Warwickshire Freemasons

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đź©ş Day 5: Dec 30"On the fifth day of Christmas, the Province helped hospices for the county.2025 Year in Review: Our 2025...
30/12/2025

đź©ş Day 5: Dec 30
"On the fifth day of Christmas, the Province helped hospices for the county.

2025 Year in Review: Our 2025 review highlights a significant commitment to local palliative care. The WFCF ensured that Hospices across the Province received support, including £4,500 grants each to Myton Hospice, Shakespeare Hospice, Zoe’s Place, and Acorns.

These hospices provide essential end-of-life care, symptom management, and bereavement support for both adults and children, ensuring dignity and compassion for patients across Warwickshire.

Support them: https://f.mtr.cool/qtmbktpyza | https://f.mtr.cool/liyzdthjpv

Be a part of the healing: To help us support these vital local institutions, find out more about joining us at this link: https://f.mtr.cool/vxztfdkhqh

👶 Day 4: Dec 29"On the fourth day of Christmas, the Province gave to our county... Cuddle Cots for the nursery!"2025 Yea...
29/12/2025

👶 Day 4: Dec 29
"On the fourth day of Christmas, the Province gave to our county... Cuddle Cots for the nursery!"

2025 Year in Review: We continued our support for families facing the unthinkable through donations to local hospitals. Our support provided Cuddle Cots for the Heartlands and Good Hope Hospitals.

When a family experiences the loss of a baby, time stands still, yet those final moments always feel too short. The CuddleCot allows parents to bring their baby home or stay together in hospital in a peaceful, dignified way. By slowing down natural changes, it gives families the vital opportunity to do the simple things—like dressing their baby or sharing a quiet cuddle—without the pressure of a hurried goodbye."

Be a part of the support: If you're looking for a way to give back to your local community, click here to find out more about joining us: https://f.mtr.cool/nwodziobmz

🏥 Day 3" On the third day of Christmas, the Province gave to me... a Cuddle Bed!"2025 Year in Review:Providing comfort a...
28/12/2025

🏥 Day 3" On the third day of Christmas, the Province gave to me... a Cuddle Bed!"

2025 Year in Review:

Providing comfort at the end of life is a deeply moving part of our mission. This year, we granted ÂŁ11,800 to the Marie Curie Cancer Hospice in Solihull to fund a "Cuddle Bed".

The Charity: Marie Curie provides specialized care for those living with terminal illnesses. The Cuddle Bed allows patients to share physical closeness and a final embrace with their loved ones during very dark times.

Support them: https://f.mtr.cool/zzevmwlxla

Be a part of the care: To help us provide comfort to those who need it most, learn how to join the Warwickshire Freemasons here: https://f.mtr.cool/eaipngsurt

đźš‘ Day 2 "On the second day of Christmas, the Province gave to our county.. Two Air Ambulance Donations!"2025 Year in Rev...
27/12/2025

đźš‘ Day 2 "On the second day of Christmas, the Province gave to our county.. Two Air Ambulance Donations!"

2025 Year in Review: Emergency rescue services were a major pillar of our support this year.
We are proud to have donated ÂŁ4,500 to the Midlands Air Ambulance and another ÂŁ4,500 to the Warwickshire & Northamptonshire Air Ambulance.

These services are entirely charity-funded and provide life-saving clinical care directly to the scene of incidents.

Support them: https://f.mtr.cool/mfkdzlcegq| https://f.mtr.cool/twbqehahpb

Be a part of the mission: If you want to support vital services in our community, follow this link to start your journey with us: https://f.mtr.cool/rbrhijhlwo

🎄 Day 1"On the first day of Christmas, the Province gave to our community, A panto full of scenery!"2025 Year in Review:...
26/12/2025

🎄 Day 1
"On the first day of Christmas, the Province gave to our community, A panto full of scenery!"

2025 Year in Review: We kick off our retrospective with a highlight from our year.
The Warwickshire Freemasons Charitable Foundation (WFCF) donated ÂŁ5,500 to the Coventry Masonic Pantomime.

This wonderful tradition brings the magic of theater to children in our community, creating a "deafening" room full of joy and laughter.

The Charity: The Coventry Masonic Pantomime provides a vital festive experience for local children, many of whom might not otherwise have the chance to see a professional production.

đź“· Ollie Calcott

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25/12/2025

Freemasons and our aprons part 9

The Provincial Grand Master’s apron is distinguished from a standard Grand Officer’s Apron by significant gold ornamentation, including all fringes being in Gold Bullion.

The central white lamb-skin features the Provincial Grand Master's emblem—the Square and Compasses enclosing a five-pointed Star, encircled by a gold wreath of acacia and an ear of corn—with the Province's name above. Furthermore, the broad garter blue border is intricately embroidered in gold with pomegranates, which symbolize righteousness, wisdom, and fruitfulness, and lotus flowers (lilly-work), which represent peace, purity, and unity, the latter being an especially appropriate symbol for the High Rulers following the United Grand Lodge union in 1813.

*The red Father Christmas suit is not considered part of the regalia of a Provincial Grand Master.

Many thanks to the our final 'model' in this series The Head of Warwickshire Freemasons Philip Hall.

If you would like to find out more about Freemasonry and our traditions click here.

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Merry Christmas from Warwickshire Freemasons

We are so pleased to be able to help Fisher House Birmingham UK in this way it’s a privilege see the impact it has.
24/12/2025

We are so pleased to be able to help Fisher House Birmingham UK in this way it’s a privilege see the impact it has.

Holy Well Lodge 9437 Spreads Festive Cheer at Annual Christmas LunchOn Sunday, 7th December, Holy Well Lodge No. 9437 ga...
24/12/2025

Holy Well Lodge 9437 Spreads Festive Cheer at Annual Christmas Lunch

On Sunday, 7th December, Holy Well Lodge No. 9437 gathered once again for its much-loved Christmas Lunch, hosted at its beautiful home—the Dallas Burston Polo Grounds in Southam. As in previous years, the event proved incredibly popular, quickly becoming oversubscribed and welcoming more than 70 attendees.

This year’s celebration was organised by the Worshipful Master, WBro Bhavan Jhita, with wonderful support from his family. Their aim was not only to bring the Lodge and its friends together for a day of festive cheer, but also to raise funds for Breast Friends, a Solihull-based charity that provides vital support to women and men diagnosed with breast cancer. In addition, guests were invited to bring donations for the homeless community in Southam—an appeal that was met with generous enthusiasm.

From start to finish, the atmosphere was filled with happiness, laughter, and the warmth of friendship. We were especially delighted to welcome the Lodge Widows, whose presence, as always, added great joy to the occasion.

After enjoying a delicious meal accompanied by fine wine, guests were surprised by a very special visitor—Father Christmas himself, who arrived bearing gifts for all the children. Curiously, WBro John Starley happened to miss Santa’s visit once again. It remains a mystery why Father Christmas and WBro Starley are never seen in the same place at the same time…

The afternoon continued with a selection of quizzes, festive songs, and much merriment, marking the true beginning of the Christmas season for many present.

Thanks to the generosity of all who attended, the event raised over £600 for Breast Friends, along with several bags of donations to support Southam’s homeless community and help make their Christmas a little brighter.

Holy Well Lodge extends heartfelt thanks to everyone who contributed, attended, organised, or helped bring this special day to life. It was a wonderful reminder of what Freemasonry represents—charity, fellowship, and community spirit

🌟 Warwickshire Impact at a Glance 🌟Thanks to your generosity, here’s what we achieved in 2024/25:£309,812 given to local...
21/12/2025

🌟 Warwickshire Impact at a Glance 🌟
Thanks to your generosity, here’s what we achieved in 2024/25:

ÂŁ309,812 given to local charities
6 charities supported across Warwickshire
Funding focused on:
• Helping children thrive
• Supporting older people with dementia
• Improving health and wellbeing
Additional ÂŁ175,517 from Relief Chests for local causes
You can find the Warwickshire Impact Report here:

https://f.mtr.cool/vbvknvmhen
📲 See the full impact in your Province: 👉 mcf.org.uk/impact-report

âś… Want to make an even bigger difference?
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18/12/2025

Grand Lodge Officer Aprons – What Makes Them Unique?
Did you know that Grand Lodge Officers have two distinct styles of regalia? They can wear either “Undress” or “Full Dress” regalia, each with its own symbolism and craftsmanship.
âś… Undress Regalia

Collar: 4 inches wide in Garter Blue, without any gold cord.
Apron: Features a wider border and belt than Provincial aprons, with no gold embellishment. The white central panel displays the wearer’s rank, surrounded by a wreath of Acacia and Corn.

âś… Full Dress Regalia

Collar: 4 inches wide in Garter Blue, edged with gold lace and embroidered with an ear of corn and a sprig of Acacia.
Apron: Fully embroidered with gold lace and frills, bearing the badge of rank and the Acacia and Corn wreath.

These details reflect centuries of tradition and symbolism within Freemasonry.

Want to learn more about our traditions and the charitable work we do in Warwickshire?
👉 Join Warwickshire Freemasons today and be part of something extraordinary!
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17/12/2025

🏛️ Ancient Builders & The Masonic Link
Did you know the society that inspired the foundation of our incredible Fraternity was far more sophisticated than we often imagine? đź’ˇ

A look at ancient times reveals striking connections to the core of Freemasonry:

The Blueprint: The Chronology spotlights the Reign of King Solomon and the Building of The Temple (961–922 BCE)—the ultimate symbolic workplace for every Master Mason.

The Craft: This era was rich with skilled artificers working with gold, copper, and bronze, underscoring the high value placed on craftsmanship.

The Organization: Ancient Trade Guilds provided a crucial point of reference for working men, mirroring the historical structure from which our modern Fraternity evolved. Even influential figures were expected to follow a trade, such as a carpenter or tentmaker!

From the origins of 360-degree measurement to the high regard for the working man, the achievements of these ancient builders continue to shape our moral and symbolic lessons today.

Interested in joining this incredible legacy in Warwickshire? 🤝

As we approach our incredible 300-year anniversary, now is the perfect time to discover how you can contribute to this enduring tradition of self-improvement and brotherhood. Find out how you can become one of the next generation of Warwickshire Freemasons and continue a history that spans millennia!

Visit https://f.mtr.cool/sajitzynth to learn more and enquire about joining.

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