Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Areopagus Lodge
It is true that most local level Masonic lodges are not considered notable (per ).  However, there ''are'' exceptions.  Areopagus was apparently the first Masonic lodge created in Brazil, so there is definitely a ''potential'' for considering it notable.  The question is whether there are sources that can be used to substantiate that potential... sources that discuss this particular chapter of the Freemasons in some depth.  Google Books hits on two sources... but both only mention it in passing (while talking about something else).  That is not really enough to satisfy .  That said, since this is a Brazilian lodge, there ''might'' be sources in Portuguese that are not coming up on Google books (we need someone to check on that).  ''Without such sources'', the article is (unfortunately) a valid deletion candidate
— User:Blueboar, 13:14, 29 December 2012 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:ORG||WP:ORG (Wikipedia:Notability)