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I would like to connect and collect information from ministers who are masons. I am a pastor and Past Master and would like to promote a better understanding of why we are masons in the clergy community.
Ignorance is our enemy. However, we must abide by Masonic law and tradition in all of our communication

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Originally Posted by blake

By W. Bro. Fred Milliken

First one must admit that there is racism in Freemasonry. For many that is going to be hard. Racism in Freemasonry occurs in pockets around the country but rarely in a whole jurisdiction. While some local Lodges are barring Black African-Americans others are welcoming them. If you haven't witnessed racism in the Craft then you are apt to deny that it exists.

One measure of racial attitude is the recognition of Prince Hall by American Grand Lodges.

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I apologize in advance if this blog can be a bit philosophical. I recently was raised as a Master Mason a few months ago. However, being 22 years of age, I have encountered many obstacles and questions of Freemasonry. Being raised as a Master Mason was probably one of the greatest days of my life so far cause I can truly see that all men within this fraternity are united and equal no matter what walks of life they come from. I have met many brothers who have helped me along the way to be a Master ...

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Greetings to all worthy Brothers from Metropolitan Lodge 1182 Dallas

I would like to wish everyone a happy and fruitful St. Johns day !!

I have been looking for some way to celebrate this feast day in a masonic way, but to no avail. It seems that the most notable day of the Masonic calendar is no longer celebrated, at least in Texas.
Perhaps next year I will take it upon myself to throw a party, raise some dough for a worthy cause, and eat and pray with my brothers. ...