On this day in New York Masonic History in 1775 — Brother Paul Revere set out on his legendary midnight ride, warning colonial militias that British forces were marching toward Lexington and Concord. While not a Masonic mission, Revere’s ride reflects the spirit of duty and courage that Freemasons hold dear. Today, we remember Revere’s historic ride and the enduring values of Brotherhood, vigilance, and patriotism that connect us across centuries. Warren Lodge #32, named after Brother Joseph Warren, who sent Brother Revere on his fateful ride, carries the legacy of those early days when Freemasons quietly shaped a nation. #freemasonry #craftsmenonline #masonichistory #OnThisDay (fb)

On this solemn Good Friday, we pause to reflect on the enduring lessons of sacrifice, faith, and brotherly love. As Freemasons, we are reminded that through trials and tribulations, light and truth endure. May this day inspire us to act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with the Great Architect of the Universe. Wishing peace and reflection to all our Brothers and their families. From all of us at the Grand Lodge of New York (fb)