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Why building harmony and friendships are the most important parts of Freemasonry.

Twenty-five years ago, the Grand Lodge of California and the Prince Hall Grand Lodge of California changed the way we all view Freemasonry.

At the Manlalakbay Na Gurong Mason weekend, Filipino Freemasonry transforms into a can’t miss road show.

A Masonic researcher on the unique nature of Filipino Freemasonry.

A small-town California lodge makes a big-time impact.

Meet the generation of California Masons bringing the fraternity into a bright new era.

What will a Masonic lodge look like in the future? The answer is already here—and it probably won’t be in a lodge.

The fraternity learns to deal with—and thrive in—the Zoom era.

For a generation of Freemasons, the place to turn for info isn’t in person, but rather online.

At Imperial Valley Lodge No. 390, Masons are making valuable community connections on both sides of the border; and tracking Masonic first pitch misfires in anticipation of another Masons4Mitts season.

For the members of the youngest lodge in the state, American Canyon Lodge No. 875, Masonry is a multigenerational affair

California Masons responded to the #bluelodgechallenge, highlighting acts of everyday charity that are transforming their communities.

When a Masonic headstone turned up out of the blue, local Masons set to work finding its true resting place.

How a gift from one Mason to another launched a fellowship of camping enthusiasts.

Say it with style! These beautiful greeting cards – featuring California Freemason magazine cover artwork – are the perfect way to share your thoughts and well wishes.

Junior Grand Warden Arthur H. Weiss explains the beauty and significance of Masonic material culture.

The initiatic process of becoming a Freemason is one filled with symbols, some of which are easier to interpret than others.

From Count Basie to Cab Calloway to Duke Ellington, many of the American jazz greats of the early- to mid- 20th century […]

Albert Keshishian’s office was like his life: full to the point of overflowing. Shelves were crammed with books about rugs beside books about history and horse racing.

What makes Masonic friendships so special? We talk to California Masons about the Masonic relationships that have transformed their lives – within and outside the fraternity.

It was the late 1970s when Brett Welch, Garrett Chan, and Albert Lawson’s paths crossed for the first time.

Two senior DeMolays, and current Masons, share their impactful experiences and perspectives of these Masonic fraternal orders.

The Beatles said it in such a simple, yet significant way, “I get by with a little help from my friends.”

When asked what he admires most about his friend Robert “Bob” Ruvelson, Justin Daza-Ritchie does not miss a beat.

Learn more about what our fraternity is achieving year by year, life by life.

While their generous donations will make a lasting impact for California Masonic charities, Pace Setter lodges find that the impacts of their gifts are also close to home.