Tag: Faithful
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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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To Win Big, Think Small
The article “To Win Big, Think Small” by WB Christopher Hathaway emphasizes the value of setting achievable goals and focusing on small wins to achieve success. Whether in Freemasonry, financial management, or personal growth, the author advocates for breaking down big objectives into manageable tasks and paying attention to details. Read more
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Acacia Leaves And Easter Lilies
The post discusses the symbolism of Easter, reflecting on the seasonal renewal and its connection to faith and hope. It draws parallels between the Easter story and themes of eternal life, resilience, and the triumph of good over evil. The author introduces the idea of immortal spirits and the profound teachings of Freemasonry. 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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Thanksgiving Proclamation
In 1789, George Washington recommended a day of thanksgiving and prayer for the people of the United States. He urged the nation to acknowledge and be thankful for the blessings and protection from God, and to seek forgiveness for their transgressions. The proclamation emphasized gratitude, humility, and the pursuit of peace and prosperity. Read more
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The Lesson Taught by the Three Great Lights
The article discusses the significance of the three chief symbols of the ancient Fraternity Masons: the Bible, Square, and Compass. It emphasizes the moral law, individual autonomy, and the unity of humanity. The text also touches on religious tolerance and the nobility of Masonry’s teachings, promoting universal benevolence and brotherly love. Read more
