What will I learn as a Freemason?

When you become a Freemason, you begin your journey toward being a better man. You will build rich, meaningful relationships with your Brothers, commit to the service of those around you, and strive for a deeper, more honest connection with yourself and others. It’s a journey of self-discovery and enlightenment.

What is Masonic education?

Masonic education is the study of Masonic values, history, symbols and myths. It also encompasses lessons in leadership, self-improvement and community building. Our online educational resources help members learn more about Freemasonry and the daily business of leading a lodge.

Is it good to become a Freemason?

Why should I become a Freemason? Becoming a Freemason can help you achieve great personal reward by guiding you to build your moral character and connection to your community. Through a commitment to these values, all Freemasons share the common goal of making good men better.

Can a Mason get a Masonic tattoo?

There are no rules for or against tattoos within Masonic jurisprudence. It is entirely a personal decision. Also, the Masons do not and can not prevent anybody, Mason or not, from getting a Masonic tattoo ( or ring, medal, apron and so on) because these are provided in a free and open market.

What do Freemasons study?

They study to respect all religions and treat everyone as equal. They study to be of charitable disposition and to do good work without blowing their trumpets. That is all magic of life I suppose. Freemasonry as an organisation has nothing to do with magic.

Are there any Freemasons in the entertainment industry?

Freemasonry as an organisation has nothing to do with magic. I know 2 Professional Magicians that are Freemasons,I also know several other people that are in the entertainment industry,that are also Freemasons. Here in England,we have a lodge that was founded and continues to have members that are in “showbiz”

What is the Catholic Church’s stance on Freemasonry?

In 1738 the Catholic Church condemned Freemasonry, and has since issued about 20 decrees — directly or indirectly — against the fraternity. In 1983 Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger (the future Pope Benedict XVI) re-affirmed this position. 4.

Can an atheist be a Freemason?

4. Atheists are not welcome. Freemasonry is not a religion per se, but agnostics or atheists cannot belong, said Brent Morris, a Masonic historian, editor of the Scottish Rite Journal, and a 33rd degree Freemason. “This is an organization of believers,” he said.