http://www.freemasonhall.com/ ©2007 Spoonlabs d.o.o. Vivvo CMS 4.0 2008-05-12T02:39:38-04:00 http://www.freemasonhall.com/freemasonry_videos/37.html 2008-04-08T21:02:00-04:00 2008-04-08T21:02:00-04:00 Jason A short little commercial about Freemasonry. http://www.freemasonhall.com/masonry/freemasonry_symbols.html 2008-02-09T06:22:00-05:00 2008-02-09T06:22:00-05:00 Jason Freemasons created a rich spiritual code of conduct based around the symbolism of medieval stonemasons as allegorical philosophers. Much of this symbolism is depicted in http://www.freemasonhall.com/masonry/who_mason.html 2008-02-09T06:20:00-05:00 2008-02-09T06:20:00-05:00 Jason While the word Freemasonry itself is rather well known, if you were to ask someone exactly what it is chances are they won’t have an http://www.freemasonhall.com/masonry/34.html 2008-02-09T06:18:00-05:00 2008-02-09T06:18:00-05:00 Jason While there are many fraternal organizations in the world, perhaps none of them has garnered as much attention and as much intrigue as has freemasonry.  http://www.freemasonhall.com/masonry/what_is_freemasonry.html 2008-02-09T06:17:00-05:00 2008-02-09T06:17:00-05:00 Jason Ask people what they know about freemasonry and the answers you get will probably be based on what they have picked up from unreliable sources, http://www.freemasonhall.com/masonry/freemason_history.html 2008-02-09T06:16:00-05:00 2008-02-09T06:16:00-05:00 Jason The history of freemasonry is a long and fascinating one, and one that is shrouded in mystery and mythology.  The origins of this unique fraternal http://www.freemasonhall.com/masonry/stonemason.html 2008-02-09T06:14:00-05:00 2008-02-09T06:14:00-05:00 Jason The history of freemasonry is a tricky thing to capture, not made any easier by its secretive nature and the air of suspicion which surrounds http://www.freemasonhall.com/appendant_bodies/shriners_history.html 2008-02-09T06:13:00-05:00 2008-02-09T06:13:00-05:00 Jason Of all the Freemason charitable organizations, the best known is the Shriners.  The Shriners are famous for their vibrant parades and their work with physically http://www.freemasonhall.com/masonry/shriners_info.html 2008-02-09T06:10:00-05:00 2008-02-09T06:10:00-05:00 Jason Most people think of Shriners as those guys in little cars wearing funny hats.  Or perhaps they think of the well known Shriners Hospitals for http://www.freemasonhall.com/appendant_bodies/shriners_hospital.html 2008-02-09T06:08:00-05:00 2008-02-09T06:08:00-05:00 John Watkins     An excerpt from the Shriners Creed reads, “As Shriners we look beyond ourselves to serve the needs of others, especially children who cannot help