Tag: Master’s Message
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This Week In Masonry
The post announces Illustrious Jim Love’s installation as Potentate at Kena Shrine and requests prayers for Sister Maggie Yates and RW Terry Shaffer. It also includes upcoming events and meetings at various lodges. Read more
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Happy New Year 2024
May this year be a safe and prosperous one for you and your families. Happy New Year! Read more
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This Week In Masonry
The WM conveys New Year wishes and a request for prayers for Sister Maggie Yates. It also lists upcoming events, such as stated meetings, dinners, and degree practices for January, February, and March in various locations. Notable events include officer installations, dinners, and district meetings, with specific dates and locations provided. Read more
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December 2021 Trestle Board
The departing Masonic Lodge Master expresses gratitude for support during his term, highlighting achievements, charitable efforts, and memorable events. The newsletter includes upcoming dates, congrats to the Grandmaster, and a whimsical Christmas poem. Lodge details and a custom bobblehead gift to the outgoing Master are featured. Read more
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November 2021 Trestle Board
George Washington’s 1789 Thanksgiving Proclamation, presented by W.B. Gregory Knott, is the first official presidential proclamation in the U.S. Lost for 130 years, it emphasizes gratitude to Almighty God, recommending a day of public thanksgiving and prayer. It reflects on the nation’s blessings, prosperity, and the establishment of government, urging unity. Read more
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August 2021 Trestle Board
The Trestle Board delves into Freemasonry’s circumpunct symbol, symbolizing individual duty within moral boundaries. Expanding its meaning, the circumpunct connects to alchemy, astrology, and Pythagoras, embodying the Monad and cosmic consciousness. The piece concludes with a story illustrating the symbol’s representation of the divine, created, and their union in God, urging active Masonic engagement. Read more
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July 2021 Trestle Board
Worshipful Brother Christopher Hathaway advocates achieving success by focusing on small, attainable goals in Freemasonry and life. Emphasizing the impact of incremental wins, he applies this principle to financial strategies and lodge improvements. Hathaway encourages consistent progress using the 15-minute rule, sharing his insights in the context of upcoming lodge events and updates. Read more
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June 2021 Trestle Board
Brother Michael Acre reflects on Father’s Day, discussing George Washington’s “Rules of Civility & Decent Behaviour.” Initially deemed outdated, they originated from French Jesuits, emphasizing treating others as equals. Acre encourages applying these principles in daily life. Lodge updates and upcoming events are included in the message. Read more
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May 2021 Trestle Board
In a message, the Freemason leader stresses mental health awareness, urging members to prioritize discussions and support systems. Darin Lahners shares his experience with depression, emphasizing the importance of open conversations within the brotherhood. Lodge updates and upcoming events are also included. Read more
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April 2021 Trestle Board
“Acacia Leaves and Easter Lilies” reflects on the symbolic significance of Easter, tying the season’s renewal with spiritual rebirth. It emphasizes the universal theme of hope and courage associated with Easter across cultures and times. The text delves into the symbolism of the Third Degree of Freemasonry, connecting it with the concept of eternal life. Read more
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March 2021 Trestle Board
During the harsh winter of 1779-1780 at Morristown, George Washington, facing extreme conditions, granted his troops a rare day off for St. Patrick’s Day. The Irish, a significant part of the Continental Army, received recognition. Washington’s orders on March 16, 1780, marked the first holiday in over a year, showcasing his strategic leadership. 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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