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Neither GL allows visitation in texas right now. I wish they would. Freemason Connect Mobile

As I understand it, most military lodges are PHA lodges. Texas masons, as of now, are not supposed to be attending them (I was told this by a one time Grand Lodge officer). I hope things change soon. Freemason Connect Premium App

A little p-yew stink bait will take care of that Come by and see me any time

It is an I-1 reference. I can't tell you anything about that though.

Sorry about my atrocious grammar, my iPhone isn't great for forums, to me at least. If I remember correctly, pope John Paul, I believe put out the papal bull regarding American craft masonry in the '70's. Maybe I am wrong, but I seem to recall learning about that a few months ago on the...

I have a friend who was in two lodges and had to resign from one to join KofC, I guess they only knew about the one lodge. I knew that to join one must leave a lodge to Mountie KofC, but I didn't know they would not allow you to join a lodge later. I know there has been a papal bull saying...

What happened at Panhandle lodge?

Should have said don't agree to the rules not "do"

It's only awkward if you do agree to the rules: Number one: keep your eyes closed Number two: don't pee on me Number three: if you do pee on me say your sorry and follow rule number one

To add another thought, is heaven a closeness to god and hell a separation from god? If so could we not experience it while alive? And if we can, what implications might this have for the afterlife? Does got want one religion over another? Or does he want to devout worshipper whatever the faith?

I think the ultimate answer to this question is: If their religion teaches about heaven, they most likely believe they will go there. I do not believe they will, I am therefore duty bound as a good Christian to share the gospel with them, but I am neither obligated nor inclined to brow beat...

Whoop from a former CT The band is still only cool on the field

I think Masonic plates would be great