November 2025 Meeting

Wor. Richard Elliot accepted a donation on behalf of the Scottish Rite Masonic Museum and Library

The November meeting of The Henry Price Lodge was an evening filled with fellowship and reflection. As part of our Annual Meeting, the Lodge took the time to review the accomplishments of the past year and was pleased to hear that we remain in a position of great financial, administrative, and fraternal health. The continued growth and enthusiasm within our membership are clear signs that our Lodge is thriving, thanks to the dedication of so many active and committed Brothers.

The Worshipful Master presented Bro. João Silva with his Masonic diploma

During the meeting, the Lodge proudly made a charitable donation to the Scottish Rite Masonic Museum and Library, supporting their ongoing work in preserving and promoting the history of Freemasonry in America. As the custodian of many artifacts, documents, and stories that define our Craft, the Museum and Library continue to educate both Masons and the public on the enduring influence of our fraternity. Our contribution reflects The Henry Price Lodge’s commitment to philanthropy and to preserving the legacy of Freemasonry for future generations.

Wor. Robert Jackson presented his talk entitled "The Darkened Square: Applying Masonic Teachings to the Darkened Spaces of the Mind, A Brother’s Perspective”

We were also treated to a thought-provoking presentation by Worshipful Rob Jackson, whose remarks encouraged all present to reflect on how Masonic lessons can be lived out beyond the Lodge room. His message served as a meaningful reminder that Freemasonry is more than ritual; it is a lifelong practice of self-improvement, integrity, and service to others.

Following the meeting, Brethren gathered for a wonderful dinner and an evening of conversation and fellowship. The dining hall was alive with laughter and discussion, underscoring the strong bonds of friendship that make The Henry Price Lodge such a vibrant Masonic community.

As the Lodge looks ahead to the December meeting and beyond, we remain grateful for the dedication of our officers and members who continue to keep the Lodge active, welcoming, and true to the principles of our Craft.