What is Freemasonry? Its Spirit Explored
SPIRIT OF MASONRY SPIRIT OF MASONRY by: Unknown Outside of the home and the House of God there is nothing in this world more beautiful than the Spirit of…
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Historic Richmond, VA Lodge
Richmond Randolph Lodge #19 From the CBS affiliate station, WTVR website in Richmond, Virginia on Saturday: Construction on the Masonic Lodge…
Splashing Out After 50 years – Provincial Grand Lodge of Durham
Splashing Out After 50 years Ernest Dockwray was presented with a certificate for 50 years of membership as a Durham Freemason, representing a masonic…
How important is a chair?
How important is a chair? For many years Bro. Joseph Denny of Winchester Hiram Lodge #24 of Winchester, Virginia, had a special chair in his…
Pharos Lodge Installation
Provincial Grand Lodge of Lincolnshire Visit http://www.pgllincs.org/ A Provincial Team visit and a Celebration of 50 years of Freemasonry. The…
A New Royal Arch Chapter? Yes, Really.
Most Excellent Grand High Priest of Illinois, Sean McBride holding old Homer Royal Arch sign Brother Todd Creason, author of Famous American…
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…
THE INITIATIC SYMBOLISM OF FREEMASONRY
Freemasonry continues an initiatic tradition whose beginnings are lost in antiquity. This statement cannot be proven historically.Yet the more you study Masonic rites and its symbols, the more you become convinced that you are dealing with something ancient, maybe even primordial. It becomes clear that this tradition is much older than Masonrys institutional beginnings in 1717, older than the cathedral builders and medieval guilds, older even than King Solomons Temple or the Egyptian Pyramids.
Oldest Masonic Manuscripts All In One Place
French Masonic author and researcher Guy Chassagnard has recently put up an extensive website featuring 33 of the earliest known manuscripts and exposures…