Tag: Knights Templar
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Who is the highest ranking Freemason?
Masons reach equality as 3rd degree Master Masons. Elected officers manage affairs at various levels, but all hold equal status. Advancement to higher degrees, like the 32nd or 33rd, is possible in appendant bodies. Despite leadership roles, members are reminded to remain equal with their brethren. Read more
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This Week In Masonry
Bro Lewis Moten was raised to Master Mason. RSVP by 7/27 for the Aug 2nd dinner. RW Dennis Haas will speak. Events include Meet the Candidate night, Last Saturday Breakfast, and Lunch with the Senior Center. Upcoming events: Grand Master’s Ride, Worshipful Bill Wood’s 100th birthday, Last Saturday Breakfast. – William Allen Bryan Read more
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This Week In Masonry
The annual Commandery Picnic was a great display of fellowship, a core value in Freemasonry. Louis Molten will be honored at the upcoming Master Mason Degree, and there are several upcoming events to look forward to. Unfortunately, William Allen Bryan will be unable to attend the special moment and expresses gratitude for proxy attendance. Read more
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This Week In Masonry
Brethren, Brother Scott Truax invites you to practice for the upcoming Master Mason Degree for Bro Lewis Moten on Wednesday at 6:30pm. On Aug 2nd, RW Dennis Haas will lead the program on Commandery. Mark your calendars for upcoming events. Sincerely, William Allen Bryan, Worshipful Master Unity 146. Read more
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This Week In Masonry
The WM updates members on upcoming Masonic events and encourages support for new members. There are details on specific degree ceremonies and community outreach activities. The schedule includes various meetings, breakfast events, and guest speakers. The closing emphasizes the importance of unity. Read more
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150th Right Eminent Grand Commander
Dennis Haas has been named this year’s Grand Commander, a significant achievement for Knights Templar, the state, and the fraternity. Congratulations to Dennis Haas on this well-deserved honor. 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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Luray Commandery No. 19
In this April communication, Sir Knight Dennis Haas addresses the uncertainties of the current situation and discusses the authorization for electronic Conclaves. He urges vigilance for updates on the Annual Conclave and reflects on the significance of Easter Sunday, encouraging prayer and reflection in these challenging times. Read more
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Luray Commandery No. 19
Luray Commandery No. 19 has relocated to the Front Royal Masonic Temple and is adjusting to the change. They encourage attendance at weekly rehearsals and promote the Easter Sunrise Service. The message emphasizes the significance of Easter and the suffering of Jesus, highlighting the importance of defending Christian beliefs. Read more
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Luray Commandery No. 19
The Luray Commandery No 19 successfully relocated its Conclave meeting location to the Front Royal Masonic Temple, with approval from the Right Eminent Grand Commander. Five new Sir Knights were welcomed, and upcoming events and rehearsals were announced. The Commandery emphasizes support for the Christian religion, charity, and education. Read more
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Summary of 1880
In 1880, Unity Lodge No. 146 included 42 Masons, constituting 21% of district 14. The Lodge officers were elected in June. Events included Masonic gatherings and cornerstone layings. The Lodge had a prominent presence in significant Masonic events of the year. Read more
Unity Lodge No. 146 