The moon in Masonic history
by James P. W. Goss Grand Historian, Grand Lodge of Vermont There is no more spectacular reminder of our Masonic historical and ritualistic heritage than…
First Degree
THE FOURTH PART OF A CIRCLE
THE DORMER MASONIC STUDY CIRCLE, TRANSACTION NO. 94 “THE FOURTH PART OF A CIRCLE” by W.Bro.J. D. BLAKELEY, M.Sc., F.R.I.C., Prov. A.G.D.C., Essex,…
The Chamber of Reflection
Presented at the Vancouver Grand Masonic Day, October 16, 1999 by W. Bro. Helio L. Da Costa Jr. The tenets of Freemasonry are universal, however, the way…
Dorset Freemasonry – Provincial Grand Stewards of Dorset Lecture Team
Soon after The Kenneth Cross Lodge of Dorset Provincial Grand Stewards was consecrated in 1993, the Founders formed the first Provincial Grand Stewards of…
John Brunner Lodge No. 2799 initiate a Lewis in consecutive meetings
At their April meeting, John Brunner Lodge No. 2799, initiated their second Lewis in the past twelve months. Bro Colin Rose, son of 40 year plus…
Stephen lays foundations as master
The first installation ceremony for Tarleton Lodge No 7871 as members of the newly amalgamated Ormskirk and Bootle Group of Lodges and Chapters was held…
The Cable Tow
THE word Cable-tow, we are told, is, purely Masonic in its meaning and use. It is so defined in the dictionary, but not always accurately, which shows…
Masonic Etiquette and Scottish Usage
The word etiquette can be defined as the “established rule of procedure and ceremony in a court or any official or other body”. Perhaps for Masonic…
A golden week for Philip
In a week which saw many West Lancashire Freemasons celebrating their being honoured at Provincial Grand Lodge, one notable Mason was celebrating his own…
The lodge is in good hands
Almost 60 Freemasons attended the installation meeting of Birchwood Lodge No 8861 to support and witness David Hobbs being installed into the chair of…