House Undivided

Macoy Pub. & Masonic Supply Co

Facts for Freemasons

Voorhis, Harold Van Buren

Explanation of the Royal Arch Degree. Members of the Craft who wish to dig deeper into the Study of Symbolism of the Mark Master and Royal Arch degrees will find this book of great appeal. It will also appeal to non-members of the Fraternity who are interested in the study of subjects dealing with Masonry and the interpretation of ancient Symbolism.

The Royal Arch: Its Hidden Meaning

Steinmetz, George H.

Robert Macoy's original writing is enlarged and revised and includes subject matter from The Worshipful Master responsibilities to Forms and By-laws. 13 Chapters address various Masonic issues and procedures in a guideline dating from 1885 which still holds true today.

Macoy's Worshipful Master's Assistant

Politics & Social Sciences

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Sociology

1878. This book contains the standard Masonic Monitor of the Degrees of Entered Apprentice, Fellow Craft and Master Mason as exemplified under sanction of the Grand Lodges of the United States, together with the installation of Lodge officer, laying cornerstones, dedication of Masonic Temples, prerogatives and duties of the Master, parliamentary law and the Masonic burial service.

Standard Masonic Monitor

Robert MacOy

George E. Simons

Reference

Christmas, Easter, Ascension and Burial Services for Knights Templar

MacOy, Robert

Religion & Spirituality

Masonic Addresses and Writings of Roscoe Pound

Roscoe, Pound

Originally published in 1867 this is a complete monitor with full instructions in the degrees of Mark Master, Past Master, Most Excellent Master, and Royal Arch. Includes: Together with the Order of High Priesthood, Historical Introduction, explanatory notes, ceremonies, installation.

Guide to the Royal Arch Chapter

Sheville, John

Gould, James L.

Other Religions, Practices & Sacred Texts

An excellent quick reference source of the written and unwritten laws, rules and regulations of Freemasonry. Especially important for its treatment of landmarks and Ancient Constitutions. Covers the Law for Lodges, for Candidates, for Individuals and for Grand Lodges.

Mackeys Jurisprudence of Freemasonry

MacKey, Albert G.

Masonic lodges want, need and must have Good Officers. This book show how You may become an officer of your lodge If You Can Qualify. Practical suggestions of How to Go About It, what the requirements are and the proper and legitimate steps You Can Take to realize this laudable ambition. The author was one of the best known Masonic writers and covers this important subject completely. Soft cover, 228 pages. ISBN 9780880530286 Every lodge annually needs new lodge officers and often some of the best and brightest leadership is over-looked because of the modesty of members who are qualified and anxious to be of service, but hesitate to offer themselves as available officer material. This is unfair both to the members and to their lodge. Read this book on freemasons and Masonic leadership. A Macoy Published Book

How to Become a Masonic Lodge Officer

H. L. Haywood

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