In the 30 years between the start of the 20th Century and the commencement of the Great Depression, American Freemasons spared no expense in turning their dreams and goals into …
In a region torn by recurring wars and endemic terrorism, deeply divided politically and religiously, the Masonic lodges of the Holy Land constitute an unequalled oasis of peace and tolerance, …
How does one review a book that is not only written by a Brother Mason, but one whose author is a personal friend? That’s a pretty tough row to hoe, …
By Stephen Dafoe
The deacons cross their wands at the door as the Worshipful Master gives three sharp knocks that causes every Mason in the room to immediately rise and stand …
It didn’t start out this way originally, I am sure, but in rural/suburban Middle America, when a man joined a Masonic Lodge, all the Brethren were Christian and Protestants to …
This examination of the First Degree begins in a similarly unlikely place: the Broached Thurnel. To some extent, this is a backwater of Masonic symbolism. According to Mackey’s …
By Dan Ellnor
I am a freemason because……
I believe there is good in all people, but all people are not good.
I believe that adversity makes you stronger and the journey is, …
Soon after the New Year is rung in and the New Year’s resolutions wrung out, Masonic Lodges begin the process of installing and investing a new slate of officers for …
Book by Mark Tabbert / Review by Stephen Dafoe
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