Category: Newsletter
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This Week In Masonry
The WM announces the website update with event photos, thanks for the successful youth camp and Masonic picnic, and welcomes a new member. It also details upcoming events and meetings, and ends with a quote. The WM reflects a strong sense of community and fellowship, promoting unity and participation in lodge activities. Read more
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This Week In Masonry
The Demolay Grand Master’s Class held a successful event, with appreciation for the support from the Spurmont no 98 BBQ Team. Wor Neil Gene Lilly was congratulated on reaching 50 years in the craft. Upcoming Masonic events were outlined, and the Worshipful Master expressed anticipation for gatherings in the Valley. Read more
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This Week In Masonry
The recent gathering at the Veteran’s Memorial in Middletown was a great success, with representation from all 5 lodges. Special thanks to Grand Commander Dennis Haas and the Wood family. There are upcoming events including the Grand Commander Official Visit to Unity 146 and a youth football camp. Read more
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This Week In Masonry
The recent Grand Master’s Visit at District 3 was a success, and a new project is underway for Connor Taggart’s Eagle Scout. Upcoming events include various degree ceremonies and lodge meetings, with special programs and celebrations planned for the months ahead. Read more
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This Week In Masonry
The recent EA degree for Bro Lewis Molten and Bro Sam Cartee was well attended and there’s appreciation for all who supported and participated. Bro Kenny Thomas did a commendable job, and upcoming events are detailed, emphasizing the importance of unity and fraternal gatherings. The lodge website has been upgraded. Read more
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December 2021 Trestle Board
The departing Masonic Lodge Master expresses gratitude for support during his term, highlighting achievements, charitable efforts, and memorable events. The newsletter includes upcoming dates, congrats to the Grandmaster, and a whimsical Christmas poem. Lodge details and a custom bobblehead gift to the outgoing Master are featured. Read more
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November 2021 Trestle Board
George Washington’s 1789 Thanksgiving Proclamation, presented by W.B. Gregory Knott, is the first official presidential proclamation in the U.S. Lost for 130 years, it emphasizes gratitude to Almighty God, recommending a day of public thanksgiving and prayer. It reflects on the nation’s blessings, prosperity, and the establishment of government, urging unity. Read more
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October 2021 Trestle Board
“Masonic Wisdom: Silence” by WB Luciano M. Azevedo advocates for thoughtful speech in Freemasonry. It draws inspiration from Socrates and King Solomon, highlighting the power of words to build or destroy. The article also dispels myths surrounding the alleged Masonic connection to Rolling Rock Beer, attributing the ’33’ on the bottle to a printer’s mistake. Read more
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September 2021 Trestle Board
“Unseen In Plain Sight” challenges traditional interpretations of Freemasonry symbols, particularly the circumpunct. Mark St. Cyr explores hidden geometric meanings, proposing its use as a precision inspection tool in operative masonry. Aligning the symbol with the candidate at the altar, the article encourages contemplation and alternative perspectives on Masonic symbolism. Read more
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August 2021 Trestle Board
The Trestle Board delves into Freemasonry’s circumpunct symbol, symbolizing individual duty within moral boundaries. Expanding its meaning, the circumpunct connects to alchemy, astrology, and Pythagoras, embodying the Monad and cosmic consciousness. The piece concludes with a story illustrating the symbol’s representation of the divine, created, and their union in God, urging active Masonic engagement. 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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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