Caeruleum Club
A club for Freemasons within the Province of Herefordshire, who have yet to receive Provincial Rank honours, to socialise, learn, and represent the views of the future generations of Freemasons.
Many Provinces have what is known as a ‘Light Blue’ club – a club specifically aimed at engaging brethren who have yet to receive Provincial Rank honours, and as such still wear a light blue apron.
The club plans to run frequent social events to support growth in its infancy and to promote a greater understanding and awareness of Freemasonry.
The Club’s aim is to develop and nurture light blue masons, helping them to enjoy their Freemasonry by visiting interesting and significant masonic buildings, organising trips to London Grand Lodge, providing an incubator for thought and debate, acting as a representative body for all light blue masons in the Province and fostering the bonds of brotherly love with regular social events aimed at newer and/or younger Freemasons.
What’s in a name?
Caeruleum is latin for ‘Light Blue’ and as such ‘Caeruleum Club’ literally means ‘Light Blue Club’.
The correct pronunciation of ‘Caeruleum’ is ‘sea-rule-e-am’.
Club Champions
Club champions represent the club within our lodges, reporting on club activities, announcing socials and events and ensuring any new initiate is aware of the club and the positive impact in joining.