Freemasons

Simply put, no matter what you read or here, the answer is NO. There is no record of his having joined any Masonic Lodge under his real name, ANYWHERE. No one who is a Freemason fears answering or not answering any questions about the fraternity, as there are really no secrets, except the information that identifies one mason to another. This information that should be regarded more as "members only" rather then "secret". Masonic ritual can be found on line, masons are readily identifiable, it is not a secret society, no matter what you are told.

not really sure......................but there is no doubt that St.Germain can be a free-mason.............................................

Dekoven 577

Absolutely not. While Freemasons get some bad press from groups that don't agree with them (for centuries, the Catholic Church opposed them, for example), they are a fraternal organization that performs community service and does not discriminate on the basis of religion-- most members are from the mainstream faiths (Christians, Jews, etc) but there is no "religion test" for becoming a member, and it is doubtful that any Masons practice satanism. The Freemasons have a long and distinguished history of doing good works, and some very famous American leaders have been members. I enclose a link to their website.

Mount Zion Lodge Masonic Temple was created in 1933.

Demolay

Ask him

Yes, a Master Mason can wear the 2 ball cane emblem.

Mozart became a Mason in 1784 at the Viennese "Zur Wohltätigkeit" lodge.

Freemasonry is open to people of all religious faiths, so they believe in whatever their religious faith is. Freemasonry isn't a religion, per se. It's more like a brotherhood, or club based around morals and belief in charity and brotherly love.

There is no such person. There is only a Grand Master for each Grand Lodge, one for each country or division of a country in many parts of the world. There is no single person who is in charge of Freemasonry for the world

The "peace sign" was used by Winston Churchill during World War II to represent "Victory" because the upraised fingers looked like the letter V. He certainly did not use it to advertise to the world that he was a Freemason. That was no secret.

The Freemasons and Illuminati did not merge.

yes is freemasons

They do not perform human sacrifices.

Membership in the Eastern Star for a man in contingent on his being a Mason in good standing. If his Masonic membership is suspended he must give up his membership in the Star.

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

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

Masonic tradition refers to a toast given at the ninth hour of the evening. This toast is given in honor of Masons who are not present during a Lodge meeting, but who are remembered as part of the Brethren and missed by their absence.

yes

It is called a Fez.

Yes, Arthur Godfrey was a mason.

Oh, dude, can I tie a bow? Like, I can tie a bow, but don't expect it to be Pinterest-worthy. I mean, it might end up looking like a drunk octopus trying to do yoga, but hey, it's technically a bow!