On 14th October 2024, Percy Lodge No. 1427, meeting at the historic Fern Avenue Masonic Hall in Jesmond, held its annual installation ceremony—an unforgettable evening marked by tradition, progress, and brotherhood. This year’s installation was especially significant, as Sean Michael Lyons was installed as the Worshipful Master of the Lodge, alongside a new slate of officers—all of whom are master masons.
All Light Blue for Percy Lodge
The installation of an entirely new team of officers adds a fresh dynamic to the Lodge, highlighting Percy Lodge’s commitment to nurturing and developing the next generation of Freemasons. This provides a strong foundation for the future and marks a chapter of growth and learning.
Sean Michael Lyons, the newly installed Worshipful Master, accepted his role with pride and enthusiasm, leading the Lodge into what promises to be a year filled with fellowship and Masonic development. The installation ceremony was carried out with the traditional solemnity, with a sense of excitement for what’s ahead, as the Lodge continues its journey of promoting brotherhood and personal development for its members.
Three New Candidates Balloted for Initiation
Adding to the significance of the evening, three new candidates were successfully balloted for initiation into the Lodge. This further cements Percy Lodge’s reputation as a growing and thriving Masonic community, eager to welcome new members into the fold.
Dining by Candlelight
As is the custom at Percy Lodge, the evening concluded with a candlelit dinner, creating an atmosphere of warmth and camaraderie. The brethren and guests shared stories, reflected on the evening’s events, and celebrated the installation of their new officers in true Masonic tradition.
Looking Forward
With Sean Michael Lyons at the helm and a fresh group of officers ready to lead, the future of Percy Lodge No. 1427 looks bright. The ballot for new candidates reflects the Lodge’s dedication to expanding its reach and impact within the Masonic community. The upcoming year promises to be one filled with opportunities for learning, service, and brotherhood.