PRESENT LODGE OFFICERS

LODGE OFFICERS

Worshipful Master Eddy St. Fort. From December 2011 to Present

The Master – The senior officer of the lodge and is addressed as “Worshipful Master.” The Master is always seated in the east, also called the “Orient.” The jewel of his/her office is the square and symbolizes virtue.

Brother Joseph Dumeus

The Senior Warden – The second-in-command of the lodge. He/she is the master’s right-hand person and responsible for the education and behavior of all candidates. His/her station is in the west. He/she is usually addressed as Brother/Sister Senior Warden. The jewel of his/her office is the level and symbolizes equality.

Sister Viviane Valerius

The Junior Warden – The third-in-command behind the senior warden. His/hers is the responsibility of feeding the lodge. His/her station is in the south. He/she is usually addressed as Brother/Sister Junior Warden. The jewel of his/her office is the plumb and symbolizes upright behavior.

Brother Luc Chrysostome

The Orator: The Orator may present papers, or be responsible for their presentation by others. The Orator may also be called upon to present a paper to celebrate milestones in the life of the lodge.

Brother Rubin Jean-Louis

The Chaplain – Acts as the spiritual guide and mentor of the lodge. He gives appropriate prayers as directed and addresses candidates during their perambulations. He sits at the immediate left of the Worshipful Master. The jewel of his/her office is the scroll of Hebrew law or spiritual book and symbolizes our respect for God.

Sister Louvedor Alexandre

The Senior Deacon – His/her duty is to act as an administrative assistant and messenger to the master. He/she attends to certain alarms at the door of the preparation room and accommodates visitors. He is seated at the lower right of the master. The jewel of his office is the sun and symbolizes his/her role as messenger and aide to the master.

Sister Charmante Cesar

The Junior Deacon – His/her duty is to act as an administrative assistant and messenger to the senior warden. He/she attends to alarms at the door of the lodge room. He is seated at the lower right of the senior warden in the west. The jewel of his office is the moon and symbolizes his/her role as messenger and aide to the senior warden.

Brother Harley Foucault

Brother Expert

Worshipful Past Master Allin Mondesir

The Treasurer – Cares for the fiscal affairs of the lodge, keeping track of funds, expenses, and paying the bills. His/her seat is at the right of the Worshipful Master in the east. His/her badge of office is the square and symbolizes virtue. The jewels of his/her office are the crossed keys, which symbolize his/her duty to protect the lodge’s financial well-being.

Brother Reginald Lahens

The Secretary – Is responsible for administrative matters under the direction of the master. He/she keeps the minutes, and handles the day-to-day affairs of the lodge. His/her seat is on the left of the Worshipful Master in the east. The jewels of his/her office are the crossed quills and symbolize his /her role as recorder and communicator.

Worshipful Master Elie Joseph

Lecturer

Sister Dotty Dujour

Almoner

Worshipful Master Bernard Piere-Louis

The Tiler – Is the outer guard of a Masonic Temple or lodge room proper. No official, or “tiled,” meeting may be held unless and until the junior deacon reports to the master that the room is secure and that the tiler is properly at his/her station without the lodge door, where he/she will remain until the lodge is formally closed. The jewel of his office is the unsheathed sword and symbolizes his/her duty as guardian of the lodge. to edit.

Brother Daniel Conze

The Marshal-Is the ceremonial director, or “master of ceremonies,” for the lodge. He/she leads and organizes all processions, escorts and announces Grand Lodge officers, and examines candidates for initiation to determine their motives and intentions for joining Freemasonry. He/she is seated at the lower left directly opposite the senior deacon. The jewels of his/her office are the crossed batons and symbolize his/her role as master of ceremonies for the lodge.

Vacant

The Senior Steward –the stewards are responsible to the junior warden for preparing and escorting candidates about the lodge room and otherwise assisting him in providing for the physical welfare of the brothers. He/She sits directly in front of and to the right of the junior warden in the south. The jewel of his/her office is the cornucopia and symbolizes plenty.