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I guess I don't understand people who write these articles and their headlines. First, they quote (word for word) from the Report of the Foreign Relations Committee of the GL of Massachusett's, but they fail to READ the Report. The Report says that the recommendation of the Committee is that...

Your headline, "GLNF Deemed Irregular by North American Grand Masters," is false. It refers to the Conference of Grand Masters of North America, whose annual Conference ended Tuesday 21 February. What their printed Report said was this: "Although the GLNF is still considered to be regular...

If you are worried about our visibility, I would think that all the publicity we've been getting in Time-Life, Newsweek and U.S. News special editions, added to the almost constant coverage on cable television, movies and books would be enough. If your objective is to appease the anti-Masons out...

I'm not too worried about the members, although maybe I should be. My concern is when non-Masons are driving vehicles with a Masonic emblem on the rear. If the only benefit is $22, I'd pay double that to have no emblem on the back of my car. The old Grand Lodge Law that prohibited Masonic...

Wiccans, Schmiccans. What about those who only serve the great Gozer the Gozerian? What is this, a forum for Freemasons, or a sci-fi/comics convention?

For years, there was an article in our Grand Lodge law that forbade putting a Masonic Square & Compasses decal on the back of your car. The sound reasoning behind that was that if a Mason let someone else (his son, daughter, nephew, niece, or neighbor, etc.) drive his car, then he has no control...

Nope. I'm not a fan of personalized plates, bumper stickers, window stickers, shirts or caps that advertise, or danglies that hang from my rear view mirror. There is no reason why I would want some random person who just happens to be behind me at an intersection knowing whether I am a member of...