The Masonic Lodge: A Place of Fellowship
Written by Br. Billy Kozuh, Junior Deacon The Masonic Lodge serves as the heart of Freemasonry, providing a space for members to gather, learn, and grow together. It is a place where men of different backgrounds can unite under common values, forging bonds of brotherhood that transcend social, political, and religious differences. The lodge fosters […]
The Role of Charity in Freemasonry
Written by Br. Billy Kozuh, Junior Deacon Charity is a cornerstone of Freemasonry, embodying the organization’s commitment to the welfare of others. Masons are encouraged to practice charity not only by giving to those in need but also by fostering a spirit of kindness and compassion. Masonic lodges around the world engage in various charitable […]
The Symbolism of the Square and Compasses
Written by Br. Billy Kozuh, Junior Deacon The square and compasses are perhaps the most recognizable symbols of Freemasonry. These tools of the stonemason represent fundamental Masonic principles. The square symbolizes morality, reminding Masons to square their actions with virtue. The compasses represent self-control and the importance of keeping one’s passions within due bounds. Together, […]
The Origins of Freemasonry
Written by Br. Billy Kozuh, Junior Deacon Freemasonry is often shrouded in mystery, with its origins tracing back to the stonemason guilds of the Middle Ages. These guilds were responsible for building the great cathedrals of Europe, and over time, they evolved into a fraternal organization. The transition from operative stonemasonry to speculative Freemasonry occurred […]
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Remembering Brother Dean Dennis: A Tribute to a Remarkable Life
Written by Br. Billy Kozuh, Junior Deacon, and WB Scot Baker, PM Brother Dean Dennis, a distinguished member of the Masonic community, recently passed away, leaving behind a legacy that spans decades of service, dedication, and remarkable accomplishments. Born on May 1, 1927, his life was marked by unwavering service, remarkable achievements, and a passion […]
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