SUMMER SCHOOL
The Grand Lodge of New York, Craftsmen Online and Arizona State University proudly announce the Summer School of Masonic Education. Join us online for a free course on American History from Arizona State University in collaboration with the National Constitution Center. “What the Founders Meant by Happiness: A Journey Through Virtue and Character” is a twelve module course focuses on virtue and character. Study the writings of American founders. Learn how personal self mastery creates strong leaders. And embrace your role in our constitutional democracy at your own pace.
Reading Room
The Craftsmen Online’s Reading Room is a Masonic Reading Group presented on YouTube. These meetings focus on a reading selection from a Masonic book, discussed by a panel of Brothers. Our programs are free, open to all Masons in good standing, and those with an interest in the Ancient and Gentle Craft of Freemasonry.
Podcast
The Craftsmen Online Podcast is the only Masonic Podcast endorsed by the Grand Lodge of New York. Hosted by Craftsmen Online co-founder, RW Michael Arce. Hear new episodes on all streaming platforms every Monday morning!
Craftsmen Online is proud to introduce the debut of our new affiliate, “A Mason’s Work Podcast.” Join Bro. Brian Mattocks for episodes that discuss the practical applications of Masonic symbolism and how the Working Tools can be used to better yourself, your family, your Lodge, and your community. We help good Freemasons become better men through honest self development. We talk quite a bit about mental health and men’s issues related to emotional and intellectual growth as well. Best part: the episodes are no more than 10 minutes and you get a few during the week!
Summer School
The Grand Lodge of New York, Craftsmen Online and Arizona State University proudly announce the Summer School of Masonic Education. Join us online for a free course on American History from Arizona State University in collaboration with the National Constitution Center. “What the Founders Meant by Happiness: A Journey Through Virtue and Character” is a twelve module course focuses on virtue and character. Study the writings of American founders. Learn how personal self mastery creates strong leaders. And embrace your role in our constitutional democracy at your own pace.
Reading Room
The Craftsmen Online’s Reading Room is a Masonic Reading Group presented on YouTube. These meetings focus on a reading selection from a Masonic book, discussed by a panel of Brothers. Our programs are free, open to all Masons in good standing, and those with an interest in the Ancient and Gentle Craft of Freemasonry.
Podcasts
The Craftsmen Online Podcast is the only Masonic Podcast endorsed by the Grand Lodge of New York. Hosted by Craftsmen Online co-founder, RW Michael Arce. New episodes available for download every Monday morning!
Craftsmen Online is proud to introduce the debut of our new affiliate, “A Mason’s Work Podcast.” Join Bro. Brian Mattocks for episodes that discuss the practical applications of Masonic symbolism and how the Working Tools can be used to better yourself, your family, your Lodge, and your community.
Masonic Art
Masonic Art is both fascinating and subjective. Enjoy the display of colors, symbolism and connections to the deeper meanings of Freemasonry.
Masonic History
Connecting today’s Freemasons with the Empire State’s rich history. Join us in exploring the people and places in New York state’s past.
Masonic Talks
On-Demand videos from top-notch Masonic presenters and speakers. It’s Masonic Education available on your schedule!
Blog
A Tribute to the South
A Masonic poem by VW Bro Daniel J Martin honoring the Junior Warden’s crucial role in fostering food, fellowship, and festive laughter within the Lodge.
The Pilgrim’s Path
VW Daniel Martin shares his poem, “The Pigrim’s Path.” This work details his steps through personal development and growth.
Brother
VW Daniel Martin shares his poem, “Brother.” This poem details an interested gentleman’s entrance into Freemasonry.
MEMORIAL DAY “WE WERE THERE”
VW Daniel Martin shares his poem, “Memorial Day, We Were There.” This is dedicated to all American Soldiers lost in combat and conflicts.
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