Freemasons

[finegrade]

Can someone tell me more about this organization

[WAHOONBOX]

TOO SECRET TO EVEN SPEAK OF

[Bodie]

Go watch the National Treasure Movies (COuldnt Resist)

The history channel has had a few good serious on them, you might could find it online or at netflix they have history channel stuff on their we use in the classroom all the time. Very interesting group

[Ace1st]

PM me.

[gottaflylee]

Part 1 of 9, special on discovery channel...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pa-mdPb77K0

[erg153]

Go watch the National Treasure Movies (COuldnt Resist)

The history channel has had a few good serious on them, you might could find it online or at netflix they have history channel stuff on their we use in the classroom all the time. Very interesting group

What class room are you referring to? You can't be a teacher

Anyway the series you are referring to is very neat and provides some insight in to the free masons. You could also try wikipedia.

[Charlie Wade]

PM me too for more info... Here in Mass., there are more than 38,000 freemansons in 230 lodges across the commonwealth. We're part of a tradition that goes back more than 275 years. Lots of famous masons you've heard of including Ben Franklin, Geo. Washington, Thurgood Marshall, and John Glenn to name a few.

Check this out: in North America, masonic charities contribute about $3MILLION PER DAY to charitable causes. PER DAY! That's one reason the world-class care children receive at the Shriners Hospitals is done at no financial obligation to the patient or family.

[nautiduck]

Charlie this isnt to argue, but arent the Shriners hospitals funded by the Shriners? Not the Masons? Once again Im just asking cause I dont know much about either oraganization. I thought they were seperate entities, or are they connected somehow? The reason I ask is the Shriners are one of the charities we give to, not that it will make a difference Im just curious.

[blckbart]

Charlie this isnt to argue, but arent the Shriners hospitals funded by the Shriners? Not the Masons? Once again Im just asking cause I dont know much about either oraganization. I thought they were seperate entities, or are they connected somehow? The reason I ask is the Shriners are one of the charities we give to, not that it will make a difference Im just curious.

You can't be a shriner without being a mason but you can be a mason without being a shriner.

It would also help - if we knew what state as each Grand Lodge has its own governing body. Shrine governed nationally.

You can PM me as well.

[Big Fish Billy]

LowTides one if that tells you anything........