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August 3,2010
Greetings!
I am the son of a deceased Mason and a Veteran. As of now, I have returned to college to give myself a leg up in finding a job for better pay. However, I want to know what if any financial aid is available to me?
Thank you very much for sharing your wisdom.
Hi i have been looking for contact details for the Amsterdam lodge. since i have found something… the meaning of me and life…from what i read so far from the masons is remarkable but belive and i can say that the knowlege is life changing for all that dont understand. and the amazing thing it is, its all around us…we just need to open our eyes…
i would be thankfull for contact so i can take this where its meant to be.
Regards
I’m looking for information on my great grandfather, Michael Peter Nolan. My mother received information back in 2000 but I need further details of his Masonic membership as I’m looking into membership of the Adelaide chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star. I know that he was a member of the St Louis lodge and I know the following:
My great grandfather was a US Marine and he became a 32nd degree mason of the Ancient & Accepted Scottish Rite (AASR).
However I also need to know, in addition to the lodge name, the No and Constitution.
I would appreciate any help on gathering this information that you can provide.
Your sincerely
Nicole Tunis
Nicole, the best thing to do would be to reach out to the Grand Lodge of Missouri for any information they can find for you. Their web address is http://www.momason.org/
I want to be a mason!!!! but im from the philippines how will i be a member?
I would like to join and become a free mason .Please advise as there are no lodgings where i live.
i’m sorry for you. the most people have religion and now you want be freemason that their crowd are just 6 million in the world. freemason’s leader is devil and all his clienteles are loser in this world and in that world.
You can call Grand Lodge in Manila and they will guide you to a Lodge near you, to seek admission.