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The Fraternal Order of Eagles is a fraternal organization founded in 1898. It was originally meant to deal with matters related to the performing arts. However, its influence has expanded and it claims credit for establishing the celebration of Mother's Day in the United States.
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The Catholic Church does not have its own Masonic Order. In fact, Catholics are not to join the Masons. However, the Catholic Church, at least in North America, has the Knights of Columbus which is a fraternal and service organization.
No. The FoP is an organization, but it, in and of itself, does not have any powers of arrest like a police officer does. The FoP is an fraternal organization for police officers, but it is not a commissioned law enforcement entity.
Yes, for Impersonating a Member of a Fraternal Organization. If you're not FOP, take it off...
It refers to a fraternal organization known as the International Order of Odd Fellows.
No, the UCT (United Commercial Travellers) was a fraternal organization formed in the 1880s for the support of travelling salesman. Today it provides co-operative insurance and other support services. Fraternal Organizations of this type were common in the late nineteenth century, including the Oddfellows, Elks and others. They are not connected to Freemasonry, but their ideas of structure and organization, as well as providing mutual social support, were modeled directly on the Masonic Lodges, which were established more than a century before them.
Fraternal Order of Owls was created in 1904.
The motto of Fraternal Order of Moai is '"Fun with a Purpose.'.
The Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes is a fraternal organization centered in the United Kingdom, and has no ties whatsoever with Freemasonry.
The Knights of Columbus bear no resemblance whatsoever to the Masonic Order.
It is , "The All Seeing Eye." That is a symbol of the Free Mason Lodge, a fraternal order to which many of the early patriots (Washington, Franklin, Jefferson, Revere, etc.) belonged. Supposedly it was taken from a story of Ancient Egypt that played out in Masonic ceremonies.