International Brotherhood of Freemasons Podcast

This educational piece from Mazatlan, Mexico reminds us that the degrees and lessons of Freemasonry aren't meant for self-aggrandizement, but for self-improvement.

Much has been written and published about the atrocities of the Nazi regime. This is the seldom heard story of the effects of Hitler's reign on Freemasons and their lodges. Freemasonry's teachings on equality and brotherly love were viewed as a threat to the aspirations of the Third Reich.

In this publication, Henri Pena-Ruiz gives us a detailed definition of racism, refutes its use and give ten ways to counteract it in society.

In this publication, Henri Pena-Ruiz gives us a detailed definition of racism, refutes its use and give ten ways to counteract it in society.

In this publication, Henri Pena-Ruiz gives us a detailed definition of racism, refutes its use and give ten ways to counteract it in society.

Learn about the exciting and colorful history of the Grand Lodge of South Africa and its role in reshaping Southern Africa and Europe.

Jean Bossu was a Prominent French Freemason and Masonic scholar who left a lasting mark on French Freemasonry. Benito Juarez, who was born in extreme poverty, become a prominent Freemason in Mexico and one of the most iconic Presidents in Mexican history.

Emir Abdelkader: Islamic, Freedom Fighter, and Freemason. He defended his country of Algeria against invading French forces, soon thereafter, those he fought against embraced and honored him as their brother. Abdelkader believed that Freemasonry could bridge the divide between the Islamic and Western worlds.

Despite government opposition and suspicion, our Masonic Brothers throughout China have tenaciously managed to carry on practicing our gentle craft. Saturday, we will learn of their inspiring story.

In episode 2, we continue to ask the question: What is Freemasonry? Here we read a response posted by the Grand Lodge of British Columbia and Yukon, Canada; and the response of the Grand Lodge of Argentina.

In our first episode, we ask the obvious question: What is Freemasonry? We look to the United Grand Lodge of England and read a passage from the French book, Ma Franc-maçonnerie mise à nu... pour les profanes, to find answers.

We will learn about famous and influential Freemasons; hear masonic education pieces from a wide array of authors; discover unique and interesting cultural differences among Freemasons and Masonic lodges. But, most importantly, we will see how practicing Freemasons affect change within themselves and within the communities where they live. So, join me as we learn about... and learn from brother Freemasons from across the globe.