Dr. Bro. David Harrison And The Genesis Of Freemasonry

Phoenixmasonry Live Interviews Dr. Bro. David Harrison Genesis of Freemasonryby Dr. David Harrison explores the way in which Freemasonry developed in England during the late 17th Century and all of the 18th Century. The book takes us through The Three Transitional Periods of English Freemasonry. Firstly, the transformation from Operative to Speculative during the 17th […]

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“When you have a million dollar vision you don’t surround yourself with one cent minds.” Once again I am pleased to present R. Lucille Samuel, Grand Princess Captain of the Lone Star Grand Guild, Heroines of the Templars Crusade of Texas,  PHA Texas, with her annual (2017) Allocution. This is her last Allocution as Grand Princess […]

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A Talk With John “Coach” Nagy

Brother John “Coach” Nagy recently sat down with Phoenixmasonry Live and talked about his Masonic mission of informing members of the Craft about its history, origins and how to learn more about the Society to which they belong. It was a session where even greater Light was transmitted to all the Brethren. https://youtu.be/yqCjho12X5E Each and […]

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Building Janus

Building Janus is another catechism primer from Coach John Nagy. Building Janus is where the Master Mason builds insight. Nagy tells us that, “in Roman Mythology, Janus is the god of Bourne, Passages and the rising and setting Sum. In general, he was the patron of all beginnings, concrete and abstract.” What does the Third […]

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A Masonic Christmas Card

Twas the Night before Christmas, And down at the lodge Not a gavel was stirring, And in the hodge podge Of aprons and jewels And chairs East and West You could savour the silence, Most gladly divest All metal and mineral, It mattered not, Since Christmas was nigh And the coals were still hot In […]

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McBeth Masonic Knives

There is a Past Master in Boerne, Texas who is a master craftsman. He is probably the only one you will find that designs and creates Masonic knives, knives of many different sizes and styles. His name is Jim McBeth and he is McBeth Knives. His house is in a sparsely populated area called “The […]

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