The term Lodge refers to the place in which Masons meet.

 The grand lodges are Freemasons’s meeting halls where the initiating and inauguration of new members into satanic rituals is done. The first Masonic Grand Lodge was established in England in 1717 as the Premier Grand Lodge of England.

The purpose of the Grand lodges is to control and regulate the practice of freemasonry throughout it’s jurisdiction, so that the usage of the ancient craft may not be misused by it’s members.

The grand lodges are also used to advance the social interest of it’s members and to create an atmosphere of brotherly closeness among the members.

The brotherly closeness involves a lot of methods of relating. The grand lodges also differ in status depending on the level of the members. Those in a lower level of freemason status meet in different lodges compared to those in a higher rank in freemasonry.

The fellowship in grand lodges can go as far keeping orgy parties, sharing sexual partners and doing satanic rituals among the members etc.

The head of a Grand Lodge is called the Grand Master, and the other officers of the Grand Lodge hold the titles of Lodge officers. 

Article written by AP Ngabo Alex/taken from wwww.ngabo.org