Masonic Orders are organizations that are part of the broader Freemasonry movement, which promotes moral and ethical development among its members. These orders often have specific rituals, symbols, and teachings that guide their members in personal growth and community service. Each order may focus on different aspects of Freemasonry, such as charity, education, or leadership. Members of Masonic Orders typically meet in local groups called lodges, where they participate in ceremonies and discussions. The structure of these orders can vary, with some being open to men only, while others may include women and individuals of different faiths.