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masons distress
What does 'masons distress' refer to in Freemasonry? In Freemasonry, the term 'masons distress' can refer to the obligation of Masons to support each other in times of need. As stated in the Principles of Masonic Law by Albert Gallatin Mackey, "A Mason is bound to succour his Brother, and to help him in his distress"【4:0†source】. This reflects the fraternity's commitment to brotherhood and mutual aid.
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as a Free Mason, am I required to render aid to past bullies?
As a Free Mason, am I required to render aid to past bullies?
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