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Relationship Advice
Talk to her. Anything that bothers you, SHE needs to know about.- Bro. Stewart P.M.
- Post #11
- Forum: The Refreshment Lounge
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Clandestine Freemasons
What would be the purpose of these sections?? What can be discussed there that can not already be discussed elsewhere? IMO, what MoT is striving to do is beat down the barriers of this fraternity, not create new ones. Or am I completely misunderstanding your point?- Bro. Stewart P.M.
- Post #55
- Forum: The Voting Booth
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San Antonio, TX I want to become a Freemason
AS modern as most Lodges are these days, they are still ancient by habit. My best advice to you is to get up out of the computer chair and get moving. Find out when the Lodge meets and get up there to meet the Brethren in person! You will soon find out that nothing is given to you in this great...- Bro. Stewart P.M.
- Post #3
- Forum: Find a Masonic Lodge
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What was your first position?
Bended knees.... As an officer, Junior Deacon.- Bro. Stewart P.M.
- Post #82
- Forum: The Voting Booth
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North Carolina lodge #563
Congratulations Brother!- Bro. Stewart P.M.
- Post #2
- Forum: Fraternal Greetings
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Solicitation of funds from Grand Lodge of Texas AF & AM
I am under the impression that the Officers travel costs are paid by themselves, not by the Grand Lodge. At least in Texas anyhow.- Bro. Stewart P.M.
- Post #21
- Forum: General Freemasonry Discussion
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Grips?
Personally, you should never use any grips or other modes of recognition, unless you and the person exchanging with know each other to be Masons, by proper examination. I feel that we are becoming complacent and careless with our modes of recognition.- Bro. Stewart P.M.
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- Forum: General Freemasonry Discussion
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Is there any way that a Muslim brother could become a 360 degree mason?
I can not go into the details of the actual commitment or obligation. I suppose that you can "take it" as far as you deem it. I don't know many non-Christians that would defend Christianity at "all costs" though...- Bro. Stewart P.M.
- Post #5
- Forum: Prince Hall Freemasonry
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Is there any way that a Muslim brother could become a 360 degree mason?
To the best of my greater limited knowlege, there is no such thing as a 360 degree Mason. Numbered degrees within the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite stop at 32 degrees, with the 33rd degree being honorary. Any God fearing man can be receive the "Order of the Temple" within the York Rite...- Bro. Stewart P.M.
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- Forum: Prince Hall Freemasonry
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Br. & musician from Cleveland
Hello & Welcome!- Bro. Stewart P.M.
- Post #10
- Forum: Fraternal Greetings
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Good evening brethren
Welcome to the Community here!- Bro. Stewart P.M.
- Post #3
- Forum: Fraternal Greetings
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Greetings from Cleveland, Ohio!
I am sorry that I did not see this sooner... Hello & Welcome to the Community!!- Bro. Stewart P.M.
- Post #10
- Forum: Fraternal Greetings
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Invited to appendant bodies TO the appendant bodies :)
Congratulations Companion!- Bro. Stewart P.M.
- Post #2
- Forum: The York Rite
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Master Elect
It is official. I am now the Worshipful Master elect of Thomas B. Hunter Lodge #1356, Grand Prairie, TX!! My installation is set for June 27th at 7:00pm.- Bro. Stewart P.M.
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- Forum: General Freemasonry Discussion
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New member
Congratulations and Welcome to a Lighter world!!- Bro. Stewart P.M.
- Post #3
- Forum: Fraternal Greetings