Cape Fear Lodge #300

Cape Fear Lodge #300 Cape Fear Lodge #300 under the leadership of The 14Th Masonic District of The MWPHGLofNC
WM Mario Wright
SW Randy Smith
JW Walter Rhodie Jr

We getting ready !!!!JW Rhodie on the grill early this AM.
05/16/2026

We getting ready !!!!
JW Rhodie on the grill early this AM.

05/12/2026
05/03/2026

Its always a joy to support Reverend Carl Smith and moma Jewel.
WM Mario A. Wright
SW Randy Smith
Bro. Tyrone McKoy
Bro. Kevin Hammonds
Bro. Marwin Riggins
Happy 24th Pastoral Anniversary Rev. We pray that you have many more.

We, the Cape Fear Masonic Lodge  #300 PHA Brothers extend our heartfelt thanks to all the citizens of the community for ...
04/26/2026

We, the Cape Fear Masonic Lodge #300 PHA Brothers extend our heartfelt thanks to all the citizens of the community for your generous support of the Lodge’s recent fundraiser. Your kindness and willingness to give made this event a fantastic success. Thanks to everyone that came out and rolled up your sleeves and put in some work. A very special thanks to our Sisters of Ruth Chapter 554. You beauties never let us down. Thanks also to the Brothers that traveled from afar to support.

Because of your contributions, we were able to provide an amazing and meaningful donation to Nikita Barnes and Courtney and their family who tragically lost their home and possessions due to a fire. During such a difficult time your compassion has brought comfort, hope, and reassurance that they are not alone.

Your continued support reflects the true spirit of our community coming together in times of need and lifting one another up is an essential action of kindness, love and support. We are deeply grateful for each of you.

Thank you again for making a difference.
Worshipful Master Mario Wright

The Brothers of Cape Fear Lodge 300 extend our thanks to our community for coming out to Leinwand Park this afternoon. W...
04/04/2026

The Brothers of Cape Fear Lodge 300 extend our thanks to our community for coming out to Leinwand Park this afternoon. What a beautiful day spent in fellowship by being blessed to be the hands and feet in the community. Congratulations to our cash 50/50 raffle winner and our winners of the bake sale. A big thanks to the spouses of the Cape Fear Lodge for your contributions to making our event a success. Giving out over 2000 eggs to the community was an enjoyment to us and a reminder to the love we have for our community.

SD Jeremy Humphries

Cape Fear Lodge  #300 showing support for Bladen Lodge 646 at their annual Boston Butt Sale. 'BROTHERS DWELLING TOGETHER...
04/04/2026

Cape Fear Lodge #300 showing support for Bladen Lodge 646 at their annual Boston Butt Sale.
'BROTHERS DWELLING TOGETHER IN UNITY".

When you look at the Statue of Liberty, you aren't just looking at a National Landmark; you're looking at a monument bui...
03/29/2026

When you look at the Statue of Liberty, you aren't just looking at a National Landmark; you're looking at a monument built on the labor and philosophy of the Brotherhood. It stands as a "Perfect Ashlar" on a global scale and a reminder of what can be built when men work together under the Great Architect.

As a kid when I first visited it I had no idea of what I was actually looking at but now visiting it as an adult and a Freemason the symbols are many and clearly visible to the trained eye.

While the statue itself was a gift from France to the United States, its "Masonic DNA" is woven into its very foundation and thats a fact that resonates with the principles of Brotherly Love, Relief, and Truth that we as Masons uphold

On August 5, 1884, the Grand Lodge of New York presided over the laying of the Statue of Liberty's cornerstone. This was a full Masonic ceremony, led by Grand Master William A. Brodie.

Following that tradition, the stone was tested by the square, level, and plumb to ensure it was "well-formed, true, and trusty."

It was then "consecrated" with corn, wine, and oil which we as Freemasons state are symbols of plenty, joy, and peace.

​The two primary figures behind the monument were both Freemasons, which suggests the "Enlightenment" themes of the statue were intentional.
​Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi the sculptor was a member of Lodge Alsace-Lorraine in Paris. His design a woman holding a torch closely mirrors the Masonic concept of "Illumination" or the spreading of light to dispel ignorance.

​Gustave Eiffel the engineer who designed the internal framework was also a Mason. His contribution ensured the "internal strength" of the monument, much like the internal character a Mason seeks to build.

Worshipful Master Mario Wright
Cape Fear Lodge 300
Elizabethtown North Carolina

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851S Braddy Plantation
Council, NC
28434

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