The Meaning of Freemasonry to Me I had recently been initiated in Lodge Ailsa 1172SC in Singapore. An officer from the Grand Lodge of Scotland was visiting our Lodge that evening. Overawed as I was as to such an elevated person in our midst, I managed to have a few words with him. I explained to him that I had only recently joined the craft and was only an entered apprentice. He asked my why I had joined. I replied that my father, who had recently passed away, was a freemason and on his pass
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