Tag: Masonic humor
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The Postman
A postman came across an unsealed letter addressed to God, requesting $50 for a family in need. Being a Mason, he shared the letter at the lodge, and they raised $25. The postman delivered the money, but received another letter instructing future donations to go through the Knights of Columbus as the Masons kept half. Read more
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June 2013 Trestle Board
Unity No. 146 Masonic Lodge, established in 1870, shares a June 2013 Trestleboard. The Master’s Message emphasizes unity and recounts a story of acceptance. The newsletter features upcoming events, officer messages, and explores the link between Freemasonry and patriotism. It concludes with humor and a tale highlighting the importance of unity. Read more
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Last Words
In a grim scenario, a convicted murderer about to be hanged expresses hatred for Masons, attributing the circumstances of his conviction to their influence. The hangman, unperturbed, instructs the man to take a step forward with his left foot, suggesting a darkly ironic twist in the tale. Read more
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The Raising
A postcard depicts freemasons in tuxedos smiling as they watch a candidate screaming while on a hook, with the text “It’s fine to be a Mason. The Raising.” Read more
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The Passing
The postcard shows two men, one holding a bottle of liquor and offering a filled wine glass to the other. The text reads, “Are you a Mason? The Passing.” Read more
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Light Bulb
How many Masons does it take to screw in a light bulb? Read more
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