Tag: Masonic humor
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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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February 2021 Trestle Board
The text discusses leadership qualities exemplified by George Washington, focusing on his role as a Masonic President. It highlights four leadership types – creator, competitor, collaborator, and controller – and draws parallels with Washington’s characteristics. The Masonic message emphasizes unity and provides updates on upcoming events and charity initiatives by Unity Lodge No. 146 AF… Read more
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Valentine’s Day
The post serves as a charming reminder for Valentine’s Day on February 14th. It includes a heartwarming anecdote about a couple’s tradition of visiting a restaurant twice a week. The quote attributed to Red Skelton adds a sentimental touch to the message. Read more
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January 2021 Trestle Board
The text discusses New Year reflections, contemplating life’s purpose and the journey towards a celestial lodge. It includes Masonic announcements, meeting dates, and charity initiatives, such as providing meals for the homeless and a Teddy Bear fund for first responders. Read more
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December 2020 Trestle Board
In a lighthearted piece, Davis Downie explores the humorous notion of Santa Claus being a Freemason, drawing amusing parallels between Santa’s actions and Masonic principles. He playfully contends that the similarities highlight shared values of goodness and charity, ultimately suggesting that Father Christmas embodies Freemasonic ideals during the holiday season. Read more
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November 2020 Trestle Board
In “Redefining the Three Great Pillars,” Bro. Thomas J. Williams reflects on the Masonic pillars of Wisdom, Strength, and Beauty. He proposes a reinterpretation: Education, Fellowship, and Ritual. Williams advocates for ongoing Masonic education, fostering genuine fellowship, and ensuring meaningful ritual experiences to enhance the Masonic journey. Read more
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October 2020 Trestle Board
In “Everything I Needed to Know About Being a Man,” WB Darin A. Lahners reflects on life lessons from Freemasonry, comparing them to Fulghum’s “All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten.” Lahners emphasizes spiritual reverence, personal responsibility, morality, brotherhood, and lifelong learning as pivotal elements in his journey to manhood through Freemasonry. Read more
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September 2020 Trestle Board
In “To Dwell Together in Unity,” Brother Julian Rees explores the challenges of unity in a divided world. He acknowledges diversity’s enriching aspects and recounts instances where Freemasonry fostered unity across historical conflicts. Rees emphasizes the delicate nature of unity, highlighting the need for nurturing and quoting Anderson’s Constitutions. Read more
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August 2020 Trestle Board
In August, the Master expresses hope for the future as Masonic activities resume amid COVID-19 restrictions. Despite the changes in ritual and the awkwardness of social distancing, he emphasizes patience and perseverance. Drawing inspiration from ‘The Count of Monte Cristo,’ he highlights the themes of redemption and the importance of waiting and hoping. Read more
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July 2020 Trestle Board
In July, the Master expresses relief as COVID restrictions ease, preparing the Lodge accordingly. Temporarily altered rituals and operations are expected, but the Lodge remains strong with committed officers and eager candidates. The call to return to Masonic work echoes, emphasizing the importance of being a guiding light amid national turmoil. Read more
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Masonic Face Mask
The cartoon depicts a man in a suit wearing a masonic apron as a face mask during the Covid-19 pandemic. The text emphasizes the modification of wearing the apron during this critical period. Read more
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June 2020 Trestle Board
In June, Unity Lodge plans a tentative reopening, emphasizing safety measures. Monthly events are canceled, with future activities contingent on Grand Lodge guidance. Ritual practices, meetings, and So Mote IT Beef BBQ Team’s support for first responders are noted. The Master anticipates seeing everyone soon, humorously referring to masked interactions. Read more
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