Grand Lodge of New York: Grand Master’s Thanksgiving Reflection
A Thanksgiving reflection from the Grand Master of Masons in New York, exploring gratitude and the Masonic virtues of relief, truth, and brotherly love.
brotherly love
Building Bridges: Monmouth Freemasons Charitable Donation to Tŷ Price Community Hall
Recently, representatives from the Tŷ Price Community Hall in Overmonnow had the pleasure of meeting with two esteemed members of Monmouth…
Freemasons of Wisconsin Lodge 13: Champions of Hope for Family Promise
Discover how the Freemasons of Wisconsin Masonic Lodge 13, with support from the Wisconsin Masonic Foundation, made a significant donation to Family Promise of Washington County, aiding families in their journey towards stable housing and a brighter future.
Why You Should Become a Freemason in 2024
Becoming a freemason is a most rewarding experiences, that will change your life forever. This article explores some reasons why you should consider…
The Power of Belief: Shaping Human Conscience and Decision-Making Paradigms
In the intricate tapestry of human experience, our beliefs fundamentally shape our interpretation of reality.
Freemasons donate £5,000 to Harrogate Scrubbers to help keep hospital staff safe
Over the last two months the Harrogate Scrubbers – an army of volunteers led by teacher Fran Taylor – has been busy making scrubs, laundry bags, scrub caps and waterproof gowns, to help ensure the medics are protected when treating Coronavirus patients.
The Characteristics of a Freemason
As a point of departure and a brief introduction to our new member, let us look at him as he progresses through the various ceremonies involved in becoming a Freemason. During the course of his initiation, he was admonished to consider the volume of the sacred law an unerring standard of truth and justice and to regular his life by the divine precepts which it contains
Freemasonry in Society: Today and Tomorrow
Over the last number of years and with increasing concentration in recent times, individual Brethren and Grand Lodges seem to be getting more and more involved in matters which clearly fall without the stated “aims and relationships of the Craft
WHATEVER BECAME OF THE MASONRY I ONCE KNEW?
We can no longer be content to be a member of the “silent majority.” Members are reluctant to express their constructive criticisms in open Lodge. They have no such problem expressing their concerns in the banquet hall after the meeting when it is no longer relevant
Masonic Etiquette
The multiple uses and diversity in meanings of words have made it customary in academic papers to give a definition of key words or terms of the reference topic in order that the audience may better be enabled to distinguish, comprehend and appreciate the ‘whence-from’ and ‘whither-to’ of the speaker. Given the time at our disposal, I will restrict this to just a single definition of the terms ‘etiquette’ and ‘masonic’.