We spend a great deal of time in our degrees talking about self-improvement — building our character, strengthening our minds, and for some of us, that translates into even working […]
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The Masonic Use of Anno Lucis When we gather in this lodge, we are surrounded not only by our ritual and our symbols but also by a quiet set of customs
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St. George’s Lodge No. 15 in St. Catharines, Ontario is proud to share insights into some of history’s most remarkable Freemasons—men whose legacy still inspires the Craft today. Among them,
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The Grand Honors in Freemasonry: A Symbol of Respect and Tradition Brethren, The Grand Honors in Freemasonry, are a gesture that has been passed down through the centuries. The Grand
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Remembering Vimy Ridge: A Freemason’s Perspective from St. George’s Lodge No. 15, St. Catharines April 9th marks Vimy Ridge Day in Canada, a national day of remembrance for a battle that helped
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Baseball History & Masonic Hall of Famers Baseball and Freemasonry Two deeply rooted traditions in American culture—share more than just longevity. From the humble beginnings of baseball in 19th-century fields
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There are a number of surprising connections between our Masonic teachings and Stoicism – specifically the wisdom of the Stoic philosopher and Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius (121AD to 180AD). Much
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