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Photo by Bill Bradford Excerpted from the Short Talk Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 2, “The Altar,” published in 1924 (author unknown): As far back as we can go the…
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Photo by Bill Bradford Excerpted from the Short Talk Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 2, “The Altar,” published in 1924 (author unknown): As far back as we can go the…
Springfield Court Nursing Home in Aughton was the venue for a very pleasant visit by Assistant Provincial Grand Master Robert Wright to present Harold…
The members and guests of Longridge Lodge No 8077 had a lot to celebrate when they met a Wyrebank, Garstang for their April meeting. Top of the agenda was…
The Grand Orient of the Netherlands, the governing Masonic body in the country that is largely recognized by the majority of regular grand lodges around…
For those who have a deep and abiding interest in all things Knights Templar, check out the blog Flickering Lamps’ entry on London’s Temple Church from…
A hallmark of Masonic grand lodges is the never-ending practice of reinventing the wheel when it comes to developing leadership and lodge management…
First principal of Fleetwood Chapter No 3711 Robert Thompson and his colleague Bob Boal went back to school, but not for what might be described by some…
The Halliwell Manuscript, also known as the Regius Poem, is the earliest of the Old Charges. It consists of 64 vellum pages of Middle English written in…
These Statutes, which are undoubtedly based on the ancient ,customs and laws of the craft, were discussed and agreed on at two assemblies of Masters and…
David Winder, Assistant Provincial Grand Master, had travelled to Bryn Masonic Hall to attend the installation of Wigan Lodge No 2326 and was accompanied…