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Junior Member
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Fredericksburg, VA
Posts: 29
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I have several, I have the gold ring with the square and compasses that I got when I was raised. I have a sterling silver lodge ring that our lodge ordered from Bro. Gordon Spurlock and I have a Shrine ring that I wear on more formal events.
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"Laus Deo"
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: #232 Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania
Posts: 295
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I wear mine daily, a simple ring given to me by my father following my third degree. I was lucky enough to be entered, passed and raised by my father. I look forward to doing the same for my son, If he feels the desire to join our venerable institution. Gold with synthetic red stone, square and compass. After many years of wear, it still provides me with the same feeling, every time I look at it on my hand.
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"Laus Deo"
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: #232 Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania
Posts: 295
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Given the context of this thread, I felt this short story would be applicable and I would enjoy entertaining the feelings of those who read it. I read it over the weekend after receiving my freemason in the mail. I can understand and appreciate the meaning of this story, however I must admit that I felt a bit aprehensive while reading it. I believe that most who do read it will feel the same. I hope this link will work for you. If not please see the August Issue of "The Pennsylvania Freemason" I hope you enjoy.
The Pennsylvania Freemason Online Edition August 2007 Thanks again, and I hope you enjoy the article. Shawn T. Zell PM #232 |
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ex oriente lux
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Florida
Posts: 571
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May I inquire as to where that ring was purchased? I haven't seen one before like it. I know someone who may be interested. |
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Senior Member
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Salerno, Afghanistan
Posts: 103
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I wear my Grandfather's heirloom ring. Here is the story of the ring:
Grampaw's Ring I only wear it on special occasions. I obtained a gold ring, with a synthetic ruby stone, in an estate sale, which is my everyday ring. I work in Iraq, and I do not want to take a chance with my expensive rings, so I bought a stainless-steel ring for $50, that I wear here in the desert. If I lose it, it is no problem. I have a $30 gold-plated Shrine ring, that I wear only at Shrine events.
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Charles E. Martin Salerno, Afghanistan cemab4y@hotmail.com www.dcmetronet.com/landseaandairlodge1iraq www.cemab4y.blogspot.com |
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Semper fidelis
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My ring , which is a 10 kt. gold , solid back , S & C set in true black onyx with the Plum and Trowel on the sides , my gold Scottish Rite ring I wear in place of my wedding band and I have a white gold chain(necklace) with my Knights Templar Crown and Cross emblem ,all of which I wear everyday .
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Freemasonry is "veiled in allegory and illustrated by symbols" because these are the surest way by which moral and ethical truths may be taught. It is not only with the brain and with the mind that the initiate must take Freemasonry but also with the heart. -C. H. Claudy
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