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Brothers,
My Lodge uses the S&C bulbs.
I have attended one lodge that uses candles: University Lodge in Austin, Texas in an historic old building there. I was very impressed with the "lighting of the candles" at the opening of the lodge. Much better than tapping the bulb to make sure it...
Kevin,
Masonry is interested in making "good men better." We have all done things in our youth that showed a lack of judgment. You gain wisdom through experience!
Question 16 on the petition states:
16. Have you ever been charged with a felony or misdemeanor involving moral turpitude...
You can only sit in lodge in another lodge that is fully-recognized by the Grand Lodge under whose jurisdiction you are.
If you are a Grand Lodge of Texas Mason, this means you can only sit in Lodge in those other Grand Lodges that are "Masonically recognized" by the GLoT. I presume that same...
Found this thread after the event, or I would have loved to travel down to Round Rock for it. I hope to catch future meetings in Round Rock, which looks like a great lodge!
The following essay is by
By Terence Satchell
I found it on phoenixmasonry.org
The Late Brother Abi's Disenchantment with American Freemasonry
Here he lays, cold and mute, wrapped in the icy cloak of death. Our late Brother Abi, setting his working tools down for the last time. His...
Brothers,
Please read the following essay from Worshipful Brother Frederic L. Milliken.
I found it on phoenixmasonry.org.
By the way, phoenixmasonry.org is a treasure trove of information and Masonic literature. Add it to your favorites and bookmark it to find your way there for future...
Here is an old poem that has been making the Masonic circles. It came to me from a local brother in Salado and then from Brother Dwight Seals.
Lodge Number One, The North Pole
'Twas the Night before Christmas, and down at the
lodge not a gavel was stirring, and in the...
How many of you are members of Moon Lodges?
Salado Masonic Lodge is one of the few remaining "Moon Lodges" left in the state of Texas. At one time, before electrification of the rural countrysides, most Masonic lodges were "Moon Lodges," which meant that their meeting calendars were driven by...
I woke up at 1 a.m. and watched it in our backyard with my wife and daughter and dogs!
We had our Masonic Lodge meeting a few hours before. Salado Masonic Lodge is one of the few Moon Lodges left in Texas.
The following is from Ed Halpaus, the education officer of the Grand Lodge of Minnesota. He has a weekly email called Mehr Licht (More Light). If any brothers are interested in receiving it in the future, send me a private message with your email address and I will add you to my email list...
Salado Masonic Lodge will confer a Master Mason's Degree at 9 a.m. Saturday Jan. 8 at the Lodge, located at 90 N. Church St. in Salado, Texas.
After the degree and lecture, one of our Master Masons will give his Master's proficiency.
Following that, we will have a chili lunch.
We are a small...
You are right Tom. Perhaps this whole discussion/thread should be moved to The Quarry. However, I do not know how to initiate or even join The Quarry discussions.
Brothers,
I have had a couple of instances occur lately that have put a bur under my saddle, so to speak. I'll give the background before I get to the questions.
Here they are:
Incident #1:
Our small lodge held a fundraiser at a public event in our small town. Lots of people from other...
Brother Dave
Do you have the GRand Lodge Laws in electronic format? If so, can you share it? I have looked online for the Laws of Texas in an electronic media with no luck.
Tim in Salado