Part 12 of a 16 part series regarding morals and conduct. In our ritual we are taught “to encourage industry and reward merit; to supply the wants and relieve the necessities of brethren” to the utmost of our power. As Freemasons we are to serve the lodge and others as best as we can: Men … More Self Sacrifice & Service to Others
Over the weekend the Widow’s Sons had a “branding ceremony”, in which they branded their cuts vests with the initials “WS”. Lodge Han Yang also had their annual St. Paddy’s Day Fundraiser, in which we raised over a million won for the Give Out Love Orphanage. Well done brethren.
Part 11 of a 16 part series regarding morals and conduct. Freemasonry is probably one of the earliest forms of tolerance, freedom of religion and respect for the opinions of others within society. Mutual tolerance and respect have always been key aspects in Freemasonry’s system of morality. As it is an international order, a brother … More Reverence & Dignity
Part 10 of a 16 part series regarding morals and conduct. Justice holds a scale. The scale assures fairness in all actions. In the marketplace, a businessman gives fair value and a true accounting. But resting by her side is Justice’s sword. Injustice should meet swift and sure punishment. – Bro. Richard D. Marcus, P.M. … More Justice & Judgement
Part 9 of a 16 part series regarding morals and conduct. Prudence is looking very intently into a Mirror; it was an ancient belief that in a mirror one could see both the past and the future. Prudence here is seeking wisdom from the experience of the past and thinking cautiously of the future. – … More Prudence & Wisdom
Yesterday The Widow’s Sons prepared a spaghetti lunch for the Song-Yuk Won Orphanage in Songtan. Candidates from Lodge Harry S. Truman came to help serve and cleanup. The orphans were hungry and delighted. The spaghetti was delicious. Well done everyone.
Part 8 of a 16 part series regarding morals and conduct. Fortitude has the attitude and wears the Helmet of a soldier; she is clear-eyed and calm, her right arm swings free and she looks and marches steadily forward. – V. W. Bro. W. H. Taine Fortitude is “that noble and steadfast purpose of mind … More Fortitude & Courage
For Christmas the Widow’s Sons delivered presents on behalf of Lodge Harry S. Truman to the Song-Yuk Won Orphanage in Songtan. They also presented each child with an envelope of money. Well done brethren. Later the same day Lodge Han Yang held a Christmas dinner and party in Gunja, Seoul. Christmas cheer was had by … More Christmas Harmony
Part 7 of a 16 part series regarding morals and conduct. Temperance. She pours a measured amount of refreshment into a cup. It may be water or wine, but her careful attention displays temperance, reserve, and moderation. – Bro. Richard D. Marcus, P.M. A Freemason will often say that he comes to lodge so he … More Temperance & Resignation
Over the weekend Lodge Han Yang made a special visit to the local orphanage for Christmas and delivered presents for the kids as well as over four and a half million won. The next day was another Keith Innes Sunday. We went to the Alive Museum in Insa-dong, Seoul and had a lot of fun. … More Orphanage Visit & Innes Sunday
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