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                                    The Measure of a Man Adapted, very slightly, by Bro. Norman McEvoy from a paper compiled by brother J.E. Blackmore, J.W. of Lodge 96. GL NSW (Aust) There is

THE NORTH EAST CORNER By Bro. C. H. Pirie Published in The Tracing Board, GRS, 1979 No doubt many newly made Masons including newly raised Master Masons, will, during their

The North is Dark  (An age old Tradition Examined) It is one of our old-time traditions that the North side of the Lodge Room has always been termed a place

THE NORTH IS DARK  (WHY) ? An Age Old Tradition Examined It is one of our old-time traditions that the North side of the Lodge Room, as explained in the

origin unknown; shared by V.W.Bro.Norman McEvoy Our house was directly across the street from the clinic entrance of Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore . We lived downstairs & rented the

  I met a dear old man today who wore a Masonic PinIt was old and faded, like the man, its edges worn and thinI approached the park bench where

    Adapted by VW. Bro Norman McEvoy from a  paper by W. Bro. A. J. Chapman, P.M., 28th June, 1945.   It may be truthfully said that the beginnings

The inner meaning of the Checkered Pavement on the floor of the Lodge is to exemplify the checkered way of life i.e. the alterations of joy and sorrow, of good

The Penalty of Leadership In every field of endeavour, he that is in First, must constantly live in the white light of publicity. Whether the leadership is vested in a

The Pencil, in the sense that it is the instrument of original design, is again demonstrably an implement of the architect or master-builder, the means whereby his inspired talents are

(2019) VW Bro Ross Partridge Dip. M. Ed., PDGIW, REO2 The origin of all the working tools in Craft Masonry, can be logically traced to three instruments - the stick;

Taken from "The Address to the Brethren"  presented at Installation Ceremonies with the Grand Lodge of BC & Yukon Jurisdiction The Personification of a Mason If you see a man