The rough ashlar represents personal growth, self-improvement, and the lifelong journey of refining one's character within Freemasonry.
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Voltaire was a celebrated author, philosopher, and Freemason during the Enlightenment.
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Worshipful Brother Wayne Spooner highlights the strong bonds of brotherhood in Freemasonry, uniting men through shared values of integrity and support.
Delve into the symbolism of the letter “G” and its representation of both geometry and the divine presence within Masonic tradition.
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Brother Prince Hall was an African American abolitionist, educator, and founder of Prince Hall Freemasonry.
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Masonic Membership Visibility Day allows Freemasons in Illinois to proudly display their affiliation with our ancient and honorable fraternity.
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Brother Wayne Spooner shares how Illinois Freemasonry’s “Back to the Fundamentals” initiative aims to assist and inspire members on their Masonic journeys.
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Brother Theodore Roosevelt was the 26th President of the United States, a naturalist and conservationist, and a Freemason in New York.
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After a Masonic career of 20 years and counting, Right Worshipful Brother Angelo Deserio, Senior Grand Deacon of the Grand Lodge of Illinois A. F. & A. M., shares his wisdom with new members.
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The Illinois Masonic Outreach Services (IMOS) offers financial assistance and is available for qualified Illinois Freemasons, their spouses, or widows who experience unforeseeable hardships.
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