One Minute Mason

Generally these are short scenarios about Masons and Masonry that can be read in just a few minutes. Occasionally I also publish some of my longer Masonic articles and even some personal accounts as well.

Saturday, December 16, 2017

St. John's Day 1811

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On December 27, Freemasonry worldwide celebrates St. John the Evangelist Day.  On that day in 1811, a Friday, our Brothers at St. Louis...

St. John's Day Celebration... 1811

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On December 27, Freemasonry worldwide celebrates St. John the Evangelist Day.  On that day in 
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Tuesday, December 5, 2017

World War II Apron Container

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My Dad joined Freemasonry shortly after returning from World War II. When the Lodge Gave him his apron, it came in the large paper envel...
Friday, December 1, 2017

The Schaw Statutes

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William Schaw, born sometime around 1550, is best known as the Great Master of Works to James VI of Scotland. As such he was responsible...
Monday, November 27, 2017

Courtesy Work

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In my area it's not uncommon for one Lodge to ask another to do what we call "courtesy work," especially for the smaller Lo...

Anothe Day, Another Cliché

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There is a common scenario that, in one form or another, seems to crop up in almost every initiation.  At the end of the degree, the Mast...
Saturday, November 18, 2017

Was Jesus an Operative Mason?

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 Coming to Nazareth during his ministry, Jesus preached just as he had been doing throughout the countryside. In other places he had drawn e...
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Steve Harrison, 33°, FMLR
Northwest Missouri, United States
Editor, Missouri Freemason Magazine; Fellow and Past Master, Missouri Lodge of Research
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