Letter from the Worshipful Master
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June 05, 2008 Contributed by: Worshipful James Willig, Jr. |
 Dear Brethren,Firstly, I would like to welcome all of our new candidates and initiates, and congratulate our newfound brothers on their hard work. It seems to be becoming a trend that at Lodge le Progres, our initiates have been electing to do their ritual in long form. Not only does this add to the pageantry and enjoyment for all of us participating and watching at the columns, but it resonates a deeper meaning and understanding of the Masonic Tradition, and the uniqueness of our Lodge. We are all very proud of those electing to do so! Since the beginning of this year Lodge le Progres has been expanding with new and youthful members, and dedicating most of our time to the perfection of our ritual. I’d like to commend our members for their devoted attendance and participation. We are proud to announce the launching of our new website at the beginning of this year. The event link will contain our monthly calendar along with notifications of special events. Our gallery has some great photos of our Brothers and our families, and is updated regularly. We have been entrusted as a lodge with some very important historical items that link us to our French and Hawaiian roots. Le Progres is proud to announce that replicas of some of these items will soon be up for sale via this website later in the year. All proceeds will go to the benefit of the Lodge. You can view and learn about the originals under “Artifacts” on our menu at the left-hand side of this page. Please keep your eye on the “Projects” section as well, as that will soon and continuously be updated. As you are browsing our site, please click the “Ideas and Suggestions” link at the bottom bar of the page if you have comments, project ideas, or improvements you’d like to send us. Thank You again for visiting Lodge le Progres website. Any traveling men that would like to enjoy our lodge can contact me at jameswilligjr@hotmail.com so that we might anticipate your visit. Aloha! James A. Willig, Worshipful Master |