Tag: Masonic Principles
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Service Dogs of Virginia Inspire Unity Masonic Lodge No. 146
Service Dogs of Virginia captivated Unity Masonic Lodge with an inspiring presentation. Peggy Law, Executive Director, showcased a service dog learning new tasks to aid those in need. The Masons, moved by the demonstration, raised $400. An Order of The Eastern Star Program added depth, reinforcing the lodge’s commitment to community service. Read more
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Ken Witzen’s Initiation: Embarking on the Masonic Journey
On May 26, 2023, Ken Witzen became an Entered Apprentice at Unity Lodge No. 146, initiating his Masonic journey. The ceremony, filled with symbolism and moral teachings, unfolded within the venerable walls of the lodge. Ken’s commitment to principles and fraternal bonds sets the stage for his transformative exploration of Freemasonry. Read more
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Unity in Achievement: Will Bryan Recognizes Eagle Scouts in Front Royal
Worshipful Master Will Bryan recently honored two Eagle Scouts on May 20, 2023. Recognizing their exemplary achievements, Bryan celebrated their dedication and commitment in a ceremony that blended Masonic principles with the values of the Boy Scouts. A harmonious event fostering unity and community spirit. Read more
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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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Crafting Legacies: Dale Perry’s Rise to Master Mason and the Miniature Tools that Symbolize Brotherhood
Dale Perry, a dedicated member of Unity Lodge No. 146, was recently raised to the esteemed rank of Master Mason. In a poignant ceremony, Worshipful Master Will Bryan presented Perry with a miniature set of working tools, symbolizing the enduring commitment to moral principles within the Masonic brotherhood. Read more
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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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Character of a Mason
The Farmers’ Almanac of 1823 emphasizes the distinction of a true Freemason, characterized by unwavering integrity, irrespective of laws or religious beliefs. Universal in his reverence, he respects all religions and endeavors to live harmoniously, guided by principles of restraint, honesty, and a commitment to avoid causing harm. Read more


