Thanks to all who did RSVP for dinner as this helps those behind the scenes to assist you in providing the services needed to keep you all fed during fellowship. Also, keep in mind there will be a charge for dinner for our June meeting. Information is provided online and offline. Also, thanks to all the floor Officers as there was only praise from our D.D.G.M. regarding ritual.
Read MoreDuring a special communication of the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania held on 20-Jan-2024, Bro. Robert J. Crotts, P.M., was awarded a 60-Year Service Emblem of Gold by Bro. Larry A. Derr, R.W.G.M. for his steadfast commitment to the Craft. With a Masonic career spanning well over half a century, Bro. Robert J. Crotts, P.M., has served the fraternity with honor and distinction as Worshipful Master of Frankford-Brown Lodge No. 751 in 2000 as well as the Most Excellent High Priest of the Harmony Royal Arch Chapter No. 52 in 2015—to name but a few of his many esteemed titles.
Read MoreIt is an honor being elected and installed to be of service to you. Thank you for having the trust and confidence in me to be included with those that have faithfully served our Lodge in the past. Our Lodge has a deep and lasting history and its recognition is well known. The goal for the year is to continue to cement the foundation of our Fraternity through building Masonic ties, mentoring, and preparing those that are coming behind us, to carry the torch before us as Father Time marches on.
Read MoreHoliday cheer arrived early this year when members of Lodge No. 2 participated in LuLu Shriners’ FEZtival of Trees & Lights, where 49 Masonic Lodges and Shrines from Philadelphia and the surrounding counties decorated Christmas trees to showcase their support for LuLu Shrine and the local Shriners Hospital for Children.
Read MoreAs this is my final message to you I wanted to say thank you for allowing me to have the honor to serve all of you in the East this past year. I can say this was one of the most memorable experiences in my life and I am humbled by being able to experience it. This past year we have had some very memorable Stated Meetings and events. I know everyone throughly enjoyed the Gala that was held on June 17th. We also had a wonderful picnic with the family at the Fink’s house.
Read MoreOn November 7th, we will be having a Masonic wedding at the Temple. Kim and I will be renewing our vows. We plan to start at 6:15 p.m. We will have the Masonic wedding ceremony upstairs in the lodge room. After the ceremony the guests will go downstairs and enjoy some music (a duo named The Side Chicks) and appetizers. During this time, the brethren will have a short meeting. After the meeting the men will join everyone else and have a nice dinner.
Read MoreContinuing in its mission to partner with local nonprofits in the city of Philadelphia, Lodge No. 2 will be serving meals at the Gift of Life Howie’s House, which serves as a “home away from home” for transplant patients and their families by providing temporary, affordable lodging, meals and supportive services to those who travel to Philadelphia for transplant-related care. Every evening, the staff at the House host volunteers from the community to prepare meals for patients currently staying on premise, in a manner reminiscent of the Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House.
Read MoreOur next Stated Meeting will be held on Tuesday October 3rd, and we will be eating in the dinning room of the Masonic Temple. We will not have a speaker in October. We will be having a quick meeting and then we will be travelling next door to join Lodge No. 52 as they celebrate their anniversary. I hope to see everyone there.
Read MoreI hope everyone is having a great summer and looking forward to getting back to our second home, the Lodge, in the fall. The next few months I am sure will be enjoyable and very memorable. I can honestly say that being in the East these past few months has been one of the highlights of my life. I have thoroughly enjoyed every second of it so far.
Read MoreContinuing in its mission to partner with local nonprofits in the city of Philadelphia, Lodge No. 2 will be serving meals at the Gift of Life Howie’s House, which serves as a “home away from home” for transplant patients and their families by providing temporary, affordable lodging, meals and supportive services to those who travel to Philadelphia for transplant-related care. Every evening, the staff at the House host volunteers from the community to prepare meals for patients currently staying on premise, in a manner reminiscent of the Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House.
Read MoreOfficer Robert J. Shisler passed away on May 7, 2023 of Deptford, NJ. Age 27. Beloved son of Robert H. Shisler of Deptford and Tracy (nee Hawkins) of Deptford, NJ. Loving brother of Ashley Shisler of Mantua and Tyler Shisler of Deptford. Cherished grandson of Marion Shisler of Depford, Robert A. Shisler of Deptford, Ethel Hawkins of Barrington, and the late Gary Hawkins. He is survived by his godparents, Danny Resnik and Brenda Simpkins, and many aunts, uncles, and cousins.
Read MoreJoin us in celebrating the 265th Anniversary of Lodge No. 2 on Sat., 17-Jun-2023, at the LuLu Shrine in Plymouth Meeting, PA. Dinner will include a choice of filet mignon, grilled salmon or stuffed chicken prosciutto and will be accompanied with hors' d’oeuvres, a 10-piece band, live entertainment and an open bar. This event is open to members of Masonic District D and their significant others. Limit 2 tickets per Mason. Dress code is black tie.
Read MoreLodge No. 2 - Free & Accepted Masons of Pennsylvania
1 N. Broad St., Philadelphia, PA 19107
