Why is it called a “Blue Lodge?”
An article in which we explore why Masonic Lodges are traditionally called “Blue Lodges” and the historical and allegorical significance thereof.
From the Hall (June)
This month we’re talking about updating our carpets, upgrades to the building, and our upcoming work party!
The Founding of a City
Masons help found the city of Covina in 1916, and now reflect and reminisce on a full century of growth, development, and civil outreach. Today we explore the important cornerstone-laying celebration at its founding.
Public Schools Month a Rousing Success!
During the month of April, Masons throughout California held festive celebrations to recognize the enduring importance of public education, and from the Oregon border to Southern San Diego, Lodges across the state stepped up and donated to local schools!
From the Hall (May)
Brethren: Your hall association and lodge members worked diligently to complete several items at our April work party: “tidying up†of the lobby lockers, bulb replacements, doorbell at the front door, cleaning out the fridge, storing items in the attic to make...