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May 2002 |
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What's new? What's hot? Masonic Education! More Masonic Education!! |
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What's new? | |
We added more than 55 new files in the education section of MasterMason.info. Also, please add your favorite links to MasterMason.info in the Links pages... Your favorite links are listed on our site. We even offer a non-Masonic commercial section! |
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"The Man Who Would Be King". The replica pendant from the famous movie
was created in response to repeated requests from brethren for this fine
piece. The artist, Andrew Horn is a very active Mason and designer
living in Port Hueneme, CA. He has been creating new Masonic jewelry in
solid gold or silver for his brethren in Santa Monica Lodge and is now
expanding through the internet. The jewelry sold at
www.mastersjewel.com is hand
carved |
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Masonic Education! | |
THE
MODEL MASON By Bro. ROB. MORRIS There's a
fine old Mason in the land, he's genial, wise and true, His list of
brothers comprehends, Dear Brothers, me and you; So warm his
heart the snow blast fails to chill his generous blood, And his hand is like a giant's when outstretched to man or GOD; Reproach nor
blame, nor any shame, has checked his course or dimmed his fame
All honor to
his name! This fine old
Mason is but one of a large family: In every
lodge you'll find his kin, you'll find them two or three; You'll know
them when you see them, for they have their father's face, A generous
knack of speaking truth and doing good always;
Reproach nor
blame, nor any shame, has checked their course or dimmed their fame - Freemason is
their name! Ah, many an
orphan smiles upon the kindred as they pass; And many a
widow's prayers confess the sympathizing grace; The FATHER of
this Brotherhood himself is joyed to see Their works
-they're numbered all in Heaven, those deeds of charity! Reproach nor
blame, nor any shame, there check their course or dim their fame - All honor to their name!
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More Masonic Education!! | |
We added more than 55 new files to the education section of the website. |
Working for the CRAFT, Fraternally and Sincerely, Past Master Mathews
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