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Good evening Quarrymen, “We hear the word “Charity” throughout our entire Masonic experience. Everywhere from our introduction as Entered Apprentices to our stated communications when talking about brothers, their families, and those in our localities that need assistance. How many of us truly understand the impact of what this simple word means?” Coming to YouTube…
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This anonymous work from 1935 looks at the two brazen pillars at the entrance of King Solomon’s Temple and how they represent one of the most enigmatic symbols in Freemasonry, surrounded by a rich tapestry of historical and mythical interpretations. These pillars, often confused with ancient stone pillars mentioned in old Masonic manuscripts, embody a…
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Good evening Quarrymen, This weekend on YouTube … “Few references in Freemasonry are less understood than the two brazen pillars in the porch of King Solomon’s Temple. Probably a greater mass of misinformation exists regarding these than any other symbol in the Craft”.
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Part two of the paper by Harvey Lovewell, presented at the ANZMRC Conference in Dunedin in 2022, exploring the requirement of belief in a Supreme Being for Masonic membership. It delves into historical and contemporary perspectives on this belief, examining its implications within Freemasonry’s constitution and practices. The paper challenges traditional views, suggesting a re-evaluation…
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This paper by Harvey Lovewell, presented at the ANZMRC Conference in Dunedin in 2022, explores the requirement of belief in a Supreme Being for Masonic membership. It delves into historical and contemporary perspectives on this belief, examining its implications within Freemasonry’s constitution and practices. The paper challenges traditional views, suggesting a re-evaluation of the role…
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This weekend, a presentation provided by the estimable Harvey Lovewell, which was first given at the ANZMRC Conference in Dunedin NZ in 2022. Thanks, Brother Harvey, for the contribution!
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This short tale, from the pen of the United States’ ‘Poet Laureate of Freemasonry‘ Rob Morris, tells of the consequences of blind prejudice on the life of one Freemason during the anti-Masonic furore of the late 1820s.
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Good Evening Quarrymen From the pen of Rob Morris, the American ‘Poet Laureate of Freemasonry’ comes the gripping tale of Oliver Lanceroy, a Harvard-educated pastor under the auspices of George Washington, whose life intertwines with the ancient traditions of Freemasonry. As he confronts the turbulent anti-Masonic movement, Lanceroy’s unwavering principles are put to the ultimate…
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New for 2024 Introducing a series of short introductory videos for the non-Mason: 1. What is Freemasonry? 2. What do Freemasons do? 3. What to Freemasons believe? 4. A brief history of Freemasonry 5. How is Freemasonry structured? 6. Masonic words and terms 7. How do you become a Freemason? 8. What to expect in the…
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Good evening Quarrymen, In the past four years, “From the Quarries” has shared over 700 videos, diving deep into Masonic topics. Your questions and comments, from YouTube and our website, have been a rich source of engagement, especially from non-Masons and those aspiring to join. This weekend, we’re mixing things up with “A Beginner’s Guide…
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This week’s long-form video is an anonymous paper originally published in ‘The Masonic Monthly’ in 1865.
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Good evening Quarrymen! This weekend’s video comes from the Masonic Monthly of 1865… “The three chief symbols of the ancient Fraternity of Masons were the Bible, Square and Compass. In the mediaeval lodge they were always to be found on the Master’s table, and were termed the “three great lights.”. Coming to YouTube Saturday 6…
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This work is undated, but appears quite contemporary from the style of language. If Brother Robert P. Kaltenbach sees this video, please get in touch so I can confirm permission to use your work. The Master Mason Degree tells us that the Grand Master Hiram Abif was no longer alive at the time the Temple…
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Dive into the heartwarming world of Masonic mystery and holiday cheer with our latest video, ‘The Case of the Missing Christmas Pudding’. Set in the grand halls of a snow-kissed Masonic Lodge, this festive tale unfolds with a twist of humor and a touch of intrigue. Watch as the lodge’s beloved brothers, adorned in their…
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Good evening Quarrymen Just in time for Christmas, enter a world of Masonic Drama and Intrigue. A Merry Mystery of Festive Fun. Witness the Crime, Collect the Clues, and help us discover WHODUNNIT! Coming to YouTube this weekend.
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In this anonymous presentation from 1930 … “We have more right to be astonished that the astronomical references are so few, rather than to be surprised that there are so many! We are taught that geometry and Masonry were originally synonymous terms and geometry, fifth of the seven liberal arts and sciences, is given more…
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Good Evening Quarrymen Coming to YouTube this weekend … “Geometry came into existence to answer the ceaseless questionings of man as to the “why” of celestial phenomena.” What does this mean for the Freemason?
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