Manly P. Hall: A Luminary in the World of Esoteric Philosophy
Manly Palmer Hall (1901–1990) was a Canadian-born author, mystic, and lecturer, widely recognized for his extensive contributions to the fields of…
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Masonic Charitable Foundation – Advancing the Fight Against AMD: The Research Journey of PhD Student Richard Scharff
In the vast landscape of philanthropy, few organizations have made as profound and enduring an impact on medical research as the Freemasons. Through their charitable arms, including the notable Masonic Charitable Foundation (MCF) in England, Freemasons have long championed the cause of advancing medical knowledge and improving public health. This commitment is vividly embodied in their sponsorship of medical research grants, a pivotal effort that seeks not only to uncover new scientific knowledge but also to pave the way for ground-breaking treatments and cures for some of humanity’s most daunting health challenges.
UGLE and the VAT Refund Appeal: A Legal and Philosophical Conundrum
UGLE, as an institution, is steeped in history and tradition, but recently found itself at the center of a legal battle over Value Added Tax (VAT) refunds…
Cambridge carer charity receives £35k donation from Freemasons
Cambridge carer charity receives £35k donation from Freemasons
Freemasons make generous donation to Sussex lifeboat stations
Sussex Masonic Charitable Foundation Chairman Michael Harris said: ‘As Sussex Freemasons we are proud to be able to support the work of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution at each of the eight lifeboat stations along the beautiful Sussex coast.
Freemasons want to be known for hand wash, not handshakes
Covid-19 gives Mr Felgate and his fellow masons the chance to step into the limelight, and demonstrate another side to their institution. He has transformed his gin distillery into a factory pumping out hand sanitiser. Masons in Scunthorpe have made more than 1,000 facemasks for carers
Freemasons from across Ireland aim to raise ‘six figures’ for charitable causes by the end of 2020
Freemasons of Antrim’s exciting Vision 2020 Festival
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
The History And Persecutions Of Spanish Freemasonry
The History And Persecutions Of Spanish Freemasonry
The Spanish Persecution
It’s never too late. That was the spirit in which Spain’s freemasons held their recent annual assembly in Madrid, welcoming representatives of lodges…