Freemasonry Today

As we look forward to the work ahead, I have been deeply encouraged by the increasing spirit of cooperation among our lodges throughout the jurisdiction. That spirit of “Lodges helping Lodges” represents Freemasonry at its very best.

I want to express heartfelt gratitude to the many brethren, lodges and Masonic organizations that have already stepped forward with generous support for The Tun Legacy Foundation, Inc. (TTLF).

Current and proposed updates to Masonic Law and related Grand Secretary’s Office policies are intended to encourage leadership development, mentorship, cross-training, succession planning and organizational sustainability throughout the fraternity.

Masonic law has long guided the orderly operation of our fraternity and enabled the remarkable resilience of our institution.

Inspired by a call from then-R.W. Deputy Grand Master Robert D. Brink last summer, Brother John P. Sellani, Sr., District Deputy Grand Master, rallied the 8th Masonic District to support a struggling rural lodge located nearly four hours away.

Your Grand Lodge officers have been off to a running start demonstrating their commitment to the membership and the operation of our great fraternity. I also want to thank all of the committees and brethren who are diligently working on initiatives to help our lodges to operate more efficiently and position our fraternity for growth.

When a man is raised a Master Mason, his journey is just beginning.

This year, several important adjustments are being implemented to preserve the dignity of our work and strengthen the experience of every candidate.

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Learn more about R.W. Grand Master Robert Brink’s personal, professional and Masonic background.