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Monthly Archives: December 2009
The Masonic year that was 2009
Highlights are a staple to every nightly news, we live in bits and bytes, electronically and in our day to day doings. With that in mind, I thought a recap of some of 2009′s Masonic blogs would be a great … Continue reading
Posted in Masonic Traveler
Tagged 2009, Blogs, masonic, Thought Leadership, year in review
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Brotherly Love
We have heard over and over that Freemasonry is a Brotherhood. That it is a fraternity. We use the term ‘Masonic Family’ when referring to the group of organizations associated with Masonry. But it often seems that we use these … Continue reading
Sol Invictus
Dies Natalis Solis Invicti Sol Invictus INVENTORI LUCIS SOLI INVICTO AUGUSTO To the contriver of light, Sol Invictus Augustus
The Spirit of Christmas Describes the Practice of a Mason
It is this time of year when I stop and take notice of a certain change in the atmosphere around me. When I accidentally cut off a stranger on the road I do not get back the raised fist or … Continue reading
Posted in The Bee Hive
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Christmas and Freemasonry.
At its surface, the Christmas holiday has no intrinsic connection to the fraternity of Freemasonry. What I mean by that is no where in the degrees does it link itself to any particular holiday in its practice, in particular the … Continue reading
Posted in Masonic Traveler
Tagged alchemy, Christmas, fire, holiday, john the Evangelist, knowledge, sol invictus, Symbolism, table lodge, winter solstice, Yule
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Freemasonry the Reality, a review.
Tobias Churton is a prolific Masonic author and one I’ve come to hold in high esteem. For many, he may not be a regular household name as his work (and residence) come from abroad in the U.K. and in an … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged book review, Freemasonry, lewis masonic, Masonic History, tobias churton
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The Realization of Truth
One of my favorite scenes in any movie occurs at the climax of the classic film Ben-Hur. During the scene where Jesus is carrying his crucifix through Jerusalem, he collapses underneath the weight of his burden. As Simon of Cyrene … Continue reading
Mark Koltko-Rivera on Masonic Central
This week on Masonic Central: With the release of The Lost Symbol, many have had the opportunity to read though the work and see the results of Dan Brown’s non-Masonic contribution to the mythology of the fraternity. Like his past … Continue reading
Posted in Masonic Central
Tagged Dan Brown, Mark Koltko-Rivera, Masonic Central, pod cast, The Lost Symbol
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Relative is relative
Things have been quiet on the inter-webs in recent weeks as we start the slow descent down the calendar page to the holidays. Especially as most of north America is under the first major winter storm, I write this as … Continue reading
Publisher and Br. Michael Poll of Cornerstone Publishing on Masonic Central
Ever stop to think for a few moments where some of your favorite Masonic books and imprints come from? Or how certain books get published (or don’t end up in print)? What about e-books, or that really rare hard to … Continue reading
Posted in Masonic Central
Tagged cornerstone Publishing, Masonic books, Michael Poll, pod cast, publisher
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