Tag: Masonic Brotherhood
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Terry Fritts’ Masonic Odyssey: Master Mason Conferred at Unity Lodge
Terry Fritts achieved the Master Mason rank at Unity Lodge No. 146 in a sacred ceremony on April 19, 2023. Preceded by a dinner on Soul Mountain, the initiation marked a significant milestone, making Terry the third Mason to reach this esteemed level at the lodge in 2023. Read more
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August 2013 Trestle Board
Unity Lodge No. 146, chartered in 1870 by the Grand Lodge of Virginia, communicates Masonic principles, history, and values. The Trestleboard from August 2013 discusses legends associated with Masonry, connecting Noah to early Grand Masters, antediluvian Masonry, and the Tower of Babel. The newsletter also includes lodge events, messages, and Masonic education. Read more
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July 2013 Trestle Board
Unity No. 146 Masonic Lodge shares a touching story in its July 2013 Trestleboard. The Worshipful Master visits a brother who stopped attending meetings, using a symbolic fire analogy to rekindle his interest in Freemasonry. Emphasizing fellowship, the message encourages self-reflection on Masonic commitment. Upcoming events include a Master Mason’s Degree and a Lodge Breakfast. Read more
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Freemasonry and Patriotism
The content highlights the connection between Freemasonry and patriotism, emphasizing the values of duty, sacrifice, and unity. It explores the role of Freemasons in American history and their commitment to the principles of freedom and citizenship. The text reflects on the significance of the American flag and the responsibility of upholding patriotic ideals. Read more
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April 2013 Trestle Board
Unity Lodge No. 146 A.F.&A.M. highlights Masonic advancements, including educational programs and Temple improvements. April events feature the Grand Master’s visit on April 2nd and a Table Lodge on April 13th. Emphasizing fellowship, Men’s Health talk, and a blood drive, the Master encourages engagement, underlining Masonic principles and active participation. Read more
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Beginning the Journey
The Grand Lodge of Manitoba in October 1947 emphasizes that Freemasonry’s teachings cannot be grasped quickly. The initial degree only points the way; true understanding requires effort and study. As an Entered Apprentice, one must actively seek knowledge and apply it, for true Masonic growth. The candidate’s commitment determines their success as a Freemason. Read more
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