The Masonic Society
Freemasonry is guided by core values rooted in compassion, tolerance, and respect for all people. Freemasons are committed to living with integrity and treating others with dignity, regardless of background or belief. Importantly, membership in the fraternity is never used to pursue personal, political, professional, religious, or secular agendas. Freemasonry stands apart as a space dedicated to character, brotherhood, and the betterment of humanity.
The Three Tenets Of Freemasonry Include;
Brotherly Love & Affection
Charity
Truth
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Degress
The experience of becoming a member of a Masonic lodge is divided into three ceremonial stages known as “degrees.”
John Gallatin
MASTER MASON
The experience of becoming a member of a Masonic lodge is divided into three ceremonial stages known as “degrees.”
Hiram Duncan
FELLOWCRAFT
Fellowcraft is a term used by the ancient Guilds of Operative Masons that refers to skilled members of the craft – a literal ‘fellow of the craft.’ Within Freemasonry, the Fellowcraft references a more advanced search for Masonic wisdom, symbolism, and philosophy.
Steve Taylor
ENTERED APPRENTICE
As a candidate’s first experience with the ceremonies of the fraternity, this degree is intended to be an introduction to Masonry. It is, like all Masonic ceremonies, a solemn and meaningful event. The Entered Apprentice is entrusted with secrets of the Masonic Order, which are all moral and ethical in nature, and is expected to honor them in accordance with Masonic law.