Minerva Lodge Donates TV to Local Hospital
The dining room in ward 24 at Scunthorpe hospital will be more relaxing and homely thanks to a generous donation of a 32” TV. Worshipful Brothers Ron…
Brotherhood in the 21st Century
By Guest Contributor: Bro. Byron J. Collier Photo Credit: Tiffany Roberts Photography- Lodge Veritas No. 556 Officer Installation As Freemasons we pride…
Candlelit dinner celebrates 50 years
Masons, family and friends came together recently to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Ormskirk Masonic Hall. The iconic building right in the heart of…
Light Blues travel overseas to visit three Cypriot Lodges – Province of Leicestershire and Rutland Freemasons.
Light Blues travel overseas to visit three Cypriot Lodges
George William Speth | A founding member of Quatuor Coronati Lodge No. 2076
A founding member of Quatuor Coronati Lodge No. 2076, and secretary for its first fourteen years, it was George William Speth’s idea to form a…
Summer Fair hailed as a success for Ecclesholme
It was overwhelmingly agreed that the day was a ‘wonderful effort’ by everyone who was involved with the annual summer fair held at Eccles Masonic Hall, Elm Bank, Eccles. As usual, the fair was held in support of the Association of Friends of Ecclesholme Benevolent Fund in helping to raise much needed funds for the residents at Ecclesholme Masonic Residential Home.
Bottom up approach in Round Table lodge…
At their May meeting, new WM Shaun Willocks initiated Bro David Gaskill into Freemasonry, as the newest member of the Round Table lodge.
THE ALL-SEEING EYE Dr. Albert C. Mackey…
Dr. Albert C. Mackey interpreted the All-Seeing Eye as a symbol of God’s omniscience, and in doing so had at the time (about 1870) the support of the Masonic students of his generation
The Freemasons’ Sword of State
THE memorial presented by the St. Paul’s Head Lodge gives occasion for a description of the Sword which Bro. George Moody was empowered to bear before…
Secret Societies and Subversive Movements
Early masonic tradition traces Freemasonry partly to Pythagoras, who is said to have travelled in England