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I just Voted again, and added polite commentary as to the need for position correction.

You know, I just noticed that. I wonder if that was done on purpose?

The meetings are a tad long at times.

To the best of my knowledge there has not been a website created for this new Lodge. As soon as we have one I will certainly post the address online here.

I haven't heard anything new since the original notice from GL, I'll be buying though...

Bro. David, Welcome to Masons of Texas!!

Anthony McClure, Welcome to Masons of Texas & Congratulations upon your upcomming Initiation!!

Welcome Bro. Barclay!!

Well Benton, I believe that with me being a member of this new Lodge you'll be kept well informed of any degrees!! All I can tell you from what I have seen of the Red Lodge Ritual is that it is VERY intense in comparison to the degrees we took here in TX!

Wonderful News Indeed!! First of all I wish to congratulate my good friend and Brother, Bryan Price!! Bryan has worked exceptionally hard putting this new Lodge together! Secondly I am extremely honored that I am one of O.K. Allen Lodge's Charter Members!! Congratulations Bryan...

Welcome to Masons of Texas!

We also host a Christmas party every year, it's actually half of the Stewards budget each year. We have ours over at the local Church dining hall, and invite all of the widows and the local battered / abused women's shelter.

I believe that answer is in two parts: 1) Yes, you could sit in a GLoMA Lodge with a PHA Brother 2) No, you cold not sit in a MWPHGLoMA with a MA Brother At least this is what I have been told by several well versed Brethren pertaining to my similar inquiry about OK visitation.

Welcome Bro. Keye! We are glad that you decided to join us here at Masons of Texas!

All Seeing Eye: In the modern Masonic ritual the All-Seeing Eye is combined with the Sword, pointed at a Naked Heart; which latter emblem apparently came to American Freemasonry through Webb. The quotation from his Monitor (1797) is as follows: "The Sword pointing to a Naked Heart...

Corn, wine, and oil are the Masonic elements of consecration. The adoption of these symbols is supported by the highest antiquity. Corn, wine, and oil were the most important productions of Eastern countries; they constituted the wealth of the people, and were esteemed as the supports of life...

Brother Allen, There has been some recent discussion here at Masons of Texas pertaining to the recent Edict relating to the Widow's Sons Motorcycle Group. Most of the questions that you are asking have been answered within those threads. Fortunately or unfortunately, all threads pertaining...

I Tappa Keg / I Felta Thigh

LMAO!!! Custom tittle?? I already have one of those, its under my name within my signature...