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I’m sorry to hear that. I’d like to think that the Knights I know would have pulled together and done something to help a brother out.No, it isn’t, at least not completely. The decision is made at New Haven. They are supposed to follow rules that the organization made. Maybe they did approve my application. Maybe someone at my council did things their own way, despite the application. I don’t know. As I mentioned in my first post in this thread, I emailed the GK several times, and didn’t even get the courtesy of a reply of any kind from him after submitting the app, which he did send to me after I emailed him in response to his comments in the monthly newsletter. I spoke on the phone to the person that became the current GK, and was in touch with another Knight about it that I see often at mass and retreat. They didn’t get back to me about it. I contacted the FS by mail.
You made a comparison. I thought, "Hey, there probably are some people that know what “Rosebud” means. Your comparison to “Rosebud” might be appropriate if there’s a lot of people that know what “Rosebud” means before seeing the movie. I guess CCDTeacher takes oaths more seriously than some people.
I don’t doubt you could get the info online, knowing the way the internet is. If a candidate did, it’d be exactly like googling Rosebud. He’d walk into the ceremony and although it might still be interesting, it wouldn’t be nearly as memorable.I have another thought. You could probably do a web-search and find out what “Rosebud” means. Let me do a web-search about the ceremonies. By jove! There’s the entire text of the first degree ceremony, and I only spent one minute!