Continuing from Part 1 where MW Bro Peter Kirwan sat down with MCWA Communications Manager Matt Trainor to discuss the various aspects of Western Australian Masonic activities and ceremonies that are impacted by COVID-19. Episode Part 1 Click here for part 1 (Episode 9) Watch Listen Freemasons WA · Freemasons
In this week’s episode of the Grand Lodge Podcast, MW Bro Peter Kirwan sat down with MCWA Communications Manager Matt Trainor to discuss the various aspects of how COVID-19 will impact WA Masonic ceremonies and other Masonic activities once Lodges return to operation. There’s a lot to cover here, so
Get to know The Craftsmen, the social club for WA Freemasons with club President and Vice President, Worshipful Brothers Ricci and Campbell in this episode of the Grand Lodge Podcast. The Craftsmen social club is open to all WA Freemasons with a focus on coordinating informal social events and engaging
In episode 2 of the Freemasons WA Grand Lodge Podcast, we chat with Dr Ben Banwait from Bullsbrook Medical Practice regarding the developing Coronavirus situation and what preventative measures we should all be taking to minimise the chance of contracting the virus. Listen to the episode below. This podcast is
On the 28th of January, for the first time in history a delegation of over 22 senior ranking Freemasons will be representing Western Australia at the installing of the ceremonial head of Freemasons in Israel. Occurring once every five years, the Installation is the most important Freemasonry event in the
Australian bush fires have already claimed at least 19 lives, destroyed over 1400 homes and burned over 6 million hectares this season and Freemasons are not the kind to sit idly by whilst our communities, indeed our nation faces these catastrophic challenges. This near-unfathomable scale of devastation means the time
Christmas is a time for celebrating with family yet some children have never had the opportunity to celebrate Christmas as we know it. In true Freemasonry spirit, some dedicated members of The Swan Lodge have set about helping local charity, The Foster Share Shed by donating their time and energy
The Masonic Foundation Charity Raffle was drawn on the 9th of October with the winner being notified that day as well as notification in the West Australian on the 11th of October. Congratulations to our $20,000 winner who no doubt enjoyed their wins right before Christmas, and to MCO Cannington
