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4th January 2010
January Program – Pinups for Pitbulls • Masonic News
Our January meeting will conclude with a video presentation by Little Darling from Pinups for Pit Bulls, a 501(c)3. Soon to be featured on Discovery/Animal Planet’s new show “Pit Boss” , they work to educate the public about the history and temperament of the American Pit Bull Terrier and Bully Breeds, to raise awareness about Breed Specific Legislation and Breed-Specific abuse, and to raise funds for bully-breed-friendly rescues and dogs in need.
Their goal is to reestablish the defamed reputation of the Pit Bull as America’s premier companion animal, war hero, and therapy dog.
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31st October 2009
Words from the West – November 2009 • Masonic News 1 reply
Greetings Brethren,
In just about a month’s time, I hope to be elected and installed as your next Worshipful Master of Mozart Lodge #121. However, I have a bit of a problem. I need ideas! I need your help making a better plan! Over the past few years I have been trying to put together a good plan for 2010. I fear I am coming up short to the expectations set forth by those who have been bestowed with this honor before me. While I do have a plan for the year, I like to be dynamic, I’m willing to listen and make changes to adapt.
If you have an idea that you think will be good for the lodge, a complaint about something we have not done, or something we have done, I’d love to hear from you. Feel free to call/text/email me!
Thank you
Mike Ohr Jr.
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30th October 2009
You are fraternally invited – November 2009 • Masonic News
Dear Brother,
You are fraternally invited to attend the following Communications of Mozart Lodge No. 121, F&AM, to be held at the West Jersey Masonic Center, Route 295 and Haddonfield-Berlin Road, Cherry Hill, New Jersey, 08003.
Regular Communication Tuesday November 3rd, 2009. Dinner will be at 6:30 PM, please call, email, or text Mike so we have enough food for everyone. Regular Business, balloting if necessary, closing and refreshments
Emergent Communication on Monday, November 30th, 2009 for the conferral of the Master Mason Degree. Dinner 630 PM, Opening 7:00 PM, Degree: 7:30 PM
By Order of Worshipful Brother
Roger D Bohn Sr., W.M.
Attest: Frank Dominiano, Sec.
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25th September 2009
Pot Pie Order Form • Masonic News
Not only are the Fisher’s Pot Pies, easy to make and delicious, they are a great fundraiser for our lodge. Here is the most recentPot Pie Order Form for you to fill your freezer!
Feel free to contact Brother George Niessner w/ orders and questions!
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15th May 2009
Accolades • Masonic News
Congratulations to Brother Donald Wark Sr, you have been faithfully serving your HOME, our HOME for over 5,500 volunteer hours!
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20th January 2009
Washington Times – Masonic rituals live on • Masonic Events, Masonic News
Originally posted on the Washington Times – Masonic rituals live on by: Julia Duin, it is nice to see a positive article about Freemasonry for a chance.
President-elect Barack Obama’s swearing-in Tuesday will incorporate several elements out of America’s Masonic past.
One-third of the signers of the Constitution, many of the Bill of Rights signers and America’s first few presidents (except for Thomas Jefferson) were Freemasons, a fraternal organization that became public in early 18th-century England.
Although it became fabulously popular in America, at one time encompassing 10 percent of the population, Pope Clement XII condemned Freemasonry in 1738 as heretical. The latest pronouncement was issued in 1983 by then-Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger – now Pope Benedict XVI – who called Masonic practices “irreconcilable” with Catholic doctrine.
Still, as the first president, George Washington had to come up with appropriate rituals for the new country. He borrowed many of them from Masonic rites he knew as “worshipful leader” of a lodge in Alexandria.
His Masonic gavel is on display at the Capitol Visitor Center. Until this inauguration, Washington’s Masonic Bible – on which he swore his obligations as a Freemason – was used for the presidential oath of office. President-elect Barack Obama will use Abraham Lincoln’s Bible.
The worshipful master administered the Masonic oaths. This was adapted to the president vowing to serve his country in an oath administered by the top justice of the Supreme Court.
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15th December 2008
Hello world! • Masonic News
It appears that the mozart121.com site was accidently deleted by our former hosting company. Thankfully, we do have a lot of the posted articles from backup. I will be posting them asap.
Thanks!
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