Download the PDF for printing and distribution (click here) New Mexico Freemason December 2023 ∴ Volume 2023 ∴ Issue 9 In this issue: ‘Tis the Season Best Work to Best Agree United in the Idea of Innocence and Joy The Northwest Corner is Active! Installations and Opportunities 2024 ANNCOM New Year New Challenges A […]
‘Tis the Season New Lodge Leadership, Holidays and a New Year By: Thomas L. SchenkGrand Master of Masons in New Mexico It is once again that time of year where one season ends and another one begins. Spring and summer are long gone, fall is now behind us, and we prepare for winter. So is
Download the PDF for printing and distribution (click here) New Mexico Freemason November 2023 ∴ Volume 2023 ∴ Issue 8 In this issue: Living to Work or Working to Live Travels Unbordered Dues Cards & Proxies Put a Pin on It Kingston’s Turn in 23 Budget and Planning Hawaii Wildfire Relief Appeal 2024 Officer
Living to Work or Working to Live Your Masonic Payday. By: Thomas L. SchenkGrand Master of Masons in New Mexico Ancient Masonic Wages Ancient Masons were paid in Corn, Wine, and Oil. ln operative Freemasonry the Master was paid the highest wages, and he was paid in Corn, Wine and Oil and sometimes, Coin of
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Download the PDF for printing and distribution (click here) New Mexico Freemason October 2023 ∴ Volume 2023 ∴ Issue 7 In this issue: Well Begun & Half Done Grand View is Operational Endowed Membership Funds The Grand Lodge Building Annual Budget Meeting Gallup Masonry Calendar Installations, Please! The Transformative Tools of Freemasonry Jaque’s Closet
Well Begun AND Half Done There is much that has been done, and much still to do. By: Thomas L. Schenk Grand Master of Masons in New Mexico It’s hard to believe that it is already Fall and we are in the middle of October, the Holidays will be here before we know it! October
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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
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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Download the PDF for printing and distribution (click here) New Mexico Freemason August 2023 ∴ Volume 2023 ∴ Issue 5 Brotherly Love Just one of our tenants. By: Thomas L. Schenk Grand Master of Masons in New Mexico Perceptions of Freemasonry Is the impact of Freemasonry: real or imagined? By: Jim Bungard Junior Grand Deacon
Brotherly Love Just one of our tenants. By: Thomas L. SchenkGrand Master of Masons in New Mexico These summer months are usually a very active time for Freemasonry, celebrations, cook-outs, camping and outdoor Lodge get togethers. Annually in the month of July, the Rocky Mountain Masonic Conference is held. This Conference consists of nine Masonic