Past
courses
September 10, 2022 – Military Lodges and Their History
Location: Triangle Lodge #1 – Portland Maine
Time: 2:00pm
Instructors: Brian Ellis & Derrick Gittleman
This class will explore the possible connections between Masonry and the Military. We will discuss the core values that go along with the branches of the armed forces and the bodies of freemasonry. We will dive into the history of “military lodges” as to how they were formed, why they were created, and the different lodges that were created.
We will have the pleasure of conducting the class right after the Chili Cookoff hosted by Triangle Lodge #1 in Portland. SOO bring your appetite for food AND knowledge as this should be a wonderful day!!
Please pre-register for this event by emailing mainemasoniccollege@gmail.com with your name, Lodge/Jurisdiction (if applicable).
June 11, 2022 – An Introduction to Symbolism
This is a revision of the initial course offered by the Maine Masonic College. Symbolism is a critical element in experiencing Freemasonry. We will observe and discuss how symbolism is also an integral part in everyone’s life. Lack of an understanding of the levels of symbols and their interpretation, have severe repercussions for us all. This interactive presentation is open to all audiences and ages.
Instructor: RW Eric Kuntz
Location: Virtual
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Topic: MMC – Symbolism June 11th
Time: Jun 11, 2022 09:00 AM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
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May 21st, 2022 – Introduction to Stoicism
Please join the Maine Masonic College as they provide an introduction into the popular philosophy of Stoicism. We will do an overview of its history, its benefits and drawbacks, how to apply it to our daily life, the role it plays in today’s society and compare and contrast it to Freemasonry today. This course will involve some hands-on activities and we expect participation from those who attend.
Instructor: Luke Shorty – Chair
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Topic: Introduction to Stoicism
Time: May 21, 2022 09:00 AM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
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March 19, 2022 – Critical Thinking
Clear thinking is desperately needed in every aspect of today’s world. This course looks at critical thinking and how this skill set should be incorporated into our daily work life. The topic is explored in detail using short class exercises and discussions to dig into the operational side of thinking critically. The class challenges participants to exercise judgments and to abandon patterns of faulty reasoning in favor of asking a few more questions in the elusive search for truth
Instructor: RW Donald McDougal and RW George Macdougall
Location: Virtual
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Topic: MMC Critical Thinking
Time: Mar 19, 2022 09:00 AM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
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February 26, 2022 – Picturing Maine’s Indigenous Context: Colonialism and the Penobscot River, Nation and People
Join the Maine Masonic College as we welcome our first Guest Lecturer of 2022 – Liam Riordan
This illustrated lecture uses four works of art (created by Alvan Fisher in 1835, Fitz Henry Lane in 1856, John Martin in 1865, and James Eric Francis, Sr., in 2020) to reconsider how we understand the lower Penobscot River from modern-day Bangor to Castine. Contemporary Indigenous vitality has profound implications for how we understand colonialism and this region in the past, present, and future.
Instructor: Liam Riordan
Location: Virtual
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Topic: Picturing Maine’s Indigenous Context: Colonialism and the Penobscot River, Nation and People
Time: Feb 26, 2022 09:00 AM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
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