Regular Grand Lodge

The "Declaration of Principles" of the Regular Grand Lodge Phoenix emphasizes its commitment to the fundamental values of Freemasonry, guided by respect for tradition, the continuous pursuit of spiritual enlightenment, and universal fraternity. The Declaration promotes essential principles such as freedom of thought, respect for human dignity, dedication to the common good, and the pursuit of truth, while highlighting the importance of self-discipline and work as a virtue. It also underscores the commitment to respect for the law, transparency, and integrity, creating a moral and ethical framework for all brethren, aimed at building a harmonious and socially responsible community.

The Phoenix Lodge traces its origins to 2008, when was consecrated by the National Grand Lodge of Romania. In 2012, the lodge joined the Regular Grand Lodge of Romania, thereby strengthening its position within Romanian Freemasonry. A defining moment came in 2020, when, in response to internal challenges and disputes over organizational identity, three lodges decided to continue the Masonic work under a new name: the Regular Grand Lodge Phoenix.

The Regular Grand Lodge of Romania split off (under the name National Grand Lodge Dacia) from the National Grand Lodge of Romania in 2006. Three Respectable Lodges left that Grand Lodge due to serious irregularities occurring there. The departure was led by the late Brother Nicu Filip, who was also the first elected Grand Master of Romania after the December 1989 revolution. His first mandate as Grand Master lasted six months, during which time the National Grand Lodge Dacia was founded.

Within the Regular Grand Lodge, charity is not just an occasional act — it is a defining pillar of our identity. As Freemasons, we are committed to living by the principles of brotherly love, relief, and truth. Our charitable efforts reflect the centuries-old Masonic tradition of striving not only to improve ourselves but also the world around us.