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You
should be someone who does, or wants to learn to, enjoy the company of other
men from all different social classes, faiths, backgrounds, countries,
etc. Masonry is universal in its ideals.
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If
you are a family man, Masonry considers that your family obligations come
FIRST, so you must be sure that:
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You
have the time to participate (usually two or three evenings/month at first for
meetings and instruction, and then at least one evening per month for
meetings from then on - often more if you get involved in lodge activities.)
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You
can afford the initiation fees and the annual dues without hardship to yourself
or your family.
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You
should be coming to Masonry "of your own free will and accord", to learn to
improve yourself and to enjoy the company of other good people.
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Preferably someone you
know or at least who lives or works nearby, or...
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If you think that you
don't know any Masons in your area, you could contact us (Click
here)
and ask that anyone who lives in your general area reply to you, or...
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You can find nearby
lodges listed in your phonebook (White-pages listings for lodges may be under
"Masons", "Freemasons", "Masonic Apartments", or "Masonic Temple", and the
Grand Lodge would probably be under "Grand Lodge of Masons"), or...
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Contact our Grand Lodge
(Click Here) and
ask to speak to someone in the office of the Grand Secretary.
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