Tag: Brotherly Love
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Unity Lodge No. 146 Adopts a Warrior Family This Christmas
Unity Masonic Lodge No. 146 is proud to announce our participation in the Adopt-a-Warrior family program through the Able Forces Foundation. This meaningful initiative supports wounded, ill, and injured military families, as well as veteran families, who are unable to provide Christmas for their children due to financial hardships. As part of this program, we Read more
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Lending a Helping Hand to Brother in Need
Members of the local Freemason lodge, Unity 146, displayed true brotherhood by helping fellow Brother Robbie Johnson prepare his yard for winter. Participating members including Anthony, Sam, Scott, Mike, Bill, and Lewie spent the day trimming bushes, raking leaves, and more. This selfless act signifies the deep-rooted commitment to fraternity and brotherly love of Freemasonry. Read more
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Thanksgiving Message from the Grand Master
As Thanksgiving approaches, Grand Master Jack K. Lewis encourages the Virginia Masonic family to reflect on their blessings and express gratitude for the love and support received. He emphasizes the importance of Brotherly Love, lessons learned, and the impact on leadership within the Masonic community and beyond. Read more
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Unity Masonic Lodge No 146 Nourishes the Community: A Day of Service at the Warren County Senior Center
Unity Masonic Lodge No 146, led by Worshipful Master Will Bryan, demonstrated their commitment to community service by serving a delightful meal at the Warren County Senior Center on August 11, 2023. The heartfelt appreciation from the seniors and WM Bryan’s gratitude reflect the Masonic values of fellowship and charitable engagement. Read more
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Mental Health Awareness and Freemasonry
This article emphasizes the importance of prioritizing mental health awareness within the Freemasonry community. The author shares personal experiences with depression and urges members to break the stigma around discussing emotions. He encourages seeking help and offers support, highlighting the significance of genuine brotherly love and support. Read more
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Washington’s lesson in leadership
George Washington, a revered Masonic figure, embodied diverse leadership qualities. His spontaneity and creativity, competitiveness, collaborative spirit, and technical expertise set a powerful example. By examining his leadership, Masons gain insights into self-improvement and nurturing strong, unified communities. Reflecting on Washington’s legacy reinforces the commitment to moral and responsible leadership. Read more
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Is Father Christmas A Freemason?
In the article “Is Father Christmas A Freemason?”, the author explores the similarities between Santa Claus and Freemasonry, drawing parallels in rituals, symbolism, and the message of kindness and hope. The origins of the Santa legend and its connection to various cultural traditions are also discussed, highlighting the shared values of goodness and goodwill. Read more
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Message from the Master
The WM recounts the emotional experience of presenting a 50-year pin to their father in a Masonic ceremony. Despite being ill, they made a heartfelt speech, and the father’s tearful reaction made it a cherished shared moment. Stressing the importance of cherished moments and family, Charles describes upcoming lodge events and invites attendance. Read more
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Royal Arch Chapter Hiram No. 45
The post urges reflection on blessings and coping with loss, invites to a meet and greet for a newly appointed Grand High Priest, and congratulates leaders for their efforts. It also encourages reengagement in Freemasonry and living its tenets. Companions are urged to rededicate themselves to Friendship, Morality, and Brotherly Love. Read more
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Theodore Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt’s quote highlights Freemasonry’s teachings of virtue and values, including temperance, fortitude, and brotherly love. It also emphasizes liberty, equality, and fraternity, while condemning ignorance, superstition, and tyranny. Read more
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Master’s Message
The WM had a dilemma about their July Trestle board topic but found inspiration from a family tradition of educational day trips. They shared a poignant story of friendship between General Armistead and General Hancock during the Civil War, highlighting the ultimate display of Brotherly Love from the 69th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. Read more
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From The Master
The post expresses gratitude for being elected to lead the Lodge, promising to uphold the trust placed in them and work to reinvigorate Lodge activities. The writer encourages more participation in upcoming events and extends holiday wishes. Signed, Charles Taggart, Worshipful Master, Unity Lodge No. 146. Read more
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