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Hawaiian Lodge
Brotherhood, charity, and tradition since 1852. Discover what it means to be a Mason
Jeffrey Vierra – Senior Warden
Our Pillars
Alfred Martin – Worshipful Master
Gino Soquena – Junior Warden
Why become
a mason
“Masonry teaches man to see in his brother not the color of his skin, nor the place of his birth, but the strength of his character and the truth of his heart.”
-Theodore Rosevelt26th President
“What we have done for ourselves alone dies with us; what we have done for others and the world remains and is immortal.”
Albert Pike
“We represent a fraternity which believes in justice and truth and honorable action in your community… men who are endeavoring to be better citizens.”
Harry S. Truman33rd U.S President
“To enlarge the sphere of social happiness is worthy of the benevolent design of a Masonic institution; and it is most fervently to be wished, that the conduct of every member of the fraternity, as well as those publications, that discover the principles which actuate them, may tend to convince mankind that the grand object of Masonry is to promote the happiness of the human race.
George Washington
Our
Latest News
Capacity Before Service
Service is the heart of the Masonic life, but there is a teaching that comes
before it. Senior Warden Jeffrey Vierra writes on why a man must tend his own well before he can pour out for others, and why rest is not luxury but duty. Strength must be cultivated before it is spent.
Grand Masters One Day Class
On Saturday the 29th, Hawaiian Lodge joins lodges from across the
jurisdiction for the Grand Master’s One Day Class, held at the Temple from
seven in the morning until four. Brethren already begun in the degrees will
be advanced to Fellow Craft and Master Mason in a single day.
The Officers of the Grand Lodge
A Safe Place to Fail
In August’s education article, Brother SW Jeffrey Vierra makes the case for the Lodge as an analogue place, and asks what use a room still has in the most
connected age in history. The world has become very good at reaching men and very bad at gathering them. He writes on what a Lodge is beyond the fraternity
and the good meal: structure a man did not design for his own comfort, a brother with the standing to correct him in private, and somewhere safe to fail
while he learns to stand. The closing lesson is for every reader, Mason or not.
Our August Newsletter Is Now Available
Our August issue looks back on a full July. Hawaiian Lodge observed the
250th anniversary of the founding of the United States, awarded $2,000
scholarships to fourteen students, and welcomed six new Entered Apprentices
with three Brothers passed to Fellow Craft. Inside you will also find
messages from the East, West and South, a school supply drive for Puuhale
Elementary, and the August trestle board.
Empowering Hawaiʻi’s Next Generation of Leaders through Education, Integrity, and Aloha.
Hawaiian Lodge ScholarShip Program
The Hawaiian Lodge Scholarship Program is designed to help Hawaiʻi high-school seniors and full-time undergraduates attend college by providing financial grants.
Community Service
Giving Back
Community service is at the heart of Freemasonry and the spirit of aloha that defines Hawaiʻi. It reminds us that true fulfillment comes not from what we receive, but from what we give. Through service, we strengthen the bonds that unite our communities, uplift those in need, and cultivate compassion, humility, and gratitude. Every act of kindness—no matter how small—becomes a stone in the foundation of a better world
These guys are the best!
Mark Smith | Softy
Puu’Hale Elementary
Like seriously I love these guys
Ellen Johnson | Hobbit
Aiea Elementary
Schools We Support
Founded in 1929, Puʻuhale Elementary has been a cornerstone of the Kalihi community for nearly a century. Located at 345 Puʻuhale Road in Honolulu, the school serves students from Pre-K through 5th grade and is part of the Hawaiʻi State Department of Education. Guided by its motto, “Dream. Believe. Achieve.”, Puʻuhale continues to foster academic excellence, cultural pride, and community partnership in nurturing the next generation of learners.
Founded in 1925, ‘Aiea Elementary School has been an integral part of the ‘Aiea community in Central O‘ahu for nearly a century. Serving students from kindergarten through sixth grade, the school emphasizes academic growth, cultural respect, and community partnership. Guided by its commitment to excellence and ‘ohana, ‘Aiea Elementary continues to nurture young learners while honoring its history and place within the heart of Hawaiʻi.
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Mailing address: P.O. Box 22645, Honolulu, HI 96823.
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