Unity Lodge No. 146

Tag: Bonds of Brotherhood

  • I See You’ve Traveled Some

    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

  • To Dwell Together in Unity

    To Dwell Together in Unity

    In a world marked by division, Brother Julian Rees reflects on the importance of unity. He emphasizes the value of diversity while warning against the divisive nature of conflict. Through the heartwarming story of two World War I veterans from Britain and Germany, he underscores the significance of nurturing and preserving unity. Read more

  • Befriend & Relieve Every Brother: Freemasons Under Two Flags

    Befriend & Relieve Every Brother: Freemasons Under Two Flags

    In 1860, tensions rose in the US as factions in the North and South sought war for different reasons. Freemasons worked to prevent disunion and promote their ideals. During the Civil War, they supported their causes but remembered their fraternal bond. Masonic military lodges were established, and after the war, both sides worked for reunification. Read more