Two of the most important subjects that Davis discusses are those of marriage and fatherhood. The challenges and rewards of being a husband and a father are great. As Davis notes, too many of us had poor role models of … Read More
Freemasonry is entirely built around traditions. From time immemorial, those who have belonged to the world’s oldest and largest fraternal order have metaphorically passed between the pillars of Solomon’s Temple to nurture within themselves a harmonious bond between tradition and … Read More
Freemasonry is entirely built around traditions. From time immemorial, those who have belonged to the world’s oldest and largest fraternal order have metaphorically passed between the pillars of Solomon’s Temple to nurture within themselves a harmonious bond between tradition and … Read More
Two of the most important subjects that Davis discusses are those of marriage and fatherhood. The challenges and rewards of being a husband and a father are great. As Davis notes, too many of us had poor role models of … Read More
“Episode 149 – The Masonic Journey With Ill. Robert Davis, 33°”
One of the questions that occasionally eats at me when I am driving home from a Masonic event, degree, or function that has been woefully mediocre is how our members can sit through such Masonic happenings month after month and … Read More
A lot of men ask me if I think every Mason should be a 32° Mason. Since I am privileged to serve the craft in Oklahoma as the Secretary of one of the most popular and respected Scottish Rite organizations … Read More
When the Worshipful Master is asked at his installation if he agrees that it is not in the power of man, or any body of men, to make innovations in the Body of Masonry, it is important to understand that … Read More
“If you think about what you ought to do for other people, your character will take care of itself.” –Bro. Woodrow Wilson Perhaps it is true that all institutions ultimately move away from their orthodoxy. Times change. People move through … Read More
What come you here to do? My Brothers, this is one of the great questions in all of Freemasonry! As those of us in the fraternity know, it is actually one of the first questions we ask an Entered Apprentice … Read More