Duck
Creek Lodge
Masonic
Library
Orientation
for New Candidates
of Duck Creek Masonic Lodge # 1419
By James
N. White, WM Duck Creek Lodge, 1990-1991
Anything that is written that you receive from the Lodge is not only not restricted...you are encouraged to share it with your family and friends! Masonry is not a secret organization... true, we do have secret rituals, but that secrecy serves only to lend fuller emphasis to the publicly stated high aims and goals of the Fraternity.
For
Mother's Day
From the Murrow Masonic Monitor
(Oklahoma)
Second Section (Middle Chamber Lecture), FC degreesubmitted by Brother
Michael J. 'Mikey' Paroski - paroski@post.cis.smu.edu
Famous
Masons
Compiled from information
found on the internet. Here is a brief listing of famous people who are
Masons. Or, are these Masons who are famous people?
Masonic
Penalties
From the Grand Lodge of Texas, with
permission Many Masons believe that the penalties
of our obligations are land-marks handed down from antiquity. This is not so.
The Old Charges or Manuscripts, the first being the Regius Poem written in 1390
A.D., all contain Charges or "land-marks" that we use today, but not
until the Edinburgh Regiser House Manuscript of 1696 was there any mention of a
penalty.
Ancient
Free & Accepted Masonry
Lodges and Grand Lodges whose charters' roots derive from
the United Grand Lodge of Ancient Freemasons of England, The Grand Lodge of
Ireland or the Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Scotland use
the expression, A.'.F.'.& A.'.M.'.
"The
Lighter Side of Masonry"
Various Authors
Masonic stories, jokes, poems