Tag: Masonic Education
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Washington Didn’t write the rules, he lived them
The article commemorates Father’s Day and discusses Washington’s “Rules of Civility & Decent Behaviour.” The author reflects on their relevance in modern society and their origin, emphasizing their role in shaping Washington’s character. The piece urges readers to contemplate and live by these rules, providing a link to an interactive digital version for further exploration. Read more
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Mental Health Awareness and Freemasonry
This article emphasizes the importance of prioritizing mental health awareness within the Freemasonry community. The author shares personal experiences with depression and urges members to break the stigma around discussing emotions. He encourages seeking help and offers support, highlighting the significance of genuine brotherly love and support. Read more
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October 2013 Trestle Board
Unity No. 146 Masonic Lodge, chartered in 1870, shares updates in its September 2013 Trestleboard. The Lodge reports extensive temple improvements, ritual enhancements, and community involvement, including ceremonies, public projects, and outreach. The newsletter highlights Masonic education, birthdays, and upcoming events. Unity Lodge embraces fellowship, Masonic values, and community service. Read more
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Stated Agenda
At 6:30pm, a dinner will be held at Stewart C. Payne Social Hall for $10. Following, at 7:30pm, an Open Master Mason’s Lodge will take place, featuring speakers Right Worshipful Wayne Eugene Price and Worshipful Brother Robert Michael Bronson. The evening will also include Masonic educational talks and administrative matters. Read more
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Master’s Message
The update from Unity Lodge No.146 A.F.&A.M. includes various improvements to the Temple, enhanced ritual work, and active community participation. The lodge has undergone significant renovations, improved ritual performances, and engaged in community events. The members have also shown interest in a Masonic Motorcycle Club. The message encourages continued unity and positive change. Read more
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Stated Agenda
The evening at Stewart C. Payne Social Hall begins with dinner at 6:30pm, followed by an open Master Mason’s Lodge at 7:30pm. The event features a speaker, Masonic education talks, administrative matters, and concludes at 9:15pm. Topics include membership, charity, and various business matters. 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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Why do they want Masonic Education?
Statler & Waldorf humorously question the desire for Masonic Education, expressing uncertainty about its purpose. Their response reflects skepticism, implying a preference for tradition over educational innovation. 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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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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Masonic Etiquette Protocol & Decorum
The December 2012 Trestle Board of Unity Masonic Lodge 146 features a piece on Masonic Etiquette, stressing the importance of comprehensive education beyond catechism memorization. It emphasizes Masonic beliefs in God, moral law, and rejection of bigotry. Freemasons are urged to be law-abiding citizens, promote peace, and exhibit virtues like patience and forbearance. Read more
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