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It takes a special temperament to succeed as a mortician—and one, it turns out, that Freemasons are well suited to.

Meet three Masons with an intimate familiarity with death—and the other side.

To some, collecting Masonic artifacts, rings, aprons, and jewelry isn’t just a hobby. It’s a craze.

Get to know California Freemason Eric de Jesus, a Master Mason and master of taekwondo.

An aviation expert, this SoCal Mason has seen Masonic relief up close. That’s why now, he makes a point of giving back.

One Northern California father put his Masonic values into action to unite his community around special-needs kids.

A Mason and conductor putting Native American music on the map.

A Southern California Mason explains why giving back is part of his family tradition.

Meet a San Francisco café owner giving back through Freemasonry.

A SoCal Mason shares a beloved family tradition: a good drink.

Winemaker Karl Lehmann on seeking life’s perfect blend.

At Club 50, Phillipe Milgrom gathers Masons for a taste of the good life.

Whiskey expert and priest Steve Beal on communing with the divine.

A wine-loving Mason mixes business with pleasure.

Meet a San Diego Freemason staying in touch from a world away.

When a tiny apartment with a big-time literary past came up for rent, William Arney found himself walking in Sam Spade’s footsteps.

A Master Mason gumshoe taps into his inner Philip Marlowe to hunt down the truth.

Mystery writer James Lincoln Warren is an expert author of the hardboiled crime story.

Meet a globe-trotting opera singer with deep Masonic roots.

Members of the Public Schools Advisory Council reflect on the importance of public education to the fraternity.

The 50-year Mason, Pearl Harbor survivor, and centenarian looks back on a life particularly well lived.

How one Mason relied on his brothers for a solo 550-mile bike ride for charity.

Lee Wilbourne is creating some of the world’s fastest rides from his home garage.

There’s a new sound in Auburn, thanks to lodge organist Nick Theriault.

Michael Ramos: Mason on two continents and new lodge development manager.

Meet the Mason helping kids by activating underused lodge kitchens.

How leadership helped a soft-spoken Mason find his voice.

A schoolbus-turned-surf wagon is helping one Southern California Mason explore the coast in style.

A 100-mile footrace is all in a day’s work for one ultramarathon running Mason.

Women have been practicing Freemasonry for centuries.
Meet four women who are leading and building feminine
and mixed lodges today.

Women have been practicing Freemasonry for centuries.
Meet four women who are leading and building feminine
and mixed lodges today.

Women have been practicing Freemasonry for centuries.
Meet four women who are leading and building feminine
and mixed lodges today.