These are the financial reports for the fiscal year 2007, ending January 31, 2008.

The financial records of Sodālitās Paracelsus are available below.

Welcome to the second lecture of the OMO Esoteric Primer Series!

If you missed the first one, you can still join in now....

See series details and costs for further information.

Greetings everyone!

Details regarding the first lecture of our Esoteric Primer Series (Jamuary 16th, 2008; 7-9 p.m.) have been posted on our event calendar. You can also access this information here.

The 0° or probationary level is intended to provide opportunity for graduates of the Esoteric Primer series who were found to be a good fit with a local Sōdalitās and vice versa to evaluate potential affiliation as initiates without having to make a full commitment in advance, and vice versa.

At the beginning of certain calendar years, Sodālitātes offer an introductory public lecture series on a variety of topics, including a mix of fundamental subjects which are likely to be of interest to the broader esoteric community, topics reflecting local expertise, and introductory material intended to provide the necessary foundation for the probationary level of the OMO curriculum.

Ordo Magni Operis offers a variety of public programme options:

• From time to time, Sōdalitātes of the Order will put on short seminars on topics which fall within the Order's purview. These are announced on the main page of this site and appear in the event calendar.
  

This section describes the programme and curriculum of the Order, according to the Grades and Degrees offered.

At present, programmes are available strictly locally through the auspices of chartered Sōdalitātes, though we hope to offer a correspondence programme soon.

On our website, two new blocks now appear in the left navigation area:

Events, a small calendar, with dates for which events have been scheduled high lit, and Upcoming Events, a list by title of the upcoming events.

1. All Deposits should be recorded in a proper Deposit Book.
2. Deposits should, where possible, be made in a branch before a teller, rather than through a machine. This provides additional security, since the teller is likely to catch any errors in the Deposit, which in turn means fewer accounting adjustments and confusion in the State books.