Grand Lodge of Minnesota.

01/15/2026

Feel free to s3nd us a DM if youre interested in joining the Brotherhood

01/14/2026

Brotherly love is the foundation upon which our ancient fraternity is built. It’s more than just a greeting; it’s a commitment to support, uplift, and stand by one another, regardless of the distance or the degree. 🧱✨

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01/13/2026

Just visited my dear father in law Bill Schimm in Springfield Illinois. Bill will be 102 in a couple of weeks. He's a WWII vet. Fought through the Battle of the Bulge. Hedge Rows. Liberated a sub camp of Dachau etc etc. Love him dearly. Matt H

01/13/2026

Famous Freemason: Brother Samuel C**t ⚒️

Samuel C**t wasn’t born into success — he built it with grit, vision, and a stubborn refusal to quit.

C**t was a Freemason in Hartford, Connecticut, belonging to:
• St. John’s Lodge No. 4 (Blue Lodge)
• Pythagoras Chapter No. 17 (Royal Arch)
• Washington Commandery No. 1 (Knights Templar)

Like many men of his era, he walked the full York Rite path — learning, advancing, and serving.

As a teenager at sea, C**t noticed how a ship’s wheel locked into place. That simple idea sparked the concept for a revolving firearm. His first attempt exploded. His father cut him off financially. So C**t did what blue-collar minds always do — he went to work.

Under the name “Dr. Coult,” he traveled the U.S. and Canada performing laughing-gas shows just to raise money for his invention. In 1836 he patented the revolver, started a company… and failed. By 1842, it collapsed.

Then came the Texas Rangers.

They remembered C**t’s early pistols and ordered 1,000 new revolvers for the Mexican-American War. That order saved him — leading to the famous C**t Walker, a new factory in Hartford, and the birth of modern mass production.

C**t didn’t just build guns — he changed manufacturing itself. Interchangeable parts, assembly lines, branding, celebrity endorsements… he was doing it all before most people knew what those words meant.

He died in 1862 as one of the richest men in America. His company still stands today.

Failure didn’t stop him.
Being broke didn’t stop him.
Getting laughed at didn’t stop him.

That’s the mark of a builder — and the spirit of a Mason.

⚒️ /G\

**t

01/12/2026

Traveling is not just seeing places. It is understanding yourself a little more with each step.

01/11/2026

Bro SD Ralph Niebel representing our lodge well and breaking bread with Most Worshipful Grand Master Leigh Creighton as he visits Tucson Lodge #4.

Thank you for the snapshot brother!

01/11/2026

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01/11/2026

Every great journey begins with a step guided by wisdom.
Today we witness unity, brotherhood, and the passing of light from experienced hands to a new seeker of truth. Freemasonry is not about wealth or status, but about character, discipline, and becoming a better man for society.
May every new beginning lead to growth, responsibility, and service to humanity. ✨🤝

01/11/2026

Hello Brothers! Looking forward to the Fellowship of this Group. Send us a Message on Whatsapp if you are interested in joining.

01/08/2026

The Moral Code of Freemasonry

The moral code of Freemasonry is based on the principles of brotherhood, charity, and service. Masons are bound to each other by a sacred contract, and they are obligated to help each other in times of need. They are also expected to live a pure life, to be generous and charitable, and to be tolerant and loving towards others.

This moral code is more extensive than that developed by philosophy. It not only includes the laws of nature and the laws of God, but it also adds the imperative obligation of a contract. When a man becomes a Mason, he binds himself to every other Freemason in the world. He becomes a brother to all Masons, and he is obligated to help them in any way that he can.

The code is not just a set of abstract principles. It is also a practical guide to living a good life. Freemasons are expected to be honest, trustworthy, and reliable. They are expected to be kind and compassionate, and to help those in need. They are also expected to be tolerant and respectful of others, regardless of their race, religion, or beliefs.

In fact, it is a powerful force for good in the world, and it has helped to create a brotherhood of men who are committed to making the world a better place. Freemasons are active in their communities, and they work to help those in need. They also promote peace, understanding, and tolerance.

Therefore, the moral code of Freemasonry is a living tradition. It is constantly evolving as Freemasons seek to find new ways to apply its principles to the challenges of the modern world. However, the core values of brotherhood, charity, and service remain the same. These values are essential for building a better world, and they are the foundation of the moral code of every Freemason in the world today.

01/05/2026