Our Mission
This has been the mission of Freemasonry from it's inception: To
make good men better men.
Learn
more about how you can help cure diabetes!
Join Oleeta-West Dade Lodge
and
the
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
as we
KICK-OFF
THE
WALK TO CURE DIABETES
When: March 20, 2010, 8:30 AM
Where:
Miami Metrozoo
Refreshments & raffle
Let’s Get Started!
Contact the Oleeta-West Dade Lodge No. 145Team Captains
for more information!
Andy Davis 786-942-6472 cell
Jovani Castillo 786-236-7552 cell
To donate securely online, go to
www.walk.jdrf.org
and search for our team:
Oleeta-West Dade Lodge No.145
(you can just search for “Oleeta” in team name
field)
Lodge Information
Oleeta West Dade Lodge is located in beautiful Miami Springs, Florida
Our address is: 145 South Royal Poinciana
Mapquest map (click
here)
The gavel
falls as follows:
1st and 3rd Thursday - Business meeting promptly at
7:30 PM
2nd and 4th Thursday - Degree work at 7:30 PM
A dinner always precedes each meeting at 6:30 PM
5th Thursday - Family Dinner at 6:30 PM
Visiting brethren are always welcome
Contact Information
- Telephone
-
305 883 7255
- Postal address
- 145 South Royal Poinciana
Blvd., Miami
Springs, FL 33166
- Electronic mail
- Webmaster:
fiuprof@hotmail.com
- Secretary:
mchasgreen@aol.com
Got Questions about Freemasonry?
Intrested in Joining? Download a petition
WHAT IS A MASON?
A Mason is a Man and a Brother, whose
trust is in God.
He meets you on the Level and acts
upon the Square.
Truth is his Compass and he is Plumb.
He has a true Grip of all that is
Rite.
He is loyal to his Order and whatever
his Degree
He is Master of himself.
In the Lodge of life he wears
unstained the White
Lambskin of Innocence.
On his Initiation as an Entered
Apprentice he travels
ever East towards the Light of
Wisdom.
Until he reaches the final, the
Divine Password that
admits him
into the Ineffable Presence of the Eternal
Supreme Grand Master of the Universe
GOD
"Above
all things let us never forget that mankind constitutes one great brotherhood; all born to
encounter suffering and sorrow, and therefore bound to sympathize with each other." Albert
Pike
