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Maine Masonic College

The Maine Masonic College is an educational arm of the Grand Lodge of Masons in Maine. http://www.mainemasoniccollege.com

08/25/2026

We will be in Bath for a great lecture thanks to the 14th Masonic District.

08/24/2026

Next site on tour: Ashland.

08/16/2026

A wonderful time at Northen Star Lodge No. 28 in North Anson as we presented Critical Thinking to both masons and non masons in attendance.

Thank you to Regent, Bro. George MacDougal and recent regent Bro. Don Macdougal for presenting.

08/14/2026

Come join us tomorrow at 10 am for this wonderful lecture on critical thinking, hosted by Don and George MacDougal.

08/12/2026

We are just a few days away from our next MMC class. All are welcome to attend.

08/06/2026

As we get closer to Convocation, we are excited to welcome and host Robert H. Johnson from the "Whence Came You" Podcast.

He will be presenting a series of lectures on behalf of America and the continued celebration of our 250th birthday.

“Freemasonry in America and its Colonial Tavern Beginnings”
An examination of Freemasonry as it existed in the days that led up to America's decree of independence. Exclusive rare documents will blow your mind!

Mark your calendar for Saturday, September 26th, 9 am, at Thomas College in Waterville.

08/03/2026

Our next class takes us to Northern Star Lodge in North Anson. MW Walter Macdougal and his son George will present a talk on Critical Thinking.

How important is thinking reasonably? Does this type of thinking allow for easier problem-solving and form better judgment?

07/21/2026

Coming on Saturday, August 15th, 10am at Northern Star Lodge No 28 in North Anson.

The Maine Masonic College will present an in-depth look into Critical Thinking. Hosted by MW Walter MacDougal and his Son George MacDougal.

The connection between critical thinking and Freemasonry runs deep—historically, philosophically, and symbolically.

Freemasonry emerged in its modern form during the Enlightenment (the 17th and 18th centuries), an era defined by scientific inquiry, logic, and a shift away from blind dogma. The fraternity essentially took the physical tools of medieval stonemasons and turned them into metaphors for intellectual and moral self-improvement.

You won't want to miss this opportunity. Open to everyone, Masons and non-Masons.

07/20/2026

Join us on Saturday, September 26th, at 9 am, at Thomas College for the 22nd annual Maine Masonic College Convocation.

This year, we will continue to look at America's 250th birthday.

We will be honored to welcome Robert Johnson as our guest speaker.

Philosophy is at the core of what Robert is after. Having grown up in Italy and being exposed to the culture and much of the Renaissance art and literature, Freemasonry became a natural place for him to gravitate toward. He is an avid musician and writer. He’s written for several print magazines and blogs on subjects ranging from Fi****ms and Medical Ethics to Theology and Comparative Religions. Robert's primary studies are in philosophy and mathematics. He also holds an honorary Doctorate Degree in Philosophy in Religion. Currently, Robert works as an executive in the medical industry. He received his degrees from Waukegan Lodge No. 78, becoming Worshipful Master in 2014.

He’s since served as both a District Education Officer and a District Deputy Grand Master. He currently serves on the Grand Lodge of Illinois' Education Committee and is the Grand Superintendent for the Allied Masonic Degrees for Illinois. He is also the author of How to Charter a Lodge: A No-Nonsense, Unsanctioned Guide and co-author of It's Business Time: Adapting a Corporate Path for Freemasonry, and The Master's Word, A Short Treatise on the Light, the Word and the Self. He has also republished various other works.

07/03/2026

Brethren, as we conclude this journey of 250 names in 250 days that started back in October, we at the Maine Masonic College wish everyone a Happy 4th of July.

This July is more special because of the celebration of America's 250th birthday. As we take the time to celebrate and reflect on the path that led America to what it is now, let us never forget that the "American Dream" is in the heart of everyone. The spirit, the passion, the creativity that make this country unique. The beautiful Rocky Mountains, the Great Plains, and the wooded forests of New England are the breathtaking views that she beholds.

America is loved in the heart, and this weekend, as we gather together with family and friends. Here at the Maine Masonic College want to take a moment and wish you all a safe and beautiful weekend.

We can only imagine what the next 250 years will look like and what educational splendors we will see.

Bless you all, and please enjoy the weekend.

Address

180 W River Rd
Waterville, ME
04901

Website

https://www.masoniccharitablefoundation.org/programs/maine-masonic-college/

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