The Feast of St. John the Baptist: A Day of Reflection for Freemasons
June 24 marks one of the most important observances in the Masonic tradition, reminding us of the virtues of truth, integrity, and service to others.
Explore the people, events, traditions, and developments that have shaped Freemasonry through the centuries and influenced the fraternity we know today.
June 24 marks one of the most important observances in the Masonic tradition, reminding us of the virtues of truth, integrity, and service to others.
The two Saints John—St. John the Baptist and St. John the Evangelist—have long been revered as guiding figures within Freemasonry. Their lives symbolize balance, faith, and moral integrity, offering Masons timeless lessons on leadership, service, and spiritual growth.
From medieval stonecutters to modern fraternity, this post explains the difference between operative Masonry and speculative Masonry, and how the craft evolved over time.
The Blue Lodge is the foundation of Freemasonry. Here you’ll learn where the name comes from, what it represents, and why it remains central to the craft.
This year marks 50 years of Northwest Lodge’s existence, and we are asking for your help to preserve something truly special. All donations are appreciated, but you can get your very own coin with any donation of at least $50.
We have made it easier for you to cover your annual dues. You can even set them up in autopilot by opting for the annual renew.