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FREEMASONRY AND RELIGION from a legal perspective  Freemasons' Hall in London is the headquarters of the United Grand Lodge of England. It is a magnificent building comprising a Grand Temple,

Sometimes something crosses you desk and impacts you in such a way that you feel the need to share it. Today is one of those days and the paper is

Friendship Believes All Things Friends are patient and kind, they are not jealous or boastful, they are not arrogant or rude. Friends do not insist on having their own way,

by R. W. Bro. Garnet E. Schenk, F.C.F. Adapted by V.W. Bro Norman McEvoy for sharing in The Educator Something significant happens, or at least should happen for Masons when

“It amazes me that most people spend more time planning their summer vacation than they do planning the rest of their lives “ Marshall McLuhan “The art of life and

GEOMETRY Opening Comment Some of you, including myself until lately, may not be aware that at our initiation we referred to our Supreme Being as the Great Architect of the

From Preston's "Illustrations of Masonry" Geometry, the first and noblest of sciences, is the basis on which the superstructure of Masonry is erected. By Geometry, may we curiously trace Nature

W.L. Wilmshurst on Geometry Now Geometry was one of the "seven noble arts and sciences" of ancient philosophy. It means literally the science of earth measurement. But the "earth" of

On life’s busy thoroughfares We meet with angels unawares So Father, make us kind and wise So we may always recognize The blessings that are ours to take, The friendships

We read the headlines daily and we listen to the news, We are anxious and bewildered with the World’s conflicting views. We are restless and dissatisfied and sadly insecure, and

GOD'S WIFE Freemasonry is most definitely a Personal Spiritual Journey, however, there does not seem to be any reason why we cannot enjoy; appreciate & share meaningful stories along the

A Lodge is a place where Freemasons assemble and work; hence that assembly or duly organized Society of Freemasons is called a Lodge, and every Brother ought to belong to