Freemasonry
Cloverdale Lodge #168
Be part of a world wide society and make your community a better place.
Why to become a Freemason at Cloverdale Lodge
Contribute to Charities
We contribute to local charities such as the Cancer Society of Canada.
A lifetime of Brotherhood
No matter your religion, nationality or race, you can become a Freemason.
Self-development
We take good people and make them even better.
World Wide
You’re welcome to and part of lodges around the globe.
Contribute to Charities
We contribute to local charities such as the Cancer Society of Canada.
A lifetime of Brotherhood
No matter your religion, nationality or race, you can become a Freemason.
Self-development
We take good people and make them even better.
World Wide
You’re welcome to and part of lodges around the globe.
Amount of Freemasons in the world today
FAQ's
The answer is not certain. However, modern freemasonry started in London, England in 1717 with the formation of the United Grand Lodge of England. Freemasonry has its roots in medieval stone mason guilds.
A lodge is not the building, its the members. A lodge is made up of masons of various religions, ages, ethnicities and nationalities that come together for the common reason of practicing freemasonry and becoming better people.
No. To be a religion u must have a path of salvation, which we do not. You must believe in a Devine being to become a freemason, but the individual religious belief is up to the person.
Becoming a freemason means getting together with like minded men for the purpose of becoming better people and helping the community by practicing charity and brotherly love.