The Modern-Day Mason
JustinThis is my contribution to Masonry as I see it through my eyes, and experience it myself. None of the views expressed have anything to do with any Lodge or Brother, and are solely of my own creation.
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Fall Time is for Masonry
The kids are back in school, there is a crisp breeze in the air (depending on where you live) and the leaves are starting to turn. Some coffee shops are selling pumpkin this, and pumpkin that. But something more important is happening…
Where have all the good men gone?
Recently, PGM Cameron Bailey wrote about how other organizations have been able to grow their numbers for their fraternity. A few things come to mind, and were mentioned by Cameron in the article.
'Active' Masons vs 'All in' Masons
Being a member of a Freemason Lodge is interesting. Each year, as a new Grand Master is given the jewel of his office, he will have a motto for his year in the East. This year, the Grand Master of the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Free and...
Another one....
I realized that I haven’t written for some time and I apologize. In my Lodge alone, we have brought three new men to Light, passed another to Fellowcraft, and Raised another Brother to the Sublime Degree of Master Mason. THEN, there was a T...
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A Freemason that lives in the Pacific Northwest. Married, kids, 3 cats. I love my country, and want to see the world do better.
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