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Yeah, I saw this on a news program. Very generous of Mr. Collins.

Great article! Interesting and informative. But then as a new MM everything about Masonry is interesting and informative to me.

I visited the battlefield years ago and saw this statue. Even though I was not a Mason at the time it was still a moving memorial.

Nice!

Excuse my ignorance brothers am new to the craft and interested in learning everything that I can. Am I correct in assuming that the steps mentioned are concerning the FC ritual? If so why were any steps removed?

Where is the apron now located?

Informative info, thanks for the reply brother.

I wish only good things for you going forward my friend.

This is a great life story. Things like this simply reinforce the good feelings I have about joining the Brotherhood.

Great post!!!! Sums it up very well.

I have known a number of Masons through the years and they all had something in common, they were all good and decent men. So I called a friend of more than 25 years who is a Mason and asked how to join. The rest is history.

"The best indicator of future behavior is past behavior". Dr. Phil

This is what my mentor told me when I was raised. He said that I am now an example of Masonry to the public at large. He also said that this is very important as I may be the only contact some people may have had with Masonry so the way I conduct myself will be taken by them as a reflection on...

Good info. Had never heard of these passports.

I'm a new MM. Could you tell me what "Burning Man" is?

Welcome to you brother.

Here in Kentucky when visiting other lodges when going through trial it is more likely than not that you will be asked to recite the Tiler's oath.

The first lodge that I visited after being raised the WM wore a fedora. Thought it looked cool.

Sounds like good advice to me.

I'm a new MM. What does "covered" and "uncovered" mean?