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| The Bedlington Chapter |
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| We have at this time twenty four members who regularly attend our meetings, although throughout the year we have a number of visitors who come to join us. We are a group of men and women from all walks of life, from parents to grandparents, single people to married couples. Those who are retired yet work actively within the community to those who work full time in various occupations. Our chapter has a leader who presides over the monthly prayers taken from the third order manual and the little office of our lady, and who directs the business and social aspects of the monthly meetings. Our secretary who is responsible for reading and taking minutes of each meeting and who takes care of all our correspondance. Our treasurer who keeps a careful eye on any funds belonging to the chapter. Two councillors who consult and advise the leader and other group members on important matters concerning the group. Our Novice Mistress makes sure all newcomers are made welcome, gives guidelines to the novices and is there to answer questions they may have or discuss with them anything they are not sure about. Our Infirmaries as far as possible maintains contact wiht those members that are sick, housebound or are hospitalised. |