Saint John’s Lodge No. 2

Making Good Men Better Since 1802

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Making Good Men Better Since 1802

A Pillar of Freemasonry in the Saint John area for Over Two Centuries


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What is Freemasonry? Freemasonry, also known as Masonry, is the world's largest fraternal organization. But it is so much more. It is a Brotherhood of like-minded men who work hard to foster personal growth while improving the lives of those around them. A Brotherhood of lifelong friendships and a culture of philanthropy to make profound differences and improvements among our Brethren, families, and communities. The masonic traditions were founded upon three core values: Brotherly love, Relief, and Truth. BROTHERLY LOVE As Brothers, we value respect, freedom, kindness, tolerances, and value our differences be they religious, ethnic, cultural, social, generational, and educational. As Masons, we strive for harmony within our lives, our lodges, and our communities. RELIEF Masons take responsibility for the well-being of our Brothers, our families, and our communities. We are proactive in philanthropy, community involvement, and care for one another. TRUTH Honor, integrity, acceptance of personal responsibility; we stay true to our personal code of conduct and the continuous pursuit of knowledge.
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Constituted under warrant of the Provincial Grand Lodge of Nova Scotia.
— April 5th, 1802 Saint John’s Lodge, No. 29
Granted under warrant from the United Grand Lodge of England.
— April 23rd, 1836 Saint John’s Lodge No. 632
Renumbered on the registry of the United Grand Lodge of England.
— Sept. 1st, 1863 Saint John’s Lodge No. 436
Granted under warrant from the Grand Lodge of New Brunswick.
— Oct. 10th, 1867 Saint John’s Lodge No. 2


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To become a Freemason, you must:

🟈 Be a man that is 19 years or older (although women & younger people can join our related groups),

🟈 Believe in a Supreme Being,

🟈 A belief in the immortality of the soul,

🟈 Live an ethical life.

🟈 Have a strong interest in the Fraternity with a desire to participate in our charities and activities.

All applicants must pay an application fee and be subject to a background investigation. If you are interested in finding out more about the Fraternity of Freemasonry, we/’d love to speak with you.

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