Tag: Summons
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A Masonic Presence at Washington’s Inauguration
In April 1789, George Washington’s inauguration held special significance for the Masonic Fraternity. As the first President and a dedicated Mason, Washington’s public service exemplified Masonic teachings. His journey to presidency, marked by unanimous electoral votes and a memorable inauguration, reflected his commitment to his fellow citizens and the shaping of a nation. Read more
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Master’s Message
The Masonic Home of Virginia, established in 1890, upholds Masonic principles of care for others. It provides a unique community for Virginia Masons and their spouses, promoting love and care for family, neighbor, God, and Country. Additionally, Unity Lodge will celebrate Masonic Founders Day and Past Masters Night, emphasizing mentorship and fulfilling Masonic obligations. Read more
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The Silent Summons
A dedicated Lodge member’s sudden absence prompts the Worshipful Master to visit him. In a silent but powerful gesture, the Worshipful Master rekindles a dying ember, symbolizing the brother’s waning connection to the Lodge. Moved by this, the brother commits to returning for the next meeting, reaffirming his bond with the community. Read more
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Master’s Message
The message urges members of Unity Lodge No.146 A.F.&A.M. to reflect on their reasons for becoming Freemasons and to prioritize fellowship. It shares the honor of presenting a 50-year certificate to a brother unable to attend meetings, emphasizing the value of unity and brotherly love. The text concludes with a call for positive change. Read more
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Jurisdictional Complaint
In 1903, a Virginia Mason faced a unique situation when he was expelled by a lodge in West Virginia for being a non-affiliate. However, he was later found to be a member of a Virginia lodge before the expulsion. The grand master expressed frustration at the situation, unable to resolve before his term ended. Read more
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