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Saturday, May 09, 2009

The Journal of the Masonic Society, Issue #3 In Transit Now

The remainders of Issue #3, Winter 2008/2009 of The Journal of The Masonic Society landed with a 150 pound thud on my doorstep, and the rest are flying into mailboxes this week.

Yes, I know it's late.
We're assembling issue #4 now.
The schedule will be caught up by Issue #5 this summer.





Meanwhile, in the new issue, we feature:

  • RW Roger VanGorden on "Masonic Kaizen."
  • Bro. Will Highsmith of North Carolina on the Masonic influences on the Boy Scouts' Order of the Arrow.
  • RW Marc Conrad of Louisiana on the Masonic symbolism in Mozart’s The Magic Flute.
  • WBro. Cory Sigler of New Jersey on making “Designs Upon the Trestleboard.”
  • WBro. Nathan Brindle of Indiana on “Dues That Don't.”
  • RW Yasha Beresiner from London on the August Order of Light.
  • February's Masonic Week in Alexandria, reported by WBro. Jay Hochberg.
  • WBro. Chris Hodapp on the story of William Morgan that won't go away.
  • News of the Masonic Society, including annual reports.
  • Masonic News from around the globe.
News is coming soon on the Semi-Annual First Circle gathering to be held in October!

Many thanks to our contributors, members, and advertisers.

4 comments:

  1. Is it possible for academics to get a hold of any of these articles to use for scholarly purposes? Or can you tell me of any academic libraries that subscribe?

    Thanks

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  2. Did Vermeer have any connections
    with Masonry or his painting on
    the cover of the Journal is just
    a free interpretation?

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  3. Did Vermeer have any connections
    with Masonry or his painting on
    the cover of the Journal is just
    a free interpretation?

    ReplyDelete
  4. Bro. Hodapp,
    Just finished reading Issue #3 - wow! Please keep up the outstanding work! The Journal is an excellent mix of esoteric and practical articles; truly a pleasure to read.

    Fraternally,

    Bro. Andrew Hutchinson
    St. John's Lodge No. 1, A.Y.M., F.&A.M.
    Grand Lodge of the State of New York

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