John Hamill reflects on how Freemasonry has changed in tandem with society
THE WIDER CONTEXT Director of Special Projects John Hamill reflects on the impact that broad trends within society have had on Freemasonry We often…
We are a mirror of society
A member of society Would you describe Freemasonry as a product of the class struggle? In his 2016 Prestonian Lecture, Dr Richard Berman defines…
Taking it in his stride
Championing the cause Freemason Sean Gaffney has competed at the Invictus Games, runs in obstacle courses for fun and is a Petty Officer in…
Special Evensong at Exeter Cathedral held to thank Devonshire Freemasons
Special Evensong at Exeter Cathedral held to thank Devonshire #Freemasons
Bootle Pilgrim holds annual Quiz Night and raises £400 towards the Lodge Widows Christmas Fund
On a warm summer’s evening, Bootle Pilgrim Lodge No 1473 hosted their third annual summer fun quiz night, once again held at the Litherland Masonic Hall. The quiz night is a great opportunity for the brethren of the lodge and the group with their partners and friends to meet during the summer break to catch up and have some fun together.
Bedford Masonic Lodge supports taekwondo star Tate Budge with a cheque for £1,200
Bedford Masonic Lodge supports taekwondo star Tate Budge
Is the Official Date of Our Founding Wrong?
The joint Conference on the history of Freemasonry held by Quatuor Coronati Lodge No. 2076 and Queens’ College at the University of Cambridge in…
E Companion Penney Receives R A Certificate
E Companion Penney Receives R A CertificateLast evening, the Most Excellent Grand Superintendent In and Over the Masonic Province of Lincolnshire, Excellent Companion Graham Ives made a surprise visit to Edward Albert Chapter in Long Sutton in order to present a 50 year Royal Arch Certificate to Excellent Companion Les Penney. He was accompanied by the Provincial Grand Director of Ceremonies, Excellent Companion Tony Greswell and the Provincial Scribe E, Excellent Companion Tony Miller.
Successful heritage day
The Warrington Heritage Day saw the doors of the Museum of Freemasonry and the Masonic hall open to welcome the general public, to view the various displays of Masonic artefacts and memorabilia in the setting of the Masonic hall which was purpose built in 1933.
Freemasons award £50,000 to fund research into causes of Type 1 Diabetes
Researchers may be one step closer to identifying the cause of type 1 diabetes thanks to a £50,000 grant from the Masonic Charitable Foundation to JDRF, a charity that focuses on curing, treating and preventing type 1 diabetes.