Timeless Traditions by WB Greg J. Knott When somebody tells you a story, as long as that story lasts, you’re caught in this sort of timeless moment. Michael Paterniti One of the greatest strengths of …

There is More to Being a Traveling Man than Pins and Mileage by WB Robert E. Jackson For many months I’ve had a paper idea in my ‘todo’ list on the importance of travel. When …

Freemasonry – Connecting It All by RWB Robert H. Johnson Freemasonry–that age old fraternity that conspiracy theorists claim “control everything”. We say, “We don’t know anything relating to a ‘World Agenda’”. They say, “You’re just …

The Circle of Life and Learning by Bill Hosler, PM I visited you today. Seeing you lying there it appeared like you were sleeping, like so many times I visited your house and you had …

The Newport Tower: Two Theories by Bro. Travis Simpkins Situated in Touro Park in Newport, Rhode Island, the structure referred to as the “Old Stone Mill” or more simply “The Newport Tower” has been a …

Reflections On Freemasonry At The Tomb Of The Unknown Soldier by WB Darin A. Lahners I don’t know about you, but I see our craft’s influence in some of the most unexpected places. One example …

A Brother’s Love by WB Robert E. Jackson Seven score and 17 years ago, the United States of America was ripped apart and thrust into war with each other. The 85 year-old debate between State …

What Freemasonry Teaches Us About Priorities by Todd E. Creason I made a very difficult decision recently–I decided that after seven years serving as Secretary of my Lodge, it was time to step down and …

Today in Masonic History Alexander Fleming is born in 1881. Alexander Fleming was a Scottish pharmacologist, botanist and biologist. Fleming was born at Lochfield Farm near Darvel, Scotland on August 6, 1881. Fleming’s one of …

Shadows Burned Onto the Walls – Addressing Freemasonry’s Biggest Problem by Robert H. Johnson   Freemasonry is a wonderful organization. It’s members hold it to the highest regard. Whether active in all things Masonic or …