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Bataan Lodge
lodgeactivenot on UGLE listph-104-bataan-lodge
Identity
Abbreviation
unknown
Jurisdiction
PH · Philippines
Also operates
unknown
Naming style
F&AM
Claimed tradition
craft lodge under Grand Lodge of F. & A.M. of the Philippines
Bataan Lodge No. 104 The Name This Lodge is named after the province where it is located. Bataan is a Tagalog word meaning “servant”. The Lodge In April 1895, the Spanish governor Of Bataan reported the presence of Masons in his province, especially in Pilar and Samal. He declared "that all those holding professional degrees were sympathizers of Masonry; and that the Register of Real Estate and the Assistant of the Bureau of Forestry, both Filipinos, were also Masons" Significantly, as later events would show that the two (the Register of Real Estate and the Assistant of the Bureau of Forestry), played important roles in the organization of Bataan Lodge No. 104. When the Americans occupied the Philippines at the turn of the century, Masonic lodges were established in various parts of the c
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Bataan Lodge No. 104 listed under Grand Lodge of F. & A.M. of the Philippines as active at Bataan Masonic Temple, Bataan meets 3rd Saturday at 2:00 PM on public directory (accessed 2026-09-20). Open/close dates not stated on this directory.
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Bataan Lodge No. 104 The Name This Lodge is named after the province where it is located. Bataan is a Tagalog word meaning “servant”. The Lodge In April 1895, the Spanish governor Of Bataan reported the presence of Masons in his province, especially in Pilar and Samal. He declared "that all those holding professional degrees were sympathizers of Masonry; and that the Register of Real Estate and the Assistant of the Bureau of Forestry, both Filipinos, were also Masons" Significantly, as later events would show that the two (the Register of Real Estate and the Assistant of the Bureau of Forestry), played important roles in the organization of Bataan Lodge No. 104. When the Americans occupied the Philippines at the turn of the century, Masonic lodges were established in various parts of the c