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May 11

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Whence Came You? - 0711 - Ritual, Revisi...

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Whence Came You? - 0710 - Napoleon and Freemasonry

Join us this week as we read a piece on Napoleon and how he became a mythic figure larger than the facts themselves! I may be a little under the weather, but Masonry doesn't stop, so here we go! Stay tuned! Links: The Secretary Box Teaser wcypodcast.com/secretary-box Skull and Cr ... Show More

Whence Came You? - 0709 - The Real Work of Masonry: Service and Interpretation

Join us this week for a thoughtful conversation on practical Masonry and the inner meaning of the Craft, as we explore how service, symbolism, and interpretation come together to make Masonry real in daily life. The Secretary Box Teaser wcypodcast.com/secretary-box Skull and Crow ... Show More

Whence Came You? - 0708 - Smoke, Symbol and Secrecy

This week, dive into the third installment of Manly P. Hall's "Ancient Mysteries and Secret Societies," exploring its influence on modern Masonic symbolism. We sift through Hall's revelations against modern science, history, sociology, and archaeology to see what holds up. Next, ... Show More

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