ST. JOHN'S LODGE NO. 63

Carleton Place Masonic Temple

Welcome to the website for St. John's Lodge No. 63, in Carleton Place Ontario. St. John's Lodge is chartered under the Grand Lodge of Canada in the Province of Ontario, and affords its members the opportunity to practice Ancient, Free and Accepted Masonry and belong to a global fraternity of like-minded individuals.

Freemasons are dedicated to the betterment of themselves, humanity, and the world we all live in.

Below is a picture of the capstone of St. John's Lodge No. 63. The building was built in 1913. The Masonic Temple or Lodge building is important to our community, but the most important part of our lodge are our members. For a picture of some of Our Brethren - Click here. There are approximately 100 members of St. John's No. 63.

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360º PANORAMA of ST. JOHN'S LODGE No. 63

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WORSHIPFUL MASTERS MAY 2013 MESSAGE

Worshipful Master 2012-2013

Brethren,

Well, the year is almost over and in May we will be installing Worshipful Master elect Corey Snow into the Chair of King Solomon. It is a wonderful and moving ceremony. Brother Snow will certainly run the gamut of emotions, and all those who are Past Masters will know how he feels. Some will envy his position, some may not, but I’m quite sure all those who have been in the chair feel exactly the same, “Wow, what an experience”.

The Brethren of St. John’s Lodge have made this a memorable experience for me. I urge all who have not yet decided to embark on the journey to Worshipful Master to consider it. It is very enriching, and you will grow, dramatically. If you are on the journey already, don’t waiver. You can do it. The Lodge will rally around you, and that is one of the key takeaways.

There is much more to be done in the Lodge for me, of course, supporting the WM and my Brethren. The Lodge should always come first and never be forgotten for a Mason, but there are other experiences in the masonic journey too, in our appendant body the Royal Arch and concordant bodies like OES, Scottish Rite and Shrine. Never stop progressing.

Sincerely and Fraternally
W.Bro. Gord Echlin
Worshipful Master
St. John's Lodge #63