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Hosted by Nick Ives · education · EN · 40 episodes
This podcast is intended to start discussions among Freemasons either in their lodge or around the table. Each of the episiodes can be listened to in any order. I would welcome if you sent a voice message back through anchor.fm - I can share comments in future episodes.
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Online With Light: For Freemasons
<p>In this conversation RWB Nick chats with Pam Marotti, an active member of the Masonic Family and queen of Pyremus Temple on the activity of Masonic Ladies' groups. </p>
Online With Light: For Freemasons
<p>Join us for an inspiring conversation with Brother Jerry Nero as he shares his journey through Freemasonry, leadership in multiple lodges, and the importance of brotherhood and service. Discover practical insights on lodge revitalization, mentorship, and the enduring values of Masonry.</p>
Online With Light: For Freemasons
<p>In this conversation, Nick Ives interviews Jeff Blayman, who shares his journey into Freemasonry, his leadership experiences at Warren Lodge, and his upcoming role as Grand Junior Steward. Jeff discusses the importance of community, communication, and innovative outreach strategies that have revitalized his lodge. He emphasizes the significance of degree work and the impact of long-term leadership, while also expressing his hopes for the future of Freemasonry and the Seventh District.</p>
Online With Light: For Freemasons
<p>In this engaging conversation, Nick Ives interviews Jim Saraceni, the Grand Senior Steward of the Grand Lodge, about his journey into Masonry, his experiences as a lodge officer, and the importance of brotherhood within the Masonic community. Jim shares insights into the history and spirit of Arc Lodge, the challenges faced during the COVID pandemic, and his role in the Legal Matters Committee. He emphasizes the value of camaraderie, community service, and the evolving nature of Masonry in today's world, while also reflecting on personal experiences and offering advice to those considering joining the fraternity.</p>
Online With Light: For Freemasons
<p>In this conversation, Nick Ives interviews Daniel M. Luft, a prominent figure in the Masonic community, focusing on his journey through Blue Lodge and York Rite Masonry. Daniel shares his personal experiences, the importance of mentorship, and the impact of leadership within the Masonic fraternity. He discusses the structure of York Rite, its charitable contributions, and the significance of community involvement. The conversation also highlights Daniel's achievements and awards, as well as the unique features of invitational bodies within York Rite. Finally, Daniel provides insights on how interested individuals can get involved in York Rite Masonry.</p><p><br><...
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