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Seems like a lot of OSAers on here are Masons but are very tight lipped about much of what they do. I work with a Mason who is a 32nd degree "member" and he seems to answer just about everything I ask. Said there are really two things he won't talk about and one is the "grip". Forget the other but he is very open about what goes on, etc.
My dad was a 32nd degree Mason. He never talked about it.
My grandfather was a lodge master for a while, I thought about joining DeMolay he talked to me about it when I was a kid.
http://www.gl-mi.org/freemasonry-explained.htm
http://www.gl-mi.org/freemasonry-explained.htm
i already knew that
!we do a lot of good things. if you want to get involved, i encourage it.
Well folks it use to be the way of things in some states Masons could not talk about masonly till you asked three or more times and some of the gray heads felt you needed to join to find out what we did ,we are moving most of them back to the stone age were they are happy .
Not what I've been told, Ive been told you need three masons to vouch for you...
My great grandfather was a Mason, I always have wondered about the organization and if that makes me eligible to join.
You need 3 members to vouch from you so im told.....
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