Mount Calvary Lodge No 76

08/15/2026

In a few moments we will be having the Drawing for our Summer 🌞 Breeze 🧺 Raffle

The original drawing date was pushed back until today.

Good luck 🤞🏾🍀🤞🏾 to all our entries

08/15/2026

Trevin Powell

07/14/2026

Con/G\ratulations

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07/14/2026

Sending a Heartfelt Birthday Shout Out to Right Worshipful Grand Treasurer Alan D Tucker

07/13/2026

PM Shawn Strode & wife Dee Celebrating 🥳🎉🥳 11 years today 7.13.15 (Vegas)

7 new items · Memory by Shawn L Strode

07/08/2026

Looking/G\ for something to do 🤔 Let's chop it up on the Level 🎚️ Square Biz ✌🏾

07/05/2026

📜 This Day in Masonic History

July 3, 1775 – Brother George Washington Takes Command

On this day, July 3, 1775, Brother George Washington officially assumed command of the Continental Army at Cambridge, Massachusetts, beginning one of the most significant chapters in American history.

Only weeks earlier, the Continental Congress had appointed Washington Commander-in-Chief. But it was on this day that he stood before a citizen army united by a common purpose the defense of liberty and the birth of a new nation.

For Freemasons, this moment carries even greater significance.

Brother Washington was not only a gifted military leader and future President; he was a devoted Freemason whose life reflected the principles of our Craft. Initiated into Freemasonry in 1752, he exemplified the virtues of integrity, honor, humility, charity, and service to others. Throughout his life, he credited moral character and personal discipline as the foundation of true leadership.

As he took command of the Continental Army, Washington faced overwhelming odds. His soldiers were often undertrained, undersupplied, and outnumbered. Yet he inspired them through steadfast leadership, unwavering faith, and a commitment to a cause greater than himself qualities every Mason strives to cultivate.

Freemasonry teaches that true leaders do not seek power for themselves; they seek to improve the lives of others through wisdom, justice, fortitude, and temperance. Washington’s example reminds us that the strongest leaders are those whose character is firmly established before they are ever called to lead.

As Brothers, we are reminded that our own working tools are meant to shape not only stone, but ourselves. Every day presents an opportunity to build a stronger character, strengthen our communities, and leave the world better than we found it.

Nearly 251 years later, Brother Washington’s example continues to inspire Freemasons around the world to lead with humility, serve with honor, and remain faithful to the timeless principles of Brotherly Love, Relief, and Truth.

“Associate yourself with men of good quality if you esteem your own reputation; for it is better to be alone than in bad company.”

- Brother George Washington

07/01/2026

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