Tag Archives: Short Talks

MASONIC DOCTRINE: KEYSTONES FOR THE TEMPLE NOT BUILT WITH HUMAN HANDS

Posted on May 27, 2016 by Jake Mohns

MASONIC DOCTRINE: KEYSTONES FOR THE TEMPLE NOT BUILT WITH HUMAN HANDS Bro. David Freeman Blue Mountain Lodge 182 Grand Lodge of British Columbia and Yukon Brethren of the Craft are aware of members who no longer attend Lodge.  It would … Continue reading →

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A Masonic Lodge is Not a Service Club

Posted on November 30, 2014 by Jake Mohns

A Masonic Lodge is Not a Service Club By LAURENCE HEALEY, Senior Grand Warden Grand Lodge of British Columbia Many of the Craft fail to properly differentiate between the objectives of Freemasonry and those of the popular modern service clubs. … Continue reading →

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THE COWAN

Posted on November 28, 2014 by Jake Mohns

THE COWAN Bro. Anton O. Aspeslet, P.G.M.    The Oxford International Dictionary of the English Language gives the following definition of the word “Cowan”: Cowan – 1598 [?] 1. Sc. One who does the work of a mason, but has … Continue reading →

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Communications – A Road to Success

Posted on October 30, 2014 by Jake Mohns

Communications – A Road to Success Allen E. Roberts   OFTEN WE hear, “Let’s get to the nitty gritty,” or, “Let’s get to the nuts and bolts.” Excellent advice. If two people are on the same “wave length,” there is … Continue reading →

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Foreign Countries

Posted on September 9, 2014 by Jake Mohns

Foreign Countries   by: Carl H. Claudy     Our ancient operative brethren desired to become Masters so that, when they traveled in foreign countries, they could still practice their craft.  Speculative Freemasons still desire to “travel in foreign countries” and … Continue reading →

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De Molay, oddly, lives on

Posted on March 28, 2014 by Jake Mohns

    SEVEN hundred years ago, a dying knight uttered a curse as the flames of the pyre he was tied to lapped at his feet. Those words continue to haunt us even now.   That knight was Jacques de … Continue reading →

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The Rope and the Sword

Posted on March 13, 2014 by Jake Mohns

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The Obligation Of An Entered Apprentice Mason

Posted on March 4, 2014 by Jake Mohns

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The Fork, The Knife, and The Tumbler

Posted on January 25, 2014 by Jake Mohns

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Krakow, Poland – A hidden Jewel of Craftsmanship

Posted on January 3, 2014 by Jake Mohns

Krakow, Poland – A hidden Jewel of Craftsmanship Deep underground in Poland lies something remarkable but little known outside Eastern Europe. For centuries, miners have extracted salt there, but left behind things quite startling and unique. Take a look at … Continue reading →

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