Richard Warburton Lodge No 9767

05/10/2026

21/08/2026

🤔 ⁉️🙇🏻🧠🤗

With the summer recess rapidly coming to an end - what better way to blow off those cobwebs and get your masonic wheels turning again, than to come along to a light-hearted quiz, put your masonic knowledge base together with your fellow brethren and maybe win some prize money to donate to your chosen local charity.
Entry is FREE - just book into the Festive Board👍 no preparation needed… or maybe get onto Solomon🤓
West Wales Mason

09/08/2026

With the summer recess rapidly coming to an end - what better way to blow off those cobwebs and get your masonic wheels turning again, than to come along to a light-hearted quiz, put your masonic knowledge base together with your fellow brethren and maybe win some prize money to donate to your chosen local charity.
Entry is FREE - just book into the Festive Board👍 no preparation needed… or maybe get onto Solomon🤓
West Wales Mason

20/07/2026

Ethiopia, Brother James Bruce FRS, Enoch……

In a stone chapel above Lake Tana, a monk turns the pages of a book his order has been copying for over a thousand years. The script is Ge'ez, a language older than most European tongues still in use. The book itself is unlike any Bible printed in Rome or Wittenberg.

The Ethiopian Orthodox canon holds 81 books, the largest of any Christian tradition. It preserves the Book of Enoch and the Book of Jubilees in full, texts that Western churches lost or set aside centuries ago. For nearly 1,500 years, monks in highland monasteries copied these scriptures by hand onto goatskin parchment, binding them between wooden boards.

Christianity reached the kingdom of Aksum in the 4th century, under King Ezana, making Ethiopia one of the earliest Christian states on earth. When the rest of the Mediterranean world was torn apart by councils and schisms, Aksum kept its own line of transmission.

In 1773, the Scottish traveler James Bruce carried three copies of Enoch out of Gondar and back to Europe. Scholars who had known the book only through fragments and rumor could finally read it in full.

The monks had been reading it all along.

20/07/2026

Sad to say I don’t dream these days. I don’t know if it’s because of my diabetes, the results of a procedure on my bladder and Prostate a few years ago or the drugs I am compelled to take to control blood pressure and diabetes. I have to say though I do miss what used to be inspiring and entertaining dreams.

Having said that, i am very pleased to say I had one last night and was quite surprised.

On Saturday I visited a Lodge for a ceremony which used to have an Acacia tree in the North East corner of the grounds, and was sad to see that it had been felled for whatever reason. However many shoots had taken root in the surrounding area, and in the interlude between ceremony and festive board I picked an chewed a leaf!

To understand the significance of this action you would need to know firstly the natural production of hallucinogens from the Pineal Gland and the ancient association between the gland and the “third eye”. You may already be aware of the association, but perhaps not the association between Acacia and DMT…….

13/07/2026

New ebook by Dr Paul Calderwood

Via Lewis Masonic Digital

03/07/2026

Congratulations to Dr Paul Calderwood, member of the Richard Warburton Lodge.

’This Chequered Existence’ is the latest book by Dr Paul Calderwood, Provincial Prior KT Monmouth & South Wales.

The book explores the history of Freemasonry in the 20th-century in England and Wales.

More 👉🏻 https://bit.ly/445Ye74

Lewis Masonic

12/06/2026

A gift of £500 was recently given to Strumble Lodge 4351 by the Richard Warburton Lodge No 9767 to pass on to a deserving local charity in the community. We chose to make the donation to Transition Bro Gwaun an active Fishguard based charity doing great work in our local area.
Pictured are Colin Hancock, WM of Richard Warburton & Secretary of Strumble and Tom Latter of TBG.
West Wales Mason
The Freemasons' Charity

11/06/2026

🔑 The Tyler

The Tyler holds one of the oldest and most important offices within the Lodge. Stationed outside the door, his role is to ensure that only those properly prepared are admitted.

More than simply guarding the entrance, the Tyler helps preserve the privacy, dignity, and harmony of the Lodge, allowing members to conduct their meetings in a secure and respectful environment.

His position is one of trust, vigilance, and dedication to the principles of Freemasonry.

20/02/2026

1,000 Diplomas… Will you be next?

We are proud to announce that 1,000 of you have achieved your full Solomon Diploma, a truly brilliant milestone!

But… the gap is wide.

There are over 50,000 of you who have started your journey but haven’t crossed the finish line, yet!

Don’t leave your education in Freemasonry to chance, join the 1,000 who are mastering it!

Start here with your first module, “Welcome Apprentice”: https://solomon.ugle.org.uk/course/view.php?id=130