Tag: Hats
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This Week In Masonry
The post updates members about upcoming events and activities, including bell ringing for the Salvation Army, Thermal Shelter, and various lodge meetings. It also lists future events through February, and concludes with a message from the Worshipful Master. The focus is on community involvement and unity within the lodge. Read more
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This Week In Masonry
The WM requests prayers for individuals battling Covid and provides details about upcoming lodge meetings and activities. Unity 146 hats are available, and jackets will soon be priced. The email also shares meeting schedules for the week and concludes with a message from the Worshipful Master. Read more
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This Week In Masonry
The recent Grand Master’s Visit at District 3 was a success, and a new project is underway for Connor Taggart’s Eagle Scout. Upcoming events include various degree ceremonies and lodge meetings, with special programs and celebrations planned for the months ahead. Read more
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Masons Are My Peeps
The Easter drawing features five yellow chicks in Masonic Aprons, with the center chick wearing the Worshipful Masters’ top hat and jewel. The text, “Masons are my peeps,” accompanies the image, reflecting a playful and lighthearted connection between Easter and Masonic symbolism. Read more
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Happy Father’s Day
Happy Father’s Day to all the dads out there! Read more
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Masonic Etiquette
The Masonic Fraternity, the world’s oldest, is distinguished by its ritual, tradition, and Masonic Etiquette. Etiquette ensures harmony and respect. It encompasses behavior at the Lodge, addressing the Worshipful Master, ballot conduct, attire, and discussion rules. Upholding etiquette fosters pride in the fraternity and reflects its dignity and respect. Read more
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Happy New Year
An old Mason, adorned with a Masonic apron and glasses, is depicted in a cartoon holding mistletoe and blowing a New Year’s horn. The whimsical illustration captures the joy of New Year’s Day in a unique and festive manner. Read more
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