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    Freemasonry Today

    Imagine relinquishing your membership in the world’s greatest fraternity and connections with some of your best friends. If your lodge has lost some valuable members, now is the time to reach out and remind them of what they’re missing.

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    Education

    The term “AI” describes a wide range of technologies that power many of the services and goods we use every day. In recent years, the field of Masonic studies has seen a growing interest in utilizing AI to explore and understand the mysteries of Freemasonry.

Current Issue

Cover of Pennsylvania Freemason Magazine - Winter 2025
  • Outreach & Almoner Support Assists Brethren with Severe Flood Damage

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    Three lodges tapped into their Almoner’s funds to make donations in support of brothers who were impacted by Hurricane Debby.

Get Involved

Visit the main Pennsylvania Masons site for a current list of upcoming events.

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    Murals Provide Calming Reminiscence

    Thanks to a generous donation from Concordia Lodge No. 67, Jenkintown, two elevators in a memory care area at the Masonic Village at Elizabethtown were painted to reflect a gorgeous view of the campus. Murals provide a calming distraction for residents who have wandering tendencies.

Freemasonry Today

  • Two smiling men standing outdoors in front of brick building

    Imagine relinquishing your membership in the world’s greatest fraternity and connections with some of your best friends. If your lodge has lost some valuable members, now is the time to reach out and remind them of what they’re missing.

Membership

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    Masons from several lodges embarked on a service project on behalf of fellow brothers in need. They cut, split and stacked piles of wood for brothers undergoing medical treatments in order to provide enough wood for the winter months.

Education

Philanthropy

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    Brother Harry Woods started donating blood in his 50s and continued until he was no longer able to do so. He then shifted his focus to recruiting others to give, through planning numerous blood drives.