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- My Freemasonry | Freemason Information and Discussion Forum
Brethren, I have been selected to be on the investigation committee for our candidate What are some good questions to ask? Sent from my iPhone using My Freemasonry
- 2025 U. S. Masonic Cons and More | My Freemasonry | Freemason . . .
by Christopher Hodapp Grab your Masonic Calendar as the Masonic conference season kicks into full swing Freemasons are organizing fun and educational events all over the country The Grand Lodge of New York started off the year with their Masonic Con back in mid-January, but as the weather
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- Riding the Goat – Symbols and Symbolism - My Freemasonry
Not exclusively a Masonic institution, goat riding or making candidates “ride the goat” has been an aspect of hazing fueled initiation meant to scare and embarrass neophytes and initiates joining the institution Yet, the practice seems to have a more succinct history involving ancient pagan practice and ritual
- The Past Master Symbol - My Freemasonry
The Past Master’s Symbol is a often seen but not so frequently explained Masonic Symbol It commonly consists of The Compass, Sun, and Quadrant (or Protractor), and in most jurisdictions a Square The Compass has a familiar interpretations – for it is by the Compass that a Mason is
- Lodge Officer Duties - Secretary - My Freemasonry
His Jewel is the Crossed Quill Pens The Secretary is the Lodge's Recorder The Secretary's Lodge Officer Duties require a high degree of lodge experience, Masonic knowledge, diplomacy and, above all, detailed paperwork skills The Lodge Secretary is the backbone of any Masonic Lodge and he
- Deacons and their Staffs - My Freemasonry
There is so much symbolism within Freemasonry and often we overlook some of it that is plain sight Some often have questions, but never really ask as to why we use it One such question surrounds the use of the staffs by the Senior and Junior Deacons These officers as well as the Stewards and
- Tylers Oath - My Freemasonry
Yes, there is a Tyler's oath and yes it is taught to newly raised MM's (or should be) In some PHA jurisdictions (or individual PHA lodges) brothers are taught the Tyler's Oath and taught to "walk the sword" It was something I was taught in the Prince Hall jurisdiction of North Carolina so many years ago lol Though I have traveled and visited many lodges I have only seen and or walked the
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