wish to treat. Finally,
for those who have not yet paid their dues for last year, I remind you that in
their absence, the right to vote in the General Assembly maybe suspended. The
dues (124 Euro + 0,5 Euro per member of your Obedience should be sent to : Banca
di Roma, Agenzia 642 Roma, with the mention BROMITRF070 CCS 46101/30. As
a basis for reflection on point 8. of the agenda on the Universal Union Chain, I
join the document "Strasburg Union" in order to recall the founding of
CLIPSAS. Looking
forward to seeing many of you in Istanbul, I send you my most fraternal
greetings. Address
for correspondence : CLIPSAS CLIPSAS
GENERAL ASSEMBLY AT ISTANBUL - 25 et 26 May 2001 AGENDA
1.Vérification of powers.
2.Approval of the Minutes of the General Assembly of April 15, 2000 in
Athens.
3.Communications by the President.
4.Administrative situation.
5.Moral Report.
6.Financial Report.
-Presentation of the 2000/2001 accounts and Report of the Auditors.
-Approval of accounts and discharge to the Vice-President Treasurer.
7. Admission of new members.
- International Masonic Order Delphi.
-Grand Mixed Masonic Lodge of Brazil.
-Grand Lodge of the Three Stars.
8.Universal Union Chain.
9. Communication. E-mail and Web site. 10.Project
for the 2001/2002 budget. -Presentation
and vote of the budget. -Method
of distributing the dues. Determining the dues. 11.
Administrative simplification of CLIPSAS and alignment of the General Rules. 12.
Examination of new candidates : Grand Central Lodge of Lebanon. 13.
Annual Report of the Obediences. 14.
Summary of the 2001 Conference and choice of theme for the 2002 Conference. 15.
Report on the possibility and opportunity for CLIPSAS to be an observer at the
UN. 16.
Election of two Vice-Presidents. 17.Choice
of the place and date of the next General Assembly. 18.Other. UNION
OF STRASBOURG CLIPSAS 1.
In order to understand the Union and the engagements that bind us, it is
necessary to go back to the Minutes of the historic Strasburg Conference of
January 22, 1961. The
title of these first Minutes is without ambiguity: "Information and Liaison
Centre of the Masonic Powers Signatory to the Strasburg Appeal". It
is of the utmost importance that the Founders included in this title the term
“appeal” which according to the text, line 19, page 2, designates “the
common appeal which characterises the union of the Obediences among themselves
and with respect to the outside”. No
less important, on page 2, lines 3 to 8 : "the G.M. Ravel (France) recalls
that each delegation represents its Obedience; the Conference of today is not a
meeting of GG.MM. in a personal capacity. The delegations specifically express
their agreement with the terms of the proclamation of the G.O. of Belgium and
the G.O. of France of November 1960".. 2.
Twelve years after the creation of the Union, the G.M. Zeller, Vice-President of
CLIPSAS, in answer to the question whether CLIPSAS pursues the reestablishment
of universality, even, should the case arise, with the UGLE, confirms the
proclamation of 1960 and the Strasburg Appeal: “There is no principle of
exclusivity towards the UGLE. If it takes us as we are, that is enough”. 3.
In another confirmation of the Union, in 1982 the President “welcomes F.
Ruffin Green, G.M. of the Omega Grand Lodge which has just entered the Strasburg
Union”. 4.
From 1994 on, some GG.MM. wanted to rewrite the Appeal of Strasburg, to
eliminate the paragraph "Esteem", the key to the universality decided
at Strasburg. The
third point of the proposition by G.M. Lafouge at Santiago : "A moratorium
of three years is decided for the admission of new Grand Lodges, in order to
permit a detailed examination of their liberal character and freedom of
thought” reflects this will to restrict, that is to say to denounce, the
Declaration of Union and the Strasburg Appeal. WHY
CLIPSAS? In
1990, the Strasburg Union was renamed CLIPSAS by President Ragache because
“the title of the association is long too, obsolete, and does not state the
objective of the group”. This change of denomination must not be interpreted
as a modification or the termination of the Strasburg Union. The
question "Why CLIPSAS?" is identical to "Why the Strasburg
Union?". 1.
The answer is to be found in the Proclamation of 1960, approved by all the
Obediences, that is to say the restoring of the Union Chain broken by
regrettable exclusions and "the edification of a vast universal Masonic
gathering, the necessity of which is more imperative than ever": thus all
the Grand Lodges members of the Union / CLIPSAS are united. And the registration
of the Statues in 1993 with the Prefecture of Paris confers a legal existence on
us. 2.
Moreover, this Union of Sovereign Obediences ensures a permanent contact and
flow of information. The contact takes place in the General Assemblies and
Conferences. The
information is furnished by the members. Unfortunately, with the development of
electronic means, the majority of members no longer feel the need to transmit
such information. Though this is regrettable, it cannot be brought to the
discredit of the Association. CONCLUSION In
order to restore the Universal Chain of Union broken by regrettable exclusions,
the Conference of Strasburg created the Strasburg Union based on the
proclamation of 1960. Forty
years later, the goals of this proclamation and the declaration of Union are
still a vital reality. Thus,
in the discussions of the 2000 CLIPSAS Conference as well as in the General
Assembly, the general opinion recognised the unique value of the UNION OF
STRASBOURG / CLIPSAS. 2.
PROCLAMATION AND APPEAL OF STRASBOURG GENERAL
RULES PROCLAMATION
ADOPTED AT STRASBOURG ON 22 JANVIER 1961 (text
of the Grand Orient of France and
the Grand Orient of Belgium) The
Signatory Grand Lodges : -
are honoured by their absolute loyalty to the message of tolerance, fraternity
and union contained in Article 1 of Anderson’s Constitutions (1723) and whose
respect remains their golden rule. -
esteem that Freemasonry has as its mission “to join the persons who, without
it, would have remained strangers” and that the Freemason must essentially be
an element of concord between all men. -
consider that the essence of Masonry resides in its social ideal of fraternity
and duty, and not in the rigid observance of any usage, however traditional,
that a spirituality which closely unites man to the future of humanity and to
the improvement of its condition, has as much value as that which he can find in
his relationship with a supra-natural principle. For
these Grand Lodges, initiation, philanthropy, spirituality, do not exclude a
vocation of humanism and progress; mediation does not exclude action. The
respect of rites and of tradition does not exclude: -
sending a message of tolerance, of fraternity, of union; -
inspiring men with an individual will of elevation and harmony; -
offering the young a greater and more generous ideal. As
the river is only true to its source in flowing to the sea, so a Masonry which
refuses to follow human progress would betray the very intention of its
founders. By the very way it is progressive, our Masonry, conscious of achieving
the generous intentions of our M Anderson in modern scientific society, by its
natural prolongation, the complete freedom of thought, admits no limitation to
the absolute freedom of conscience. The
achievement of this ideal necessitates the recognition of all Masons in a mutual
harmony where each note conserves its value, and in the respect of the freedom
for all. A Masonry which intends to accomplish its mission would not reject any
moral values capable of strengthening it. All men, whatever their race,
religion, social position, philosophical or political ideals or economic ideas,
if they are free and men of integrity, must commune in a same will of union to
permit the building of a vast universal Masonic gathering, whose existence is
more than ever of vital importance. If exclusions remain, they do not stem from
us, and we condemn creating any ourselves. Far from being an obstacle to the
Union, we believe that the diversity of moral values constitutes a factor of
intellectual and spiritual wealth indispensable to its expansion. We
are convinced that Masonries which do not admit absolute freedom of conscience
are imperfectly enlightened and that it is our duty to aid them in their way
towards the Light. Respectful of all traditions, rites, symbols and beliefs, of
the absolute freedom of conscience, faithful to the spirit of Anderson’s
Constitutions of 1723, believing that each Mason be responsible to freely
determine his choice of Rite and the interpretation of symbols, the Signatory
Powers call on all Masonries of the World, in order that an unbreakable Union
Chain forms between them, which would assure the triumph of the Masonic ideal
and lead humanity toward more Beauty and Goodness. THE
STRASBURG APPEAL The
Sovereign Masonic Powers gathered in Strasburg on 22 January 1961 CONSIDERING 1.that
it is imperative to restore among all Freemasons the Union Chain broken by regrettable exclusions
irreconcilable with the principles of Anderson’s Constitutions of 1723 ; 2.that
it is essential to that effect, taking due account all traditions, rites,
symbols beliefs, and respecting the absolute freedom of conscience, to join
efforts in order to establish the conditions which determine the quality of the
Freemason. ESTEEM that
each Lodge and each Obedience ought to be free to decide whether the activities
should be placed under the protection of the Great Architect of the Universe,
and whether one of the Three Lights should be the Sacred Volume of a revealed
religion. DECIDE
AND DECLARE to
establish among themselves fraternal relations and to open the doors of their
Temples, without condition of reciprocity, to any male or female Freemason who
has received the Light in a just and perfect Lodge on condition that the Masonic
specificity of the Lodge or the Obedience permits these visits APPEAL to
all Freemasons to join the Union Chain based on total freedom of conscience and
complete mutual tolerance. GENERAL
RULES OF CLIPSAS PREAMBLE
CLIPSAS
is an International Masonic Association grouping Obediences having adhered to
the Proclamation and the Appeal of Strasburg. Its Statutes are filed at the
Prefecture of Paris. Each
member Obedience retains its sovereignty and CLIPSAS does not claim itself a
supra Obedience. The
basis of CLIPSAS is the Universal Union Chain between its member Obediences.
Therefore, CLIPSAS performs a function of liaison, information, communication
and reflection. It could participate by contributing to the major philosophical,
social and humanitarian problems through United Nations organisations. Article
1. Its members are Obediences incorporating at least three Blue Lodges working
in the first three Degrees. Article
2. The members of a same Continent may establish a Continental Commission whose
goals and means they define, respecting the preceding Rule. Article
3. Requests for admission must be addressed to the Bureau. Only candidacies of
Obediences proving three years of existence at the time the Commission of
Inquiry is designated are taken into consideration. Article
4. All requests for admission must be accompanied by : a)
the express adherence and without reservation to the above principles of CLIPSAS
and the forming of fraternal relations, without conditions of reciprocity and in
the respect of the Masonic specificity of the Obedience; b)
its Statutes or General Rules ; c)
a brief history ; d)
the questionnaire of general information. Article
5. The Bureau informs the member Obediences of the request received. Article
6. All candidacies are examined by a Commission of Inquiry designated by the
General Assembly or, between assemblies, by the Bureau. It is composed, as far
as possible, of three Obediences on the same Continent as the applicant and one
of whom has its headquarters in the same country. This Commission reports to the
General Assembly. It is obliged to consult the member Obediences residing on the
national territory of the applicant. Member
Obediences must notify the President in writing within six months of any
opposition to the admission of the candidate Obedience. The
President informs the other members of this opposition. Article
7. All admission, suspension or exclusion is pronounced in General Assembly
according to Article 11. Abstentions are not permitted. In the case of rejection
by the Assembly, a delay of three years is required before again presenting the
candidacy. GENERAL
ASSEMBLY Article
8. The supreme organ of the Union, the General Assembly (hereinafter “the
Assembly”) is constituted of the representatives of the member Obediences. It
meets once a year in the first semester, in a location chosen by the preceding
Assembly. The Assembly is entitled to pronounce decisions by whatever number of
Obediences are present. The
Assembly can summon extraordinary assemblies. The President must do so if at
least one quarter of the Obediences request it. All men and women Masons of
member Obediences can be present at Assemblies, but only the representatives of
the Obediences have the right to vote. The Assembly may authorise non-member
Obediences to be present as observers at all or part of its meetings. Article
9. The President communicates the Agenda one month and a half before the
Assembly. Members dispose of two weeks to ask the President to enter other
items. Except in the case of acknowledged necessity, the assembly may only
discuss the questions on the Agenda. Article
10. Each Obedience holds : 1
vote if it has at least 500 members, 3
votes if it has at least 500 to 1499 members, 5
votes if it has at least 1500 à 5999 members, 7
votes if it has more than 6000 members. Article
11. The assembly takes its decisions by a double simple majority of votes cast
by voting Obediences. Article
12. A Obedience may assign a proxy to another member or to the President to
represent it at the current Assembly. No one may receive more than two proxies. ADMINISTRATION Article
13. The Assembly elects a Bureau by secret ballot containing one name only. The
Bureau, in which all Continents are represented, is composed of : -a
President -five
Vice-Presidents. The Vice-Presidents take precedence, in decreasing order of
votes obtained, after those elected previously. -a
General Recorder. There
cannot be more than one member of a same Obedience in the above seven offices. The
most recent past President is a member of the Bureau ès quality. To
be eligible as President, he or she must be Grand Master or Past Grand Master
submitted by his or her Obedience. To
be eligible for the other offices of the Bureau, one must be Grand Master or
designated by one’s Obedience, and having held a national function therein.
The candidates pledge to be present at the meetings. Article
14. The Bureau’s terms are three years non-renewable, beginning at the end of
the Assembly during which the election took place. In the case of the departure
of an elected official before the end of his term, the next Assembly proceeds
with his replacement for a period of three years. Article
15. The President heads the meetings of the Assembly and the Bureau. He/she
is responsible for the carrying out of the decisions taken there and heads the
Secretariat. Article
16. The Bureau disposes of the power to administer CLIPSAS to the best of its
interests defined by the Assembly. It is responsible for making decisions
concerning the common interest of the members : -
to report its work to the Assembly and request the approval of its
administration. -
to close the year-end balance sheet and the budget forecast. -
to prepare the proposals to be presented to the Assembly. The
Bureau meets once in the fall and twice at the time of the Assembly. It takes it
decisions by majority. In the case of a tie, the President prevails. When
not in meeting, its members consult with each other. Article
17. In the case where the President would not be able to perform his functions,
one of the Vice-Presidents,
in order of their election, assumes the functions of President. Article
18. One Vice-President, elected by the Assembly, exercises the function of
Treasurer. He is responsible for everything concerning the financial
administration, within the limits of the budget voted by the Assembly. He
keeps a register of receipts and disbursements and the bank statements of
CLIPSAS. The
fiscal year covers the period from
1 March to the following 28/29 February. After
approval by the Bureau, the Treasurer presents the financial report of the past
financial year with the report of the Auditors. The
Treasurer may be assisted by a member of his Obedience. Article
19. The administrative responsibilities are carried out by the President. -
He assures the administration of the association. -
He centralises all documents, and assumes, if necessary, their distribution
among the members. -
He draws up the Agenda and the Minutes of the meetings and distributes them. He
may be assisted by a member of his Obedience, as General Secretary. Article
20. The Assembly elects two Auditors among its members for a period of three
years. Article
21. No function within CLIPSAS is remunerated. DUES Article
22. In order to attain the objectives decided by the Assembly, the Obediences
pay dues in Euro determined each year by the Assembly. Article
23. Dues must be paid before 1 October. In the case of non-payment of dues
before the next Assembly, the Obedience is suspended from the right to vote. If
an Obedience is indebted for more than one exercise, it may be excluded The
Treasurer is responsible for collecting the dues and making the necessary
reminders. OTHER Article
24. The Assembly may create or dissolve Commissions for specific purposes. They
receive a subsidy and keep accounts. Their accounts are closed each year at the
end of February and presented to the Bureau, which integrates them into the
financial accounts of CLIPSAS. Article
25. Any modification of the present rules falls within the competence of an
Ordinary Assembly. LIST
OF MEMBRES Gran
Loggia d'Italia (Founder) Grand
Orient d'Autriche (Founder) Grand
Orient de Luxembourg (Founder) Serenísima
Gran Logia de Lengua Española (Founder) The
Grand Masonic Lodge for Arab Countries (13-11-1965) Grand
Lodge of Denmark (25-09-1970) Gran
Logia Nacional de Puerto Rico (08-02-1976) George
Washington Union (02-02-1979) Gran
Logia de la República de Venezuela (14-03-1980) Grand
Rite Malgache (13-03-1981) Omega
Grand Lodge of the State of New York (12-03-1982) Grands
Orient & Loge Unis du Cameroun (12-03-1982) Gran
Logia Simbólica Española (11-03-1983) Grand
Orient du Congo (03-03-1984) Grande
Loge Féminine de Belgique (09-03-1984) Grande
Loge Mixte des Pays-Bas (08-03-1985) Grande
Oriente Lusitano (08-03-1985) Grande
Loge Haïtienne de Saint-Jean des Or.d'Outre Mer(08-05-1985) Grande
Loge de Haïti (15-05-1987) Ordre
Maçonnique Universel Humanitas (15-05-1987) Gran
Oriente Latino Americano (15-05-1987) Grand
Bénin de la République du Bénin( 13-05-1988) Grande
Loge Humanitas Austria (28-04-1989) Grands
Orient & Loge Associés du Congo (28-04-1989) Grande
Loge Libérale de Turquie (28-04-1989) Gran
Logia Mixta de Chile (10-05-1991) Grande
Loge Féminine de Memphis-Misraïm (29-05-1992) Grande
Loge Symbolique Helvetique (29-05-1992) Grande
Eburnie (29-05-1992) Grande
Loge Féminine de Turquie (21-05-1993), en sommeil. Organización
Masónica Mexicana (12-05-1994), en sommeil. Gran
Logia Feminina de Chile (12-05-1994) Gran
Loggia Massonica Femminile d'Italia (26-05-1995) Grande
Loja Unida do Paraná (26-05-1995) Séréníssime
Grand Orient de Grèce(17-05-1996) Grande
Loge de la Caraïbe (17-05-1997) Gran
Oriente de México (17-05-1997) Grande
Loge Nationale du Canada (17-05-1997) Grande
Oriente Nacional "Gloria do Occidente" do Brasil (23-05-1998) Gran
Logia del Norte de Colombia (15-04-2000) BUREAU President
Marc-Antoine CAUCHIE Past
President Javier OTAOLA BAJENETA 1er
Vice-President Humberto MURSULI 2e
Vice-President Gabriel LOHOURY GUIGUI 3e
Vice-President et Treasurer Roberta GALLI 4e
Vice-President Elie DAMOUNI 5e
Vice-President Dimitri LEVANTIS General
Recorder Luis DALY Auditors
Roberta BIANCHI Serge
TONDU General
Secretary Marcel FELTEN ( fax : 00.352.458.677) BANK
ACCOUNTS Banca
di Roma Agenzia 642 Cso.Vitt.
Emanuele I-00186 Roma ITALIA With
the mention SWIFT. BROMITRF 70. CC. 46101/30. ADRESSES
OF THE OBEDIENCES AND NAMES OF THE GRAND MASTERS Gran Loggia d'Italia degli A.L.A.M. Centro Sociologico Italiano Via
San Nicola de' Cesarini nº 3 Franco
FRANCHI I-00186 Roma ITALIA Tel.:
00/3906/68.80.58.31 Fax:
00/3906/687.98.40 E-mail:
gldi@granloggia.it Web
site:http://www.granloggia.it Grossorient
von Österreich Terra Hominibus Grand
Orient d'Autriche Peter
DUSEK Postfach
614 A-1011
WIEN. AUTRICHE
Grand
Orient de Luxembourg GOL Arnaud
DECOCK B.P.
2136 L 1021 Luxembourg GD.DUCHE
DE LUXEMBOURG Tel.:00/352/312.202 Fax:00/352/26.30.05.37 E-mail:
adecock@pt.lu Serenísima
Gran Logia de la Lengua Española para los Estados Unidos P.O.
Box 421 Times Square Station de
Norte America Humberto
MURSULI NY New-York.
10036 USA Tel.:00/212/245.87.57 Fax:
00/212/957.63.79 The
Grand Masonic Lodge for Arab Countries Mr.
Adnan A. Bayoun P.O.
Box 17071 Amman
11195 JORDANIE Tel./Fax:
00/962/655.367.79 Grand
Lodge of Denmark Hans
MOLLER LARSEN Ny
Kongensgade 9, o.g. DK-1472
Copenhagen DANEMARK Tel/Fax
:00/45/43.73.29.26 Gran
Logia Nacional de Puerto Rico Edgar
MARTINEZ MASDEU Urb.Valencia
Calle Jaén # 311 San
Juan de Puerto Rico P.
R. 00923 U.S.A. Tel.:00/787/282.70.92 Fax:
00/787/789.91.26 E-mail:
asep@caribe.net emartinmas@centennialpr.net George
Washington Union Mr.
Michael S. Niddam 5225 Pooks Hill Road Jean-Louis
PETIT Apartment nº 806-South, Bethesda
MD 208 14-2017 U.S.A. Tel/Fax
: 00/1/301/571.72.22 Fax
: 00/1/301/962.79.44. Gran
Logia de la República de Venezuela Cárcel a Monzón Residencia
La Concordia. Local 1 Jose
Rafael MARTINEZ GAMBOA Apartado de correos 4256 1010
A Caracas VENEZUELA Tel.:
00/5802/484 68 78 Fax:
00/5802/482 43 97 E-mail:
granlogiarv@cantv.net Web:
http//members.tripod.com/granlogia Grand
Rite Malgache M.Jean-Paul
Forestier B.P.
1458 101- Antananarivo Emile
BABEMANANTSOA MADAGASCAR Tel./Fax:
00/261/359.80 Omega
Grand Lodge of the State Of New York 116
Sharpe Avenue Staten
Island, NY 10302 U.S.A. Roosevelt
GREEN Tel.: 00/1/516/623 07 33 Fax:
00/1/718/720 59 58 E-mail:
MWOmegaGL@aol.com Grands
Orient & Loge Unis du G.O.L.U.C. Cameroun B.P.4446
Douala CAMEROUN Marcel
DOBILL Fax. 00.237.402373 et 420726 Gran
Logia Simbólica Española G. L. S. E Apartado
557 8080 Barcelona Ascensión
TEJERINA ESPAÑA. Tel./Fax:
00/34/93.268.18.89 E-mail:
glse@glse.org Web
site: http://www.glse.org Grand
Orient du Congo G. O. C. B.P.
14.642 Kinshasa l REPUBLIQUE
DEMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO Leopold
MAKOKO ou M. Takizal Luyan Av.
Franklin Roosevelt 188 A 1050
Bruxelles BELGIQUE Grande
Loge Féminine de Belgique G.L.F.B./V.G.L.B. Rue
du Dries 21 Myriam
BAUDON B-1190 Bruxelles BELGIQUE Tel.:
00/32/23.32.10.02 Fax:
00/32/23.32.26.95 E-mail:
GLFB-VGLB@euronet.be Nederlandse
Grootloge der Gemengde Vrijmetselarij N. G. G. V. Grande
Loge Mixte des Pays-Bas Hogelaan
2 NL-3134 Vlaardingen PAYS-BAS Tel
: 00/3110/248.98.11 Fax
: 00/3110/248.98.12 Bob
VAN DEN BOSCH E-mail: arctus@yahoo.com Site:
www.nggv.nl@xs4all.nl Grande
Oriente Lusitano Grand
Orient du Portugal Rua
do Gremio Lusitano 25 Eugenio
Oscar Filipe de OLIVEIRA P-1200
Lisboa PORTUGAL Tel.:
00/3512/13.42.45.06 Fax:
00/3512/13.24.65.57 Grande
Loge Haïtienne de St. Jean des Orients d'Outre Mer 175-21,
88th Avenue Jamaica,
N.Y. 11432 U.S.A. Bernard
CIVIL Tel.: 00/1/718/658.69.17 E-mail:
BernardCivil@hotmail.com Grande
Loge d'Haïti M.Bertholand
Edouard Boite
Postale 13046, Delmas
Port au Prince. HAITI Tel.:
00/509/249.30.99 Universaler
Freimaurer Orden "Humanitas" Ordre Maç.Universel HUMANITAS Dr.
Helga Schichtl Brunnstr.
3 D-80331
München. ALLEMAGNE Helga
SCHICHTL Tel.:00/49/89.260.42.19 Fax:
00/49/89.260.192.96 E-mail
:Helga.Schichtl@bertelsmann.de Gran
Oriente Latino Americano Sr.
Rolando Moya Tasquer Edificio
Marinoar Avenida
Eloy Alfaro N34-85 Rolando
MOYA TASQUER P.O Box : 17-01.2676 Quito ECUADOR Tel.:
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: glnortecolombia@hotmail.com Click on the following to see some documents that were emailed to me, concerning Clipsas and Simpa. Since I do not understand languages other than English, I cannot say anything about these documents other than that they were emailed to me and I am posting them for the benefit of anyone who is interested in this subject. http://www.bessel.org/001-Appell.pdf http://www.bessel.org/005-GLT-2001-Turk.pdf http://www.bessel.org/SIMPA-98.doc http://www.bessel.org/SIMPA-98-F.DOC Since I was told that some people had a little difficulty trying to view the "doc" files listed above, I have attempted to copy them into html format, and hope the following links might make it easier to see them: http://www.bessel.org/SIMPA-98.htm http://www.bessel.org/SIMPA-98-F.htm The following Websites were listed in web searches for "clipsas" Most appear to be non-English sites, so I am not sure what they say about Clipsas or anything else. http://www.esonet.org/dizionario/c00.htm http://www.govd-fzas.de/govd.htm http://www.mason-mahfili.org.tr/99-15bildirge.html http://www.calabriaonline.it/csi/corpo.html http://www.msnr.org/gola/gola0002.htm http://www.nggv.nl/internationaal.html http://www.vitriol.it/PRESENT/vitro003.html http://www.zen-it.com/sc/SRafrica.htm http://www.expodesign.se/produkter/clip/prod_monter_clip.htm http://www.glnc.org/bienvenu.htm http://members.tripod.com/~valls/ http://www.strano.net/stragi/gloggia.htm http://www.ulb.ac.be/cal/PH19.html http://www.grandeoriente.it/studi/stmas/18italiaeredi.htm http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Column/7582/geobook.html http://freimaurer.org/bibliothek/2110.htm http://cglmperu.virtualave.net/enlaces.html http://www.lamelagrana.net/documenti/teresaconf.html http://www.churchforum.org.mx/info/falsos_profetas/masoneria/mason.htm http://www.sasasa.it/Figli/Sorelledelnilo.htm http://perso.infonie.fr/loges/ouvrages/ouvrages.htm http://www.internetloge.de/arst/frauenfm.htm http://www.multimania.com/tussier/bayard.htm http://perso.club-internet.fr/plissier/gltso.html http://home.worldonline.be/~hiram99/internet.html |