Wesley Collegians Lodge No. 358



Wesley Collegians Lodge No. 358 was founded in 1924.

Membership is open to all Old Boys, parents and present and former members of staff. Wesley Collegians Lodge No. 358 meets on the 3rd Tuesday each month except January at the Masonic Centre, 36 St Edmonds Road Prahran.

The Wesley Collegians Lodge offers a relaxed and friendly setting to meet people from all walks of life and backgrounds. The Lodge has a long and interesting history, and is a great place to expand your circle of friends and associates.

Rehearsals are held on the 2nd Tuesday of each month at 7:30pm

Installation is in September at 6:30pm

We usually have a business meeting, then ceremonial work or an interesting speaker. Inquiries to the Worshipful Master are always welcome.



Please email for more details



Contacts:
Worshipful Master:

JC Caine
Mob: 0418 351 656
Senior Warden:

Junior Warden:

Bro RD Thorpe
Mob: 0418 122 669
Almoner:

Bro RAH Hill PGTyler
Tel: 9818 1570
Secretary:

WBro Gavin Birch GHer
Tel: 9844 4590
Bus: 9450 8900
Mob: 0438 448 854
P O Box 1163
Doncaster East, 3109


Links
Masons Connect
Freemasons Victoria
Old Wesley Collegians Association



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It is made up of men who are concerned with moral and spiritual values and who pursue a way of life that complements their religious, family and community affiliations. They seek a better way of life and treat all men as equal regardless of race, religion or social standing.

While Freemasons hold religious beliefs they do not promote a particular religion.

There are close to 500 Lodges in Victoria and around 25,000 members, making Freemasonry Victoria by far the largest community service organisation of its kind in the State.

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* seeks ways to share in building a better community;

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* strives for the truth, requiring high moral standards and aiming to achieve them in his own life.