Freemasons

Unless the person specifically states that he is a member of the Freemasons, it is hard to know for sure.

No

Women generally do not become Masons, but with a husband, father or grandfather as a mason a woman can belong to Eastern Star, an associated organization. Nothing indicates she is Eastern Star, which she would be entitled to join, which means that she doesn't belong to it. Nor does she belong to the Women's Grand Lodge, a small Masonic Organization limited to women.

Ask him. If he chooses not to answer, it is none of your business.

Unless the person specifically states that he is a member of the Freemasons, it is hard to know for sure.

Unless a person states that he is a member of the freemasons, it is hard to know for sure.

They exist now, if you are talking about real Freemasons who live and work in Sicily and not some fantasy organization. The Regular Grand Lodge of Italy has a Regional Grand Lodge in Sicily with some thirty lodges. Click on the related link if you want to know more. The Grand Orient of Italy has eighty-two lodges in Sicily. There's a related link for that too.

Unless the person specifically states that he is a member of the Freemasons, it is hard to know for sure.

There is not a public list of Freemasons, so there is no way to tell for sure.

Unless a person states they are a Freemason, it is difficult to know for sure if they are or are not. I do not think Rev Run is a Freemason.

It depends upon what you mean by "spiritual". Freemasonry normally requires its members to have a belief in a Supreme Being (i.e. God), makes frequent references to revealed scripture, teaches reverence and other virtues expected of religious people, and starts and ends its meetings with prayers. If this constitutes being a spiritual group, then yes, Freemasons are one. But the discussion of the pros and cons of any religion or religious sect, and the use of religious language which might offend someone of another religion is strictly forbidden. Freemasonry does not endorse any particular view of the nature of God, any plan of salvation, any doctrines about what is or isn't scripture or any matter of a dogmatic nature. The prayers are non-sectarian, and constitute the only mandated behaviour which might be akin to worship. If these facts means that Freemasonry is not a spiritual group, then it isn't.

Jean-François Champollion, the Egyptologist who first was able to read the heiroglyphics on the Rosetta Stone, was not a Mason although he is frequently listed as one. The mistake probably arises because he had a nephew who in fact was a Mason.

The man who designed the Statue of Liberty was a freemason.

It is nearly impossible to know for sure, but it is doubtful he was a Freemason.

Frankie Vaughan

Me

Unless the person specifically states that he is a member of the Freemasons, it is hard to know for sure.

Unless the person specifically states that he is a member of the Freemasons, it is hard to know for sure.

Unless the person specifically states that he is a member of the Freemasons, it is hard to know for sure.

He certainly was not.

No. However, there is a Scottish Rite Hospital in Dallas. It is not affiliated with the Shriners' Hospitals and says so on its web site. The Children's Medical Center of Dallas is part of the Shrine network and while a pay hospital, does provide medical care without regard for the patient's or family's ability to pay. See tsrhc.org for more information. The Scottish Rite Hospital in Dallas has treated close to 200,000 patients since 1921 and has over 40,000 patient visits a year, all free of charge. For more information on York Rite, Scottish Rite, Masons, Shriners, Odd Fellow and more, along with their philantropy based on the principles of Freemasonry, you can find it all through web search.

I think yes. Because in many episodes there were some -behind the sene- great symbols of freemasons. you can search for it on youtube.

The Freemasons are a society that originated in the Middle Ages. They are called 'free' because they had obtained journeyman's papers and so they could travel freely wherever they wanted in search of work. Today, not all masons are called freemasons and not all freemasons are actually masons by trade.

The Prince Hall GL was established in 1873; see related link.

No.