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  • Smiling group of Masons with their arms up in front of a historic brick building.

    The Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania welcomed Masonic leaders, brethren and guests from around the world to commemorate the 250th Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.

Current Issue

Autumn 2026 issue of the Pennsylvania Freemason (opens in a new tab)
  • Challenger Baseball: Redefining Success

    Smiling group of children and adults showing off giant checks.

    Almost 400 baseball players, along with their families and 200 volunteers, descended upon the Field of Dreams complex in Paoli, PA for a special event.

Get Involved

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

  • Smiling men, one of whom is seated in a wheelchair, together in a hallway.

    The Fraternity Gives Back in Quality Care

    When Brother Larry Fisher’s parents needed additional care, choosing Masonic Village at Sewickley felt like the natural next step.

Freemasonry Today

  • Smiling group of Masons standing together in a lodge room.

    On Aug. 22, more than 150 brothers from Pennsylvania and New Jersey gathered at the Masonic Temple in Philadelphia.

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  • Smiling group of children and adults standing together in a room at a Phillies game.

    Masonic Children’s Home youth enjoyed America’s favorite pastime this summer when they attended a Philadelphia Phillies game, thanks to the generosity of several local corporations.

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A New Tradition of Craftsmanship for Pennsylvania Past Masters

The Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania is pleased to announce a new opportunity for lodges to present their outgoing Masters with a Pennsylvania Past Master’s Apron, created in partnership with renowned artisan Patrick Craddock of The Craftsman’s Apron.

Brother Craddock’s hand-made regalia is admired across the country for its historical accuracy, attention to detail and the reverence it shows to Masonic heritage. Modeled after the successful “Lone Star Apron” program in Texas, the Pennsylvania Past Master’s Apron may include personalization discreetly placed beneath the flap.