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DeMontfort Lodge 5155 Consecrated 1930 and meeting at The Guild Hall, Henley In Arden.

Freemasonry teaches moral lessons and self knowledge through participation in a progression of allegorical two-part plays, which are learnt by heart and performed within each lodge. Freemasonry offers its members an approach to life which seeks to reinforce thoughtfulness for others.

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23/10/2026

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🔷⚒️ POINTS IN OR POINTS OUT? THE STORY BEHIND THE MASONIC RING ⚒️🔷

A Masonic ring is more than just a piece of jewelry. For many Brethren, it represents a commitment to the principles of Freemasonry, a reminder of the obligations we have taken, and a symbol of the Brotherhood we are proud to belong to.

But there’s a question that has sparked conversations among Masons for generations:

💍 When wearing your Square and Compasses ring, do you point them toward yourself or toward the world?

🔹 POINTS IN — Some Brethren choose to wear their rings with the points facing toward themselves. They view it as a personal reminder to continually examine their own actions, hold themselves accountable, and live by the principles they have promised to uphold. Before judging another man, a Mason should first look inward and ensure he is practicing what he professes.

🔹 POINTS OUT — Other Brethren wear their rings with the points facing outward, displaying the emblem to the world. For them, it is a way to openly identify with the Craft, show pride in their Masonic membership, and represent the values of Brotherly Love, Relief, and Truth wherever they go.

Of course, these are personal interpretations, not universal definitions. The direction a Brother wears his ring does not determine his character, his dedication to the Craft, or the quality of the Mason he is.

⚖️ So, which way is the right way?

The truth is that there is no universal Masonic rule requiring every Brother to wear his ring with the points facing in or out. Customs and personal traditions may differ between jurisdictions, lodges, and individual Masons.

Some were taught one way by their mentors or the Brothers who raised them. Others developed their own preference over time, and some may not have given it much thought until another Mason asked the question!

At the end of the day, the ring itself is only a symbol. What matters most is the man who wears it and whether his conduct reflects the lessons of the Craft. We can wear the Square and Compasses proudly, but we must also strive to practice what they represent in our daily lives.

A ring cannot make a man a better Mason. His actions, integrity, humility, and treatment of others are what truly matter.

🤝 Whether your points face inward or outward, we are still Brothers traveling the same path, working to improve ourselves and become better men.

👇 Drop a comment below and tell us:

💍 Do you wear your Masonic ring POINTS IN or POINTS OUT?

📖 Is that how you were taught, or did you choose your own way?

🗣️ And if you have a story behind your choice, share it with us! Maybe a mentor, a father, a grandfather, or a Brother helped shape your tradition.

Let’s have a respectful conversation, learn from one another, and celebrate the many traditions that make our Masonic Brotherhood special.

Two directions, one Brotherhood. Different traditions, shared principles.

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19/10/2026

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In next week's Solomon Live, we will explore how digital tools are transforming membership and communication, looking at the growing role of digital content and social media in connecting members and reaching wider audiences.

Join us for this thought-provoking chat next Monday on the opportunities and challenges that face the future of Freemasonry 🗣️💬

Register below:
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14/10/2026

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Why do Fellowcraft Masons hear about receiving wages in the Middle Chamber "without scruple or diffidence"?

This Instagram post explores the ancient echo from operative history. It reminds us of a time when skilled Brethren placed absolute reliance on the integrity of their employers, knowing they were justly entitled to their reward. Trust is the foundation.

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Well done to the Brethren and visitors of DeMontfort lodge for raising £300 for charities tonite.Congratulations to Bro....
12/10/2026

Well done to the Brethren and visitors of DeMontfort lodge for raising £300 for charities tonite.

Congratulations to Bro.Dawber on your being passed to the second degree.

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30/09/2026

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Enter George Claret: The Father of Modern Ritual 🖨️
Because the 1834 Promulgation ritual was never printed, the uniformity Grand Chapter hoped for failed completely. Enter George Claret. In 1845, he published his own printed Royal Arch ritual based on what he saw happening in his local Chapters. Today, almost all of our major modern rituals are actually derived from Claret's version, not the official 1834 Promulgation text!

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28/09/2026

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Tune in on Thursday for the Craftcast Series 6 finale – a very special episode recorded at The Grand Lodge of Antient Free and Accepted Masons of Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Join Shaun and Tom as they meet with the Grand Master Mason, Alexander Moncrieff, for an in-depth conversation on the history and future of Scottish Freemasonry.

While you're waiting for Thursday, catch up on the rest of Series 6:
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23/09/2026

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The Secret Manuscript in the Grand Secretary's Safe
What happened to the official 1834 ritual? For over a century, it was lost. In 1947, an Assistant Librarian finally found a red leather book marked "Approved" and signed by the Duke of Sussex (Grand Master Zerubbabel). But instead of sharing it, the Grand Scribe E locked it in a safe and swore the librarian to absolute secrecy! It has only recently been made available to study.

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The Guild Hall
Henley In Arden
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