Paris, France. According to the communique received by APMR's Secretary-General yesterday, Marc Henry was elected Grand Master of the GLdF. Henry won (60%) against Philippe Charruel. In the Annual Communication yesterday, representatives from 850 GLdF's Lodges voted to elect a new leader.
Marc Henry (66 years) is a member of the Grand Lodge of France since 1976 (Memphis-France Lodge, where he was also Worshipful Master). Untuil now he was the 1st Deputy Grand Master of Dubart. After the vote, he insisted: "(...) the importance of the Masonic method in these turbulent times in which man is in search of values and perspectives to make sense of his life, beyond material contingencies and serving the society."
Also, Marc Henry said, referring to the policy of opening of the Grand Lodge that: "This policy is essential to raise awareness of the Grand Lodge's work and contribute to a better understanding of Freemasonry in the spirit of freedom and brotherhood."
Also, Marc Henry said, referring to the policy of opening of the Grand Lodge that: "This policy is essential to raise awareness of the Grand Lodge's work and contribute to a better understanding of Freemasonry in the spirit of freedom and brotherhood."