Women of Freemasonry – Lourdes Elias
Women have been practicing Freemasonry for centuries.
Meet four women who are leading and building feminine
and mixed lodges today.
a room of one's own
Meet Gene Goodman, artist. She recently moved to Acacia Creek and took up painting as a form of physical therapy. And once she started, she found it impossible to stop. Now, her apartment has transformed into a space that is at once an art studio and gallery – and is 100% her own.
MAKE YOUR LIFE A MASTERPIECE
At our nonprofit continuing care retirement community located adjacent to the Masonic Home at Union City, aging successfully is what it’s all about. This Certified Center for Successful Aging continues to receive accolades for its emphasis on all four components of health: physical, mental, social, and spiritual. By actively working to improve themselves and their campus on a daily basis, Acacia Creek residents are redefining what it means to age.
AGE SUCCESSFULLY WITH US!
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call: (877) 902-7555
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More from this issue:
Symbols of Femininity
On aprons and teapots, in the first degrees and the virtues and lessons of Freemasonry, feminine symbols are threaded into the very fabric of Freemasonry.
A Universal Appeal
Senior Grand Warden Arthur H. Weiss considers the universal nature of Freemasonry’s lessons, and its appeal to men and women alike.