Category Archives: Freemasonry

Experience of a Freemason: Thoughts a Few Years In

By Robert Fischer | Published: January 5, 2009

Editor’s Note: For more on Freemasonry from this blog, see the Freemasonry category. By popular demand from the followers of my Twitter stream, I’m cataloging my journey into Freemasonry. At this point, I have a vantage point of being involved for a few years, and so I have a bit of perspective on the events. [...]

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Saint Paul #3 and “Traditional Observence” Freemasonry

By Robert Fischer | Published: September 19, 2007

I went to my first meeting at Saint Paul Lodge #3. It’s a Traditional Observance lodge, and (from what I understand) the founding lodge of the Masonic Restoration Foundation. It was awesome. Not just “a good lodge exprience”, or “a lodge with a lot of brotherhood”, but awesome. Literally awe-inspiring. And it was the first [...]

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A Brief Defense of Masonry

By Robert Fischer | Published: September 2, 2007

So, I was reading a post over at the Burning Taper blog, and I noticed the blog it referred to as anti-masonic got a bug up its shorts: I have and will continue to treat the topic of Freemasonry with fairness by allowing rebuttals to my claims, but I wont pretend that the organization is [...]

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I Think I’m in Love

By Robert Fischer | Published: March 9, 2007

Traditional Observance Freemasonry (whitepaper) — where were you when I was joining?

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Thoughts

By Robert Fischer | Published: September 26, 2005

I don’t usually do this — those of you who followed me from LiveJournal can attest — but I’m going to spend some time thinking. I’m exhausted, stressed, pressed, anxious, proud, and excited…it’s really draining to be such a mix of emotions. Near my computer is my lambskin apron, and on my hand is the [...]

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