The Masons (Freemasons)

Freemasons, or Freemasons, are members of a centuries-old fraternal organization that emphasizes moral development, personal growth, and community service. They use symbolic rituals and allegories rooted in stonemasonry’s traditions to promote values such as integrity, charity, and brotherhood. Freemasonry is non-religious but encourages members to uphold ethical conduct and respect diverse beliefs. The organization fosters fellowship among men (and in some cases women), promoting self-improvement and philanthropic efforts. While often private, Freemasonry’s core principles focus on moral uprightness, mutual support, and contributing positively to society.