Who Was Elias Ashmole And Why is He So Important to Freemasonry?
A Freemasonry Historical Problem Fate Masonic Lodge No. 802 Freemasonry is filled with educational moments that help us understand not only our history, but also...
Euclid’s Elements: The Quiet Force That Shaped Great Minds
Euclid’s Elements For more than two millennia, one book has influenced thinkers, leaders, scientists, and philosophers more than almost any other—second only to the Bible....
King Solomon’s Temple, the Fellowcraft Degree, the globes, or the Seven Liberal Arts and Sciences
The Pillars Inside the Modern Masonic Lodge In a modern lodge, Jachin and Boaz may appear as substantial physical columns, stylized architectural elements, symbolic representations,...
Officer Installation 2026-2027 Masonic Year
Worshipful MasterScott Mennucci Senior WardenBrian Griffeth, P.M.Junior WardenDevon HudsonTreasurerAdam Aguirre, P.M.SecretaryJohn Hamilton, P.M.ChaplainKeith CochenourSenior DeaconCayce Carr, P.M.Junior DeaconKevin Cullen, P.M.TilerDallas Houston Worshipful Master Scott Mennucci
King Solomon’s Temple and the Three Degrees of the Craft
Although the image is distorted, the grand designs of King Solomon's Temple were impressive. Today, we use modern technology to replicate the drawings and schemes...
Finding a Lodge’s Center of Gravity: Time Management
Every lodge has a center of gravity, an internal point of balance where people, purpose, and progress effortlessly align. When that center is steady, the...
Raising the Community Ashlar: How Organized Charity Makes a Bigger Difference
In operative Masonry, an ashlar is a stone shaped by hard work and skill. In speculative Masonry, it becomes a symbol of personal growth. The...
The Anchor and the Lever: Why Good Men Need Solid Ground
Every man who wants to make a real difference has to start with one honest question: What keeps me steady? Before a man can lift...
A Fulcrum
The word "fulcrum" is not merely a modern business term; it is a fundamental tool from the days when we were truly a fraternity of...
The Lion’s Paw in the Pyramid Mysteries
The Mythological Origins Historically popularized by occult scholars like Manly P. Hall and Albert Pike, the concept originates from allegorical tales in Kemetic (Ancient Egyptian)...
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