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    • What is Freemasonry? Page
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      A short article considering what freemasonry is (and isn't).

    • The Benefits of Being a Freemason Page
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      We are all striving to deserve the title of Freemason by earning the benefits each day through action, word, and thought.

    • It's Not About You: Freemasonry and The Self Page
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      While it is undoubtedly a badge of honour to be welcomed into the fraternity, Freemasonry is not about the self.

    • Freemasonry and Stoicism Page
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      Did the Stoics adopt principles of Freemasonry?

    • Some Dificult Questions for Freemasonry Glossary
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      Some FAQs about Freemasonry.

    • Ten reasons why you can't be a Freemason H5P
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      As an organization, we accept individuals who pursue self excellence, service, and the gaining of knowledge.

    • The wages of a Mason Page
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      What wages might you expect to receive as a Freemason?

    • Formality and Ritual have their part to play Page
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      Master - St David (University Lodge) No. 36An article written about a University in Sydney about the virtues and benefits of creating and maintaining traditions, ritual, and formality. 

      These all also play their part in Freemasonry ,within the ceremonies we perform,  the formal attire, and the formal dining following our meetings.

    • What does Craft Freemasonry have to offer? Page
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      Standing on the precipice of their initiation, candidates should be completely unaware of everything Freemasonry has to offer them.

      A short essay by Bro. Luke Watson, MM St David (University Lodge) No. 36

    • What does Craft Freemasonry have to offer? Page
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      A short essay by Craig Smillie.

    • Freemasonry for University Students URL
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      An article from The Square magazine discussing some examples of how freemasonry can help teach valuable life skills.