Continental Freemasonry#Continental Europe

The Grand Orient of Luxembourg is an association of liberal Masonic lodges. This was assembled by the men's gallery L' Espérance, which in 1959 the Grand Loge de Luxembourg left, and founded by the men lodges Liberté and Tolérance. This obedience took first also exclusively on men.

In 1968 the Grand Orient of Luxembourg because of internal difficulties "sleeping down ", ie all work rested. Only the Loge L' Espérance worked as a Masonic compass on. Loge L' Espérance in 1970 was re- launched. The lodge operates as an independent and sovereign Loge not belonging to any obedience. In 1982 the process was repeated in 1959. The three boxes above called the Grand Orient of Luxembourg to life again, this time both men and women were included. In 1987, a fourth box with name of tradition and Progress was founded. In 1991, the mixed box light and truth in Bonn was taken. 1998, the date Heidelberg Lodge Carpe Diem was recorded for men and women. 2000 Start of the men's gallery Montaigne in the Orient Liege ( Belgium). In 2002, the men's gallery Montaigne turns into a box, which receives both men and women. Immediately, the first women were inaugurated.