Tag: 2° Fellow Craft
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This Week In Masonry
The post provides a schedule of meetings and events for Unity Lodge No. 146 AF&AM. It includes activities for the week, upcoming events, and a closing message from William Allen Bryan, the Worshipful Master. Meetings, practices, and dinners are outlined, emphasizing inclusivity for all members and their families. Read more
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This Week In Masonry
The post content announces recent and upcoming events for the lodge, including degree ceremonies, meetings, and gatherings. It also shares a relevant quote and contact details. The WM expresses anticipation of seeing everyone in the valley. Notably, the schedule emphasizes unity and fraternal bonds, aligning with the lodge’s ethos. Read more
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This Week In Masonry
The WM updates members on upcoming Masonic events and encourages support for new members. There are details on specific degree ceremonies and community outreach activities. The schedule includes various meetings, breakfast events, and guest speakers. The closing emphasizes the importance of unity. Read more
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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 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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Missing Commas
The article discusses the phrase “To learn to subdue my passions and to improve myself in Freemasonry” commonly used in Masonic rituals. It explores the significance of punctuation and deconstructs the phrase to reveal a trinary system, applying different meanings to each degree. The author challenges traditional recitation of rituals, suggesting a more dynamic approach. Read more
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New Members of Unity Lodge
The lodge plans to vote on a new petition and may schedule an EA degree in December. Brother Eric Broom will receive his Fellowship Degree at Hunter Lodge on 11/27, and support is encouraged. If the petition is unsuccessful, the EA degree may be scheduled for January. Read more
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New Members of Unity Lodge
The lodge has a new petition and plans to vote on it at the next meeting. An EA degree is expected in November, along with an FC Degree for Brother Eric Broome. Brother George Money has been raised to Master Mason. There’s an event tonight at Unity Lodge with dinner at $10 per person. Read more
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New Members of Unity Lodge
The lodge has a new petition for voting at the next stated communication. Plans are in place for an EA degree in October, with additional degrees for Brother Ed Broome and Brother George Money. October will be a busy month for the lodge, and volunteers for the cast are invited to express interest. Read more
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New Members of Unity Lodge
Last month, Brother George Money was raised to Fellowcraft, but Brother Ed Broome missed his degree due to work. His rescheduled degree dates will be communicated soon. Members can participate in the casting. Additionally, two new petitions for first reading will be presented at the next communication. Read more
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