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Well, gunpowder is a preferred ingredient in the fight against tyranny; I suppose.

Good luck with your proficiency, brother. You will do fine. The Fellowcraft degree is my favorite.

Welcome aboard, brother!

I haven't read anything that had this much of an impact on me in a long time. Thanks for sharing brother!

Welcome aboard!

Now that's funny!

Semper Fi, brother. Welcome aboard!

I think it's awesome that you had the courage to say something. I can't think of a better way to handle it among men or masons.

I will be the Senior Warden, serving The Colony #1451. Good luck to all of you this coming Masonic year!

Congratulations brother!

Welcome aboard brother!

Congratulations brother!

He ain't heavy, he's me Boaz. I'm right there with you brother. We will get it done.

Brother, I'm so sorry for your losses. Reading your story left me feeling speechless. I think that type of neglect is a Masonic offense. I would reach out to the Worshipful Master and Past Masters to see if they even knew what had transpired. Since the GLoTX found the person, there's no telling...

Welcome aboard! Have you visited a Lodge and talked to anyone yet? Don't be shy, visiting is normally one of the first steps.

Welcome aboard, again!

Good questions. This is what is called a courtesy degree, and is covered under article 478. "A Lodge in this jurisdiction may request another Lodge in this jurisdiction to confer a degree or degrees by courtesy." This was done in their Lodge, therefore their charter was used.

A couple of us from The Colony #1451 traveled down to Sonora, TX this weekend to see one of our brothers raised on his family's ranch. The degree was conferred by the brother's father, who is Worshipful Master of Dee Ora Lodge #715. Good times indeed! An outdoor degree takes the covering of...

Everything will go just fine. Good luck brother!

Welcome back brother!