Famous freemasons

Words of wisdom from famous masons throughout history.

These intrepid rocket men, venturing where few have gone before them, are truly heroes. They are indeed, Famous Freemasons but perhaps more famous for their adventures above the horizon. Col. Edwin Eugene "Buzz" Aldrin Apollo 11 b. January 20, 1930 The second man to walk on the moon, Aldrin was the first Freemason to set

Manly Hall - Brother

Australia's First Prime Minister 1901 - 1903 Bro. Sir Edmund Barton Second Australian (first was Sir Henry Parkes) to be awarded a GCMG - Knight Grand Cross of The Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael and St. George. (1902) One of three Australian PM's to be awarded Japan's Order of the Rising Sun. (1905) Was a Queen's Counsel and became a High Court Judge after his stint as PM.

Brother Ernest Borgnine passed away on July 8, 2012 at the age of 95. He was raised in Abingdon Lodge #48, Grand Lodge of Virginia in 1950. Here in his own words are his thoughts on Freemasonry. WHY I AM A MASON – MOUTH TO EAR By Brother Ernest Borgnine, 33˚ Member of Abingdon Lodge

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Fabien Barthez

In addition, at the time of the official formation of Freemasonry, there were not the wide variety of religions or cults as there are today. Consequently, the mantra of religious tolerance primarily related to Catholicism and Protestantism in the UK