General
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There are lots of terms which Freemasons use which may be unfamiliar, or unkown to non-members.
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Assorted quotes about Freemasonry, applicable to Freemasonry, or by Freemasons.
There are lots of terms which Freemasons use which may be unfamiliar, or unkown to non-members.
Assorted quotes about Freemasonry, applicable to Freemasonry, or by Freemasons.
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What Kind of man are You?
A short Australian film regarding the kind of men who become freemasons.
Not Just a Man - a Mason.
A short video from the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania.
Becoming a Good Man
A short video introducing Freemasonry from the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania.
Back to Our Roots
A short video from the Grand Lodge of Massachusetts.
Tolerance
A short video demonstrating tolerance between masons who might otherwise be at odds.
Appealing to Young People
An article by the BBC following the publication of the UGLE Annual Report in May 2021.
A short article considering what freemasonry is (and isn't).
Some FAQs about Freemasonry.
Freemasonry is an ancient system designed to impart morality and ethics.
As an organization, we accept individuals who pursue self excellence, service, and the gaining of knowledge.
A short essay by a recent Fello Craft from St David (University Lodge) No. 36.
‘When struggling, stressed or emotionally drained there are four things you should avoid; anger, hunger, isolation and exhaustion.’ An article on wellbeing and Freemasonry from The Square magazine.
Could Freemasonry be the antidote to modernity’s challenges for young men? The question posed in an article in The Square publication in July 2023.
What exactly makes Freemasonry so attractive to some men? There are many reasons why men may seek to join Freemasonry, and this article by Mike Soubra discusses some of them.
People sometimes refer to Freemasonry as being a "Secret Society." In one sense the statement is true.
Who can become a Freemason - some answers.
People who are asked such a question will give different answers, in
their own words, based on their own perceptions, experience and
education.
Why members of the Scottish Craft do not put forward their views on religion or politics in their capacity as Freemasons.
Masonry is often misunderstood. If only people could fully appreciate the extent to which brothers go to show care and affection for those around them, then it's likely the recognition of the fraternity would be greatly improved.
Of the many symbols of Freemasonry, the most prominent is the square and compasses.
Freemasonry represents the modern incarnation of the Ancient Mystery Tradition.
The steps involved in joining a Scottish Constitution Lodge.