Br. Kirk MacNulty on Masonic Central Sunday, March 8th
March 2, 2009 by masonictraveler
Filed under Masonic Central
Join us this Sunday, March 8th, as we talk with Br. Kirk MacNulty, the author of several Masonic books including Freemasonry: Symbols, Secrets, Significance
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Br. Kirk has been an inspiration for many on the mystical ideas of Freemasonry and its deep rooted ties to the Renaissance and scientific revolution that followed. But interestingly, his take on Masonic Mysticism does did not originate from the familiar sources that we associate with it today. Also, we plan to explore the meaning and need of allegory and myth, as it pertains to the fraternity.
With perhaps in a more poignant tone, we will also talk about the the reawakening of the new age idea and philosophy of the the development of the inner Temple and how that is shaping the face of Freemasonry in the 21st Century.
I know it will be an informative program and one not to miss.
Look for us this Sundays, March 8th, at 6PM PST/9PM EST to listen to the program live on TalkShoe here, where you can join the show and interact. All you need to do is call the number 724-444-7444 and enter the Talkshoe Call ID for Masonic Central which is 19162 fifteen minutes before the program. Or, if you’ve missed the program, you can listen to a replay here following the programs close, or from Itunes by searching for the Masonic Central Pod Cast on Freemason Information!
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Hi brothers
WOW great job with the new website… a new era in the development of Masonic Central… our digital magazine!
Thank you for all the hard work…
PS: I miss the list of book reviewed during the show… anyway to integrate it back, as a side bar maybe
William C
Santa Barbara
I became a Mason looking for ‘fraternitas.’ I was not expecting to find a body designed by and for individuals, like me, seeking insights (certainly not answers) to questions of meaning, purpose, identity, and spiritual growth. Brother MacNulty’s book “The Way of the Craftsman” was my first book on Masonry and one that exploded the limits of what I thought I could learn in Masonry. This conversation opened me to even more. I took many notes and have a nice new reading list to pursue. Many thanks.
Learning! THanks!