The corporate logo of the Center is based on the initials of its Filipino translation written in Baybayin, an ancient writing form that antedates the colonization of the islands. The writing is read from top to bottom, left to right.
Katipunan flags
The Katipunan standards of the Magdiwang (top) and Magdalo councils (bottom) used the same ancient alphabet to denote the letter "K" in the middle of the sun emblem.
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The Philippine Center for Masonic Studies
The Philippine Center for Masonic Studies (PCMS) was established in 2008 by the Independent Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of the Philippine Islands as its academic arm, in compliance with Article XI of its constitution. It provides courses on Masonic education, offers training, and accreditation for lecturers, inspectors and custodians of work of lodges. It also conducts seminars, workshops and round table talks for the benefit of the general membership or officers of the fraternity. It manages and edits the IGLPI Journal, an annual publication of the Independent Grand Lodge of the Philippine Islands. |