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…
Religion
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…
Hermeticism and the Cult of Egypt: A Nexus of Ancient Wisdom
This introduction to the article “Cult of Egypt” aims to lay the groundwork for exploring the multifaceted phenomenon of Egyptomania, a term describing…
Top 7 Misconceptions about Freemasonry in 2024
It is fair to say – public perceptions have changed, but misconceptions about Freemasons still exist Secret Society: One of the most widespread…
Kuwait refuses to register trademark with Masonic symbol
Kuwait refuses to register trademark with Masonic symbol
New chief executive for Masonic Charitable Foundation
Mr Hutchinson has been actively involved in Freemasons’ charities since 1988, when he joined the Royal Masonic Trust for Girls and Boys as a management trainee, working his way up the ranks to chief executive.
Vatican Cleric Claims Catholics Can Be Freemasons
“Loge and Altar” is the name of the new book by the Viennese priest, ex-diplomat and Vatican employee Michael Heinrich Weninger, in which he explains in just under 500 pages why one can be a Catholic and a Freemason at the same time
The Four Cardinal Virtues
Traditional Christian theology names faith, hope, and charity as the theological virtues. They are directly imparted to the believing Christian by the grace of God and are not attainable through the natural order. They are called theological because they have God for their immediate and proper object; because they are divinely infused; and because they are only known through divine revelation.
