Tag: Charity
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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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Hot Dogs, Hugs, and Fezzy: Masons and Shriners Bring Joy to Jubilee
The annual “All Children Matter Jubilee” in Warren County, Virginia, was a day of fun, food, and community. The Unity Masonic Lodge No. 146 grilled hot dogs and chips for the children, while the Kena Shriners from Manassas brought their food truck and mascot, Fezzy the Teddy Bear. Read more
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Winter Blues Met with Hot Meals and Helping Hands: Masons and Cops Warm Hearts at the Shelter
On a frosty January night, Masons from Unity Lodge No. 146, led by Will, cooked a heartwarming meal for guests at the Front Royal Thermal Shelter. They served succulent ham, buttery stuffing, and sweet cake, spreading warmth and cheer alongside Sheriff Mark Butler and his officers. Read more
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Masons, Music, and Mashed Potatoes: A Thanksgiving Feast with Harmony
Front Royal Masons delivered Thanksgiving cheer to the Warren County Senior Center. They cooked a delicious Thanksgiving feast at the lodge, transported it to the center, and served it to the residents with the help of the Warren County Sheriff’s Office. Read more
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From the Apartment of the Commander
Luray Commandery No. 19 emphasizes support for the Christian faith and community, with mention of the upcoming Christmas Observance Program. It also reminds members of their annual dues and encourages active participation in events. The newsletter extends a warm invitation to all members, emphasizing the importance of fellowship and support within the community. Read more
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Ham And Turkey Cook
A barbecue event, “So Mote It Beef BBQ”, will be held on November 13 & 20, 2021 by the 5th Masonic District. Hams are priced at $40.00, with proceeds benefiting the Alzheimer’s Association. Orders must be prepaid and submitted by November 12 & 19, 2021 to a local Mason or via email. 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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1st Annual Youth Football Camp
The Warren County Sheriff’s Office and So Mote It Beef BBQ team are hosting a youth football camp with Shenandoah University Football leading drills. A silent auction will raise funds for charity, and local sponsors will support the event. Former Redskins players will also be present. The community is encouraged to participate. Read more
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New Year’s Reflections
In “New Year’s Reflections” by Dr. Rob Morris, the poem reflects on transitioning to a celestial afterlife. It urges toil and prayer in anticipation of the Supreme Architect’s Lodge. The poem encourages emulation of faithful others and expresses hope in reuniting with departed loved ones. Read more
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Teddy Bear Fund
Unity Lodge No. 146 in Warren County aims to launch a Teddy Bear fund for First Responders. The fund will provide teddy bears to children in crisis, distributed by local law enforcement and firefighters. Donations can be made at the Lodge or by check. This initiative has seen success in neighboring Lodges. 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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Royal Arch Chapter Hiram No. 45
The Grand Lodge and other Masonic bodies in Virginia have cancelled events through April. Members are encouraged to pray, stay informed from trustworthy sources, and offer support while staying safe. The online Leadership Correspondence Course will still be offered. Everyone is urged to take necessary precautions and remain resilient during this time. Read more
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