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Welcome to Fidelity Lodge #32 A.F.&A.M.
Subordinate Blue Lodge 32 Operating Under the Most Worshipful Hiram Grand Lodge A.F.&A.M. in the State of New York.
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We Are Fidelity Lodge #32
fi·del·i·ty / fəˈdelədē / noun faithfulness to a person, cause, or belief, demonstrated by continuing loyalty and support.
The TRESTLE BOARD
The Trestle-Board is defined as the board upon which the Master of 32 Lodge inscribes the designs that direct the Craft in their labors.
M.I.E.L. - Masonry In Everyday Life
As we travel throughout the day, we seldom notice the intricate Masonry all around us.
About Us
What Does Fidelity Mean?
fi·del·i·ty / fəˈdelədē / noun faithfulness to a person, cause, or belief, demonstrated by continuing loyalty and support. "He sought on the strictest fidelity to justice."
Synonyms: Loyalty, allegiance, obedience, constancy, fealty, homage.
Fidelity Lodge #32 was founded April 21, 1964, by the late Bro. Ernest C. Harris. Since its inception, many of our members have advanced to the Supreme Council under the Most Worshipful Hiram Grand lodge. Today, Fidelity Lodge #32 is guided by Worshipful Master Jaraad Abdul-Hakim
"My goal is to be better thaN I ONCE WAS"
What Is Freemasonry?
How Does One Become A Mason?
How Does One Become A Mason?
Freemasonry is a voluntary, fraternal organization, composed of men of good will, good character, and good reputation, whom in most jurisdictions around the world, believe in an Almighty Creator and practice the spirit of universal brotherhood to man.
When a man enters Freemasonry, he will learn to practice brotherly love for all, charitable relief for those who may be in need, morality and good citizenship in every community.
How Does One Become A Mason?
How Does One Become A Mason?
How Does One Become A Mason?
In some jurisdictions throughout the world, a man wishing to become a Free Mason must, of his own free will, ask to become a Free Mason. In other jurisdictions, a man wishing to become a Free Mason may be invited to join by a current member who feels that he would be an asset to the Masonic Fraternity.
In either case, each and every man comes to Freemasonry of his own free will and accord.
Every man who wishes to become a Free Mason (whether he requests to be admitted as a member or whether he has been invited to be admitted to the fraternity) must be investigated as to his background and then balloted upon by his prospective Lodge's brethren.
Masonry In Everyday Life
How Does One Become A Mason?
Masonry In Everyday Life
This section is to inform and educate our brethren. As we go about our day, seldom to we take the time to really look around us and observe Masonry In Everyday Life. This section is for
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