Tag: Craft
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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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Redefining the Three Great Pillars
In “Redefining the Three Great Pillars,” Bro. Thomas J. Williams reflects on the traditional Masonic pillars and suggests redefining them as Education, Fellowship, and Ritual to invigorate Lodge experiences. He emphasizes the importance of sharing knowledge, fostering genuine connections, and imbuing rituals with meaning to enhance the Masonic journey for all members. Read more
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Sts. John Days. June 24- December 27
The Craft of Freemasonry honors the days of St. John the Baptist on June 24 and St. John the Evangelist on December 27, seeing them as symbolizing important teachings. These celebrations have ancient roots in sun and fire worship. The choice of these saints reflects their alignment with the principles of Freemasonry. Read more
