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Well, what a crazy last few days this has been. The trip started off very rough. I was supposed to arrive in Dulles International Airport on Wednesday night, but a large snowstorm slapped the East Coast and cancelled my flight out of Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport. They booked me on flights the...

Well, today was an exciting day. The first meeting for me was the Grand College of Rites and I want to congratulate Lonnie, the new Grand Chancellor, and Jerry, the new Grand Registrar, for being elected as well as all of the new officers. I also want to congratulate Most Illustrious Pierre...

Originally called the Wahoo Band, the Masonic Order of the Bath is a degree that would be labelled as "fun" and is open to all Master Masons in good standing. This group should not be confused with the chivalric order found in England. The first Band formed in June 21st, 1921, in Red Bank, NJ...

As a Knight Companion of the Red Cross of Constantine, we learn about the background of the Emperor Constantine and the story behind his famous conversion to Christianity. He was the first Emperor to convert to Christianity and was a major turning point in the history of Christianity. Please be...

By Bernard Sexton A youth who tracked unspoken mysteries Worshipping beauty in a lost retreat, Saw the vast inarticulate wonder of the world And watching from a high, star-drenched, ultimate crag He cried aloud to the vast unhearing hills, he spoke to Masters unseen-- "Power I would have of the...

This week we dive into the Scottish Rite even deeper, by exploring the 11th through 20th degrees. In addition, we have some discussion on esoteric teachings, another famous Freemason segment, and as always a research paper entitled “The Plum Rule”. Continue reading...

This week we cover the 21st through the 30th degrees in the Scottish Rite. I have a short interview (read) from California Freemasons Magazine, a famous Freemason segment as well as a research paper. Thanks for listening! Continue reading...

This week we finish up the Scottish Rite, we have a small article on Beer and Freemasons, a famous Freemason segment and finish it up with a research paper. Continue reading...

This week we discuss the church VS the lodge, we have a paper from Illinois Knight Templar Magazine entitled "The Search for the Grail and Modern Day Knight Templar", as well as another famous Freemason. Take Care Everyone! Continue reading...

This week is a nice short episode in which we discus the origins of the Shrine, as well as a Masonic paper from California Freemasons Magazine, and wrap it up with another famous Freemason segment. Thanks for listening and have a great week! Continue reading...

Take a photographic tour of the Grand Lodge of Ireland here. A magnificent building! Freemasons' Hall, Molesworth Street in Dublin. The building is open for tours Monday-Friday, at 2:30pm, or by appointment, by calling 01-6761337. Continue reading...

This morning Secretary Nathan Brindle of the Masonic Society entered our 2,500th new member since we began on May 1, 2008. Welcome member #02500, Bro. Wayne Harrison! This doesn't mean we have 2500 current members. Like any other organization, we've have attrition over nearly 6 years of...

Renowned Masonic author W. Kirk MacNulty will speak at the Boynton (Florida) Lodge Esoteric Research Group on Saturday, April 12th, 2014. He has been a Freemason for over forty years, and is a member of Lodges in American and Great Britain. His publications include Freemasonry Symbols, Secrets...

From CBS in Boston: A man was arrested for allegedly trying to burn down the Masonic Temple Lodge on Tremont Street in Boston Monday night. Boston Fire officials say the man entered the building and sprayed a liquid onto some furniture and attempted to ignite it. He was detained by a security...

Michael Halleran, the new Grand Master of Kansas, reports that Kansas adopted a new resolution calling for mandatory background checks of new members at its annual meeting on March 21st. This is after two years of the program being done by edict. The previous two years showed that the program...

Freemasons in America were the force behind public education for a very good reason. They knew that men could be swayed in their thinking, and in order for a man to be an advocate for the Constitution, with all its lofty thinking, it would take an educated man to stand up for it. When you...

In 1970 the codices the Egyptian government released the 4th century codices which had been been found in an earthen jar in a cave near the town of Nag Hammadi. These were sacred texts concerning Neo Platonism and Gnosticism, and incorporated many apocrypha about the Master Jesus. The Gospel of...

Still standing in Newport Rhode Island is Trinity Episcopal church which some say bears a striking similarity in design to church designs by Christopher Wren, a freemason of renown. In that church which was built in 1726, the box pew where it is said, General Washington sat, has a small plaque...

The allegorical teaching of the black and white chessboard floor in masonic lodges hearkens back to the free will choice that we all make on whether we will serve the principle of selfishness or selflessness, separation or unity, darkness or light, in this polarized material world. The black and...

It is often asked if there is a connection between Freemasonry and Edgar Cayce. The American Prophet was not a Freemason. He did make mention of the order though in his voluminous work. The paperback book Edgar Cayce on Prophecy, published in 1967 by Carter, is a short compilation on the...