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3 Ways to Improve the Civility of Our Conversations Online

Posted on 4 Feb 2021 by jonathandinsmore

Freemasonry upholds the virtues of Temperance and Equality; its principles remind us of the inherent Unity of all of Humanity: One Brotherhood of Mankind united under God. The Craft instructs its initiates to avoid extremes by finding a middle path and to practice the Golden Rule with our fellows.

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Under the Banner of Universal Co-Masonry: The Institution of Polaris Lodge

Posted on 13 Oct 2017 by universalfreemasonry

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It is the custom of Freemasons to gather to lay the foundation stone or dedicate and consecrate certain places in time-honored ceremonies. For example, on September 18, 1793, President George Washington, a Freemason, laid the cornerstone of the U.S. Capitol and was assisted by the… Continue Reading “Under the Banner of Universal Co-Masonry: The Institution of Polaris Lodge”

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