Ancient Free & Accepted Masons of Illinois

The Art of Memory is a vital Masonic discipline, preserving tradition, sharpening the mind, and fostering personal transformation.

The act of knocking three times is much more than a ceremonial gesture. Whether at the doors of Notre-Dame or the entrance to a Lodge.

St Paul's Lodge had the rare opportunity to celebrate a member who has achieved seventy years of service to our beloved fraternity.

At the heart of every Masonic lodge are its officers, the dedicated individuals who play crucial roles in upholding the principles and ritua

As Dr. Wayne C. Temple celebrates his 100th birthday, we reflect on a remarkable life dedicated to scholarship, history, and Freemas

The Worshipful Master, Secretary, Senior Warden and Junior Deacon from St Paul's Lodge No.500 joined Most Worshipful Grandmaster Bro....

Many ask if Abraham Lincoln was a Freemason.

George Washington’s many virtues have led Freemasons. Here Washington’s rules for civil behavior in public, in private and in business.

Kevin K. Main takes us back to a time during the Middle Ages where organ ized lodges for operative masons served as trade guilds and...

A quick history of Freemasonry from the operative masons to speclative masons.