The Hedge Mason: New Cuban Grand Master - Faustino Lázaro Cuesta Valdés

Tuesday, April 14, 2015

New Cuban Grand Master - Faustino Lázaro Cuesta Valdés

CUBA: The Sovereign Grand Commander Faustino Lázaro Cuesta Valdés was elected Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Cuba
Friday, March 27, 2015

Havana, Cuba. From 22 to 23 March 2015 elections for the office of Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Cuba were held. Faustino Lázaro Cuesta Valdés was elected Grand Master (2015-2018) after his resignation as Sovereign Grand Commander. To apply, Cuesta Valdés, Sovereign Grand Commander of the Supreme Council for Cuba, has resigned from that position and organized elections for the office of Sovereign Grand Commander. Alonso José Ramón Viñas is the new leader of the Scottish Rite in Havana.

CUBA: El Soberano Gran Comendador Lázaro Faustino Cuesta Valdés fue elegido Gran Maestro de la Gran Logia de Cuba
viernes, 27 de marzo de 2015

La Habana, Cuba. Del 22 al 23 de marzo de 2015 se celebraron elecciones para el cargo de Gran Maestro de la Gran Logia de Cuba. Lázaro Faustino Cuesta Valdés fue elegido Gran Maestro (2015-2018) después de su renuncia al cargo de Soberano Gran Comendador. Para poder postularse, Cuesta Valdés, Soberano Gran Comendador del Supremo Consejo para Cuba, ha presentado su dimisión y ha organizado elecciones para el cargo de Soberano Gran Comendador. José Ramón Viñas Alonso es el nuevo líder del Rito Escocés en La Habana.

Source: agencia de prensa masonica.blogspot.com

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Hedge Mason, like similar terms Hedge Master,

Hedge Lodge, and the more widely recognized

Hedge School, are terms from Hiberno-English.

The latter of these terms, as many Irish will know,

refers to illicit schools dedicated to the maintenance

of Irish culture and language, alongside the classics

of European Philosophy, including Greek and Latin studies.

These institutions were founded throughout rural Ireland during

the Penal era when Irish Gaelic culture was under attack

by the English occupier. During this time also, the term

Hedge was added to masonic terms to refer to any masonic

individual or institution not approved of by the

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