Why do so many Freemasons believe everything is secret?

Examining Anderson Constitutions, the word ‘secret’ is found only a few times, once with a biblical connection to Samson, he told his wife and she told the authorities, hence Anderson wrote: ,,,after he [Samson] had revealed his secrets to his wife, that betrayed him into their hands [the lords of the Philistines]; for which Weakness he never had the honour …

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Masonic Secrecy

Masons shall not confederate themselves in Chapters and Congregations. Masons were accused of keeping secrets as long ago as the 15th century. In 1425, in the reign of King Henry VI, there was as Act of Parliament entitled ‘Masons shall not confederate themselves in Chapters and Congregations.’‘Confederate themselves’ here means meeting in secret, and Henry VI outlawed such meetings. Well, …

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Neptune’s 936th regular Lodge Meeting

Neptune meets on the first Thursday of January through to June and September through to December. Our March 6th meeting will be a Third Degree Ceremony and the Lodge will be close tyled at 6 PM, unfortunately applications to dine with us at our Festive Board are now closed. All regular Freemasons are welcome but full credentials will be sought …

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A Little History

Very Brief History of Freemasonry in General The origins of Freemasonry are still the subject of intense speculation, but as research into Freemasonry increases it is more certain that it descends from the organization of operative stonemasons who built the great cathedrals and churches in the middle ages, despite all the tittle-tattle from romantics that it has a more exotic …

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About Neptune Lodge 5150 and becoming a Freemason

Neptune Lodge was founded in 1930 when a group of like-minded Masons of the Temperance Lodge decided that a new lodge was warranted, perhaps one where members could enjoy a beer or two. Our history page will add insight to this event and more. Today, Neptune Lodge is still thriving and many new members have joined our Lodge, both from …

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