Year: 2021
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Benjamin Franklin
Brother Benjamin Franklin emphasizes the difficulty of withholding inappropriate words during tempting moments. He advises not only speaking appropriately but also refraining from voicing the wrong things when the opportunity arises. Read more
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Masonic Community Blood Program
280 units have been collected, which accounts for 224% of the total membership strength. Read more
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July 2021 Trestle Board
Worshipful Brother Christopher Hathaway advocates achieving success by focusing on small, attainable goals in Freemasonry and life. Emphasizing the impact of incremental wins, he applies this principle to financial strategies and lodge improvements. Hathaway encourages consistent progress using the 15-minute rule, sharing his insights in the context of upcoming lodge events and updates. Read more
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To Win Big, Think Small
The article “To Win Big, Think Small” by WB Christopher Hathaway emphasizes the value of setting achievable goals and focusing on small wins to achieve success. Whether in Freemasonry, financial management, or personal growth, the author advocates for breaking down big objectives into manageable tasks and paying attention to details. Read more
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Upcoming Dates
In July, Unity Lodge has several events, including Stated Communication on 07/07, Blue Lodge Ritual Practice on 07/14, 07/21, and 07/28, and breakfast on 07/31. Other groups like Luray Commandery and Order of the Eastern Star also have events scheduled. Additionally, there’s an upcoming Sojourners Meeting and more. Read more
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I See You’ve Traveled Some
The poem celebrates the camaraderie and empathy shared among travelers. It highlights the joy of receiving warm greetings and the sense of connection it brings. Whether in foreign lands or at home, the acknowledgment of one’s journey evokes a deep bond of brotherhood. It concludes with a reference to the Masonic tradition of welcoming travelers. Read more
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Mason?
The images depict various interpretations of the term “Mason.” The first image shows an Egyptian using tools by a pyramid, while the second depicts a man in Masonic attire with numerous awards. The final image shows two men, one consoling the other, with the caption “Mason.” Each image offers a different perspective of a mason. Read more
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Italian Renaissance Paintings
After experiencing a real plague, I comprehend why Italian Renaissance art often depicts naked, overweight individuals lounging on sofas. Read more
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Masonic Community Blood Program
240 units have been collected, which accounts for 192% of the total membership strength. Read more
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June 2021 Trestle Board
Brother Michael Acre reflects on Father’s Day, discussing George Washington’s “Rules of Civility & Decent Behaviour.” Initially deemed outdated, they originated from French Jesuits, emphasizing treating others as equals. Acre encourages applying these principles in daily life. Lodge updates and upcoming events are included in the message. Read more
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Message from the Master
In celebration of Father’s Day on June 20th. Happy Father’s Day, Brother! Read more
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Washington Didn’t write the rules, he lived them
The article commemorates Father’s Day and discusses Washington’s “Rules of Civility & Decent Behaviour.” The author reflects on their relevance in modern society and their origin, emphasizing their role in shaping Washington’s character. The piece urges readers to contemplate and live by these rules, providing a link to an interactive digital version for further exploration. Read more
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