"Lodge dark" in the context of Freemasonry refers to a period during which a Masonic lodge suspends its regular meetings, often during the summer months or other designated times. This practice is commonly referred to as the "lodge dark period." During this time, the lodge temporarily suspends its usual activities, including regular meetings and Masonic...
A lodge-stated meeting refers to a regular and scheduled gathering of members of a Masonic lodge, where various administrative, business, and ritualistic matters are addressed. Stated meetings are usually held on a predetermined schedule, such as monthly or quarterly, and they serve as a foundation for the lodge's organizational activities and operations. Lodge-stated meetings provide...
A Masonic lodge practice meeting is a rehearsal or training session conducted by a Masonic lodge to prepare its members for various Masonic activities, rituals, ceremonies, and lodge procedures. These practice meetings are designed to ensure that the officers and members of the lodge are well-prepared, knowledgeable, and confident in their roles and responsibilities during...
A Masonic lodge practice meeting is a rehearsal or training session conducted by a Masonic lodge to prepare its members for various Masonic activities, rituals, ceremonies, and lodge procedures. These practice meetings are designed to ensure that the officers and members of the lodge are well-prepared, knowledgeable, and confident in their roles and responsibilities during...
A Masonic lodge practice meeting is a rehearsal or training session conducted by a Masonic lodge to prepare its members for various Masonic activities, rituals, ceremonies, and lodge procedures. These practice meetings are designed to ensure that the officers and members of the lodge are well-prepared, knowledgeable, and confident in their roles and responsibilities during...
The 84th MWSA is an organization composed of dedicated Past Masters of the current 8 Masonic Lodges in the 84th Masonic Districts of the Grand Lodge of Texas. We are dedicated to serving our Lodges and mentoring the Worshipful Masters, Wardens, and Secretaries within them. The Masters, Wardens, and Secretaries Association is a way for...
A lodge-stated meeting refers to a regular and scheduled gathering of members of a Masonic lodge, where various administrative, business, and ritualistic matters are addressed. Stated meetings are usually held on a predetermined schedule, such as monthly or quarterly, and they serve as a foundation for the lodge's organizational activities and operations. Lodge-stated meetings provide...
The Master Mason (MM) degree ritual is a solemn and symbolic ceremony that is performed within a Masonic lodge. It is a central part of Masonic initiation and is characterized by its use of allegory, symbols, and moral teachings. The ritual conveys the story of Hiram Abiff, a biblical figure associated with the construction of...
A Masonic lodge fish fry is a popular type of social event and fundraiser organized by Masonic lodges in many regions. It typically involves cooking and serving fried fish, often accompanied by other side dishes like coleslaw, hushpuppies, fries, or cornbread. These events are open to the public, and the proceeds are often used to...
A Masonic lodge practice meeting is a rehearsal or training session conducted by a Masonic lodge to prepare its members for various Masonic activities, rituals, ceremonies, and lodge procedures. These practice meetings are designed to ensure that the officers and members of the lodge are well-prepared, knowledgeable, and confident in their roles and responsibilities during...
