Local Freemasons meet in local Masonic Lodges in Masonic Halls within their community. Members of the approximately 9,000 Masonic lodges in the UK meet in approximately 950 Masonic Halls, some of which have been purpose built and other converted from other buildings such as churches, cinemas, hotels, etc. In England, all these lodges are grouped …
A festive board, or dinner, normally follows a lodge meeting. While fairly formal with speeches and toasts it is marked by the sound of friendly discussion, sometimes singing and plenty of fun and laughter. On the subject of formal Masonic toasts the format of these vary with the lodge but there is always a toast …
There have been many questions raised regarding the compatibility of religion and Freemasonry. Entering into any discussion regarding religion is a minefield of differing opinions which can explode without any rhyme or reason. Which is why the discussion of one’s faith or religion is forbidden in Masonic meetings. Freemasonry has a freer attitude to a …
Well before one delves into this subject, which on Google list many thousands of pages one should examine those who are making such far-fetched and thinly veiled claims which are in most cases taken out of context or because they see something sinister in the world around them. It is not correct to dismiss their …
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Gavels and mauls are common Stonemasons tools which have a place in Masonic Ceremony. The Common Gavel is a working tool used by stonemasons to rough it over the stone. Freemasons give these tools a moral dimension which has a connection to their practical use. In this instance, the Gavel represents the force of conscience …
Some examples of jokes and humour used by the freemasons and within freemasonry. Freemason & Freemasonry Jokes & Humour A LETTER FROM GOD Emptying a posit box, a postman noticed a letter that was addressed to God. The postman, seeing that the letter was not sealed, and there being no postage on it, opened and …
Freemasonry is the UK’s largest secular, multi-faith, fraternal and charitable organisation. It teaches moral lessons and self-knowledge through participation in a progression of allegorical two-part plays. One of the world’s oldest secular fraternal societies the following explains how Freemasonry is a society of men concerned with moral and spiritual values through ritual dramas, using stonemasons’ …
What is expected from you when you become a mason? These 9 points, taken from The Ancient Charges, highlight a Mason’s general responsibility to society, which he, as the Master elect, agrees to before being installed as the Worshipful Master of his lodge… 1 You agree to be a good man and true, and strictly …
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Our guide to some masonic prases and words used by the freemasons. Freemason Dictionary Pass Grip A form of handshake by which one brother can recognise another. (Explained to candidate during ceremony but very difficult to recognise from a normal handshake therefore only really used during he ceremony.) Secret Word A word by which one …
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Some information to help you find Freemasons in Bangladesh. This includes Masonic Lodges in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. In the heart of Bangladesh, amid the bustling streets and vibrant culture, lies a secret world of tradition, secrecy, and brotherhood – the Freemason lodges. Freemasonry, a centuries-old fraternal organisation, has found its place in this …
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