Download the PDF for printing and distribution (click here) New Mexico Freemason September 2023 ∴ Volume 2023 ∴ Issue 6 Annual Communication 2024Save the Date.By: Annual Communication Committee Let There Be LightJust one of our tenants.By: Thomas L. SchenkGrand Master of Masons in New Mexico The Junior Warden Exemplifying the Plumb By: Kevin FitzwaterJunior Grand […]
Annual Communication 2024 By: Annual Communication Committee Be A Part of Creating the Future History of Masonry in New Mexico! Special room rates will be available Wednesday through Saturday Nights with event code. Registration & Hotel Reservations will begin mid-November.
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Let There Be Light Religion is taught in many ways By: Thomas L. SchenkGrand Master of Masons in New Mexico Not long ago an English schoolmaster, a veteran in that high service, was asked: “Where in your timetable do you teach religion?” He replied: “We teach it in arithmetic by accuracy.” “We teach it in
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The Junior Warden Exemplifying the Plumb By: Kevin L. FitzwaterJunior Grand Warden We all know who the Junior Warden of a lodge is. He is the first elected officer in the “chairs.” He calls the craft from labor to refreshment and back again at the command of the Worshipful Master. But what and why is
In Service Serving those who have served. By:James E. Bungard Junior Grand Deacon Members from Dona Daylight Masonic Lodge #78 visited the New Mexico Department of Health’s State Veterans’ Home, 992 S. Broadway in Truth or Consequences, NM on August 8, 2023. The New Mexico State Veterans’ Home (NMSVH) is a state-of-the-art facility located on
Get Involved! Expand your world of Freemasonry. By: Harry W. Jenkins II District Deputy Grand Master District 4 You joined Freemasonry for your own reasons. Now that you are a Brother why are you just sitting there? Have you visited another Lodge in the last year in your district? What about outside your district. I
The (Many) Role(s) of Ritual Our Greatest Treasure should be our Greatest Tool… in many ways. By: Scott Jaquith District Deputy Grand Lecturer District 2 All of the opinions contained herein are my own and do not reflect the views of the Grand Lodge of New Mexico Ritual work in the Second Masonic District has
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Observing the Craft, A Book Review “The Pursuit of Masonic In Masonic Labour and Observance” By: Burks Norrod Junior Warden Sandoval Lodge No. 76 There are very few books that have made a solid impact on my Masonic journey, as most I’ve read have been historical in nature, helping me to understand where a piece
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The Chapel – To Date 2023 Good and Faithful Servants Called Home “To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven. A time to be born and a time to die, a time to plant and a time to pluck that which is planted. A time to weep and
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September 23 THINK The Cabletow “The length of a cabletow” is not a common expression, but how many know just how long in feet and inches it truly is? A cabletow’s length from shore is exactly 600 feet. A fathom is 6 feet, and a cable’s length is 100 fathoms, thus 600 feet. Symbolically, and
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