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1000 mile walk
Between 1 June and 15 June 2020, the Provincial Grand Lodge of Glasgow will hold a 1000 mile walk in aid of the Prince and Princess of Wales Hospice. Participants will walk a ten miles in their own time and in as many stages as suits them in aid of the hospice. It is hoped a minimum of 100 people will take part. The event is open to Masons, their friends, wives and partners. Every participant is being asked to attempt to raise a minimum of £100 sponsorship. If you want to walk for this worthwile cause please email events@pglglasgow.org.uk … Continue reading →
Masonic Symbolism – Article from 1933.
Masonic Symbolism – Article from 1933.txt MASONIC SYMBOLISM By Harold A. Linke, P.M. Christopher Diehl Lodge No. 19, F.& A.M. Garfield, Utah – October 4,1933 Freemasonry is an Institution, founded upon the purest principles of Morality and Virtue, teaching the Fatherhood of God and the Brotherhood of Man.’ We use the verb teaching in this definition, but just how is that teaching accomplished? The answer is: By Symbolism. The Masons hear this word constantly but, unless of an inquiring turn of mind, we put up with it, then accept it and finally vaguely consider it more or less anonymous with … Continue reading →
MASONIC ETIQUETTE AND SCOTTISH USAGE
MASONIC ETIQUETTE AND SCOTTISH USAGE Grand Lodge of Scotland Year Book 2011 In the 1966 Year Book an article entitled Masonic Etiquette and Scottish Usage, by Brother George Draffen, was published. Many Brethren have asked for a copy of this article and it is hereunder reproduced, with some minor amendments. Brother Draffen’s words of wisdom have stood the test of time as the import and accuracy of his observations on proper Scottish Masonic Etiquette are as fitting and correct today as they were forty-five years ago. Brother David M. Begg Grand Secretary The word etiquette has been defined as the … Continue reading →
The Medieval Mason
The Medieval Mason It is hard for us to realise the tremendous effort needed to erect any large building before the invention of the steam engine, and later, the internal combustion engine and. the electric motor. These power the machines that do the hard work – the lifting, the carrying, the digging and so on. But before these power sources came into use, almost all of the work involved in erecting any sort of building was done by human muscle, aided in some cases by horses or oxen. Men dug the foundations with shovels, carrying the spoil away in wheelbarrows. … Continue reading →
THE ROYAL ARCH JEWEL
THE ROYAL ARCH JEWEL By: E.Comp. A.D. Matthews PPDepGSwdB Issue 2: 20th October 2009 INTRODUCTION At his Exaltation a Royal Arch Mason is rewarded with the jewel of the order as “a mark of our entire approbation” It is an essential part of the clothing of every Companion and Rule No. 85 of the Royal Arch Regulations directs that it shall be worn on the left breast, taking precedence over all other Masonic jewels. It is to be worn not only within Royal Arch chapters, but also in Craft Lodges as a visible sign of the indissoluble link between the … Continue reading →