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The Heroes of Masonry: They Wear Aprons, Not Capes

Celebrating the best and brightest of Freemasonry in California.

Mason of the Year Dennis Caoile of Widows Sons No. 869

The Exemplars: Meet the 2024 California Masons of the Year

Dennis Caoile and Henry Dosdorian, the 2024 Masons of the Year, demonstrate that the common denominator of Freemasonry is service to others.

Stephen Doan: The Mastermind

In a capstone to a remarkable life and career in Freemasonry, R. Stephen Doan is the 2024 Recipient of the Grand Master’s Lifetime Achievement Award.

California Freemason: Oakland No. 61, the Outreach Rangers

At Oakland No. 61, a Commitment to Outreach

At Oakland No. 61, a phone-banking effort helped establish the lodge as one of Masonic Outreach Services’ best local partners.

California Freemason: Ever Mendoza, Steve Kolden, Rob Meyer, and Robert Pawneshing

When It Comes to the Masonic Youth Orders, They’re Super Dads

The 2024 Youth Support Award recipients show that when it comes to the Masonic youth orders, you get more than you give.

California Freemason: Conor Moorman. Moorman is one of several Masons with disabilities for whom membership has its challenges—and rewards.

For Masons with Disabilities, a Special Connection

For Masons with disabilities, membership has its challenges— and also its rewards

California Freemason: Gloriani Lontoc, also the grand master of Hawaii

Member Profile: Gloriani Lontoc

Meet a California Freemason doing double-duty as grand master of Hawaii.

Nevada Masonic License Plate

Want a Masonic Plate? You’ll Have to Wait

One member is on a mission to introduce a Masonic license plate. The old holdup: California's DMV.

California Freemason: Allan Nubla

Donor Profile: Allan Nubla

How one Bay Area Mason’s connection to his brother in the Philippines inspired him to give back.

California Freemason: Prometheus Lodge No. 851

At Prometheus No. 851, Work Is Fun

At Prometheus № 851, candidates bring Masonic philosophy to life.

Residents of the Masonic Homes of California

For Dementia, the Best Medicine Is Engagement

Studies show that personal connections and activity can slow memory loss.

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