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| The Officers
of Home Lodge No. 721 |
Front
Row L to R: Bill Rosenthal:Treasurer,
Michael David:Senior Warden, Robert Borden:Master,
Richard Weiser:Junior Warden, Steve Eberhardt, P.M.:Secretary
Back Row L to
R: Moses Gazazian:Junior Steward, Jerry Deprest:Tiler,
Roy Repunte:Marshal, Bruce Ponoroff:Senior Steward, Artur
Babayan:Senior Deacon, Aaron Cohen:Chaplain, Peter Kasabian:Junior
Deacon |
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MAKE YOUR STATED MEETING RESERVATION - |
Home Lodge is adopting a new
policy in relation to our monthly stated meeting, you
must make phone reservations if you are going to be at the stated meetings
for dinner. If you do not call and make reservations you will not be served dinner
at our monthly stated meetings. The menus and the reservations phone number are
posted monthly in our bulletin, here on our website and also on our facebook
pages. If you do make reservations and you don’t show
up for the stated meeting and you do not cancel, you will be invoiced for your
meal. We thank you for your cooperation with our new policy, and appreciate
your help in trying to curtail unnecessary expenses related to our monthly Stated
Meetings.
Reservations can be left by phone with Bro.
Bruce Ponoroff : (818) 718-1632 |
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What is Freemasonry? |
It is the oldest, largest
and most prestigious fraternity in the world. We are like
a civic club, a charitable institution and a fraternity –
all rolled into one.
We're like a civic club in that we do a large number of community
and statewide projects. We're like a charity in that we support
many worthwhile causes. But mainly we are a fraternity of
men doing good things for each other, and bringing men of
good morals and ethics together in our community. |
What is the Mission of Freemasonry?
To promote a way of life that
binds like-minded men in a worldwide brotherhood that transcends
all religious, ethnic, cultural, social and educational differences.
To teach the great principles of brotherly and love, relief
truth. And to give outward expression of these things through
fellowship, compassion and concern, finding ways to serve
G-d, family, country, neighbors and self.
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What Do Masons Do?
The most important thing we do is
take care of each other and our families. We are a fraternity.
That means we help other Masons, treat them in special
ways, support them no matter where they live, and build
friendships all over the world. Not very many organizations
do that today. And we help others. That is why we give
almost $2 million a day to charity, and most of our money
goes to help kids. We rank among the top 10 best-liked
charitable groups in America. Yet we also teach leadership
skills and help men lead an ethics-based life. We promote
good relationships and strong family values. We try to
do something to strengthen the family unit every day.
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What do you get out of it?
A great amount of pride. A sense of belonging
to an organization that exists all over the world. Being
part of a great heritage. Sharing an identity with the great
men of the past – and of today. Sharing a special bond with
men from all walks of life, and creating life-long friendships
with them. Being a member of an organization that believes
in toleration – that lets each man think for himself and
express his own opinions, without worrying about being wrong.
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The qualification for Masonic membership?
Only men of high character, who believe
in a Supreme Being, are favorably considered for membership.
To seek membership, just ask a Mason! |
Thank You to Bro. Sanford Holst. Check out the MasonicSourceBook website!
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