Gifted Brother Paints Lodge Mural
Wamponamon Lodge #437. Photo by Anthony Lombardo for the East Hampton Star The brethren of Wamponamon Lodge #437 in Sag Harbor, New York have a beautiful…
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GL of Maryland To Honor John Paul Jones Sunday
Brother John Paul Jones, Revolutionary War father of the United States Navy, will be honored on Sunday by Maryland Freemasons. From today’s edition…
Lodge CC Visit to Castlederg on 23rd April 2016.
Castlederg Masonic Hall, Lower Main Street, Castlederg On Saturday the 23rd April we will have the great honour to join with the Brethren of Castlederg…
The Untimely Death of Mrs Margaret Dickson.
Mrs Margaret Dickson. It is with great personal sadness that I record the passing of Margaret Dickson, late wife to our Provincial Grand Master of Antrim…
New kit bought for Staplehurst Monarchs youth football club by local lodge
Freemasons help their local junior football club purchase much needed kit Staplehurst Monarchs youth football club are sporting smart new soccer kit,…
THE MASON’S MALLET
The Freemason is taught in the course of the First Degree that the Mallet is an important instrument of labour without which no work of manual skill can…
Dave Stubbs: Northern Soul brother
Life and soul With a bit of ritual, special outfits and a strong sense of camaraderie, Northern Soul is a music and dance passion for Dave…
Following in Noah’s Footsteps – Ancient and Honourable Fraternity of Royal Ark Mariner
To many Masons who do not know much about it, even to many Mark Master Masons who have not gone on to become Ark Mariners, the Royal Ark Mariner can seem to be just a quaint, short little degree about Noah’s Flood whose members wear rainbow coloured aprons. It may be attached to the Mark degree, but it is often dismissed as being of very little ritual significance.
What’s Your Answer?
A Mason is sometimes asked by a friend, a neighbour, or a business associate, “What do the Masons do?” The question may be worded more generally, “What…
Whom Have You There? Biographies of the men behind the Portraits Provincial Grand Lodge of Nottinghamshire
The biographies reflect the changing socio-economic status of these men from wealthy land owning members of the nobility to middle class business men and professionals. It is set in a period of immense change in Freemasonry with the expansion of Lodges and growth in membership.