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Fortitude Webster’s New Collegiate Dictionary 1. Strength 2. Strength of mind that enables a person to encounter danger or bear pain

Assembled and Edited by V.W. Bro. Norman McEvoy Past Master Victoria Columbia No 1 Grand Lodge of BC&Yukon (2007) To begin, let me first address what is meant by a

FREEMASONRY AND CHRISTMAS R.W. Bro Jim Bennie, Southern Cross Lodge No. 44, Vancouver B.C.(Canada) The observance of Christmas doesn't seem to bring satisfaction to some people. On one hand, many

Freemasonry and It’s Place in the World Adapted from the Jan 2010 Short Talk Bulletin presented by the Masonic Service Assoc. of North America. and written by M.W. Bro, Norman

by R.W. Bro. Garnet E. Schenk The Committee on Masonic Education December 2008 Prayer is an important part of the ritual in the Craft. The opening and closing of

The following is a copy of the scroll in the anteroom of Lodge Singapore No. 7178 E.C., descriptive of the Volumes of the Sacred Law reposing in the Lodge Room. Our

By: RW Bro Kenneth M Christofferson, F.A.C.F The basic premise of this presentation is that the real value of Freemasonry can be broken into two distinct components and there is

From the Philalethes Magazine (permission to reprint requested and received) Freemasonry and the Scout Movement By George W. Kerr (first presented in the Ontario Mason) It may be surprising to

FREEMASONRY FOR WIVES FAMILY AND OTHERS When it comes to attracting men to join Freemasonry, large factor in the potential candidates’ decision process will very often be the attitude of

FREEMASONRY IN CHINA Commentary For as long as I can remember, China has been mysterious and fascinating to me.  When I realized the Great Wall of China was the only

  Freemasonry is a philosophy of life which calls into play all the forces of life in building that Temple of the soul as a symbol of the temple built

FREEMASONRY Author unknown: Published in THE TRACING BOARD: GRS; July, 1969. Masonry has a great tradition, but it is not enough to sit complacently in contemplation of that fact.  Whatever