A Hidden Mystery of Freemasonry

Miscellaneous and Personal Stuff I Must Share
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(I posted this a year ago, but it is a subject near to my heart.)

The Shriners are the guys in the funny fezzes and the miniature police cars at parades are a branch of the Freemasons.

Our charity is the care of sick and crippled children. In the United States and Canada we have a chain of hospitals dedicated to free care of these kids.

They specialize in the treatment of burns and orthopedic injuries that cripple children, but any child is eligible for care without regard to family income, religion, race or documentation status.

If you know a child who needs help, call us. We provide free transport to the hospital best equipped to make an evaluation.

Always remember, it is good thing to do. And young mothers can be so grateful!

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Just one gentle bump. I am just trying to get the word out.

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Just one gentle bump. I am just trying to get the word out.

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Wow, that’s terrific. I’ve seen shriners all my life, but I honestly never had any idea what they actually did besides ride around in funny little cars.

5

Do the doctors wear fezzes when they operate? Because that would be hilarious.

Seriously, though, that’s cool, and it’s good you’re getting the word out.

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They have helped my family in the past. I send you a hearty THANK YOU!

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I’d love to help out, but according to Jack Chick, you guys are evil!

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How could anyone who wears a fez and rides in funny cars be evil?

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You’ve seen clowns, right, GMRyujin? 100% pure evil.

Shriners on the other hand aren’t clowns and are well worthy of respect.

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I don’t think it’s the clowns that are the issue.

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We have a friend whose step-daughter was severely burned in a house fire at age 3 or 4 (she’s almost 7 now). She is still undergoing treatment for her burns, but without the Shriners, she’d be much worse off. Tis a wonderful thing they do!