Prince Albert Masonic Hall
The Prince Albert Masonic Temple is located in Prince Albert SK at 292 15th Av E. The lodge is home to three masonic groups and is used both several comunity groups.
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In 1879 Prince Albert was a small village on the south bank of the North Saskatchewan River. The closest contact with the outside world was Winnipeg, 700 miles away. A dispensation dated May 22, 1879 was granted by the Grand Lodge of Canada to organize a Lodge in Prince Albert, to be named Kinistino #381, “Kinistino” being the generic name of an indigenous Cree tribe. The first meeting was held over Pro. Porter’s office on October 3 1879. In 1882 the lodge surrendered its charter to the Grand Lodge of Canada and accepted a charter from the Grand Lodge of Manitoba as Kinistino Lodge #16.
Our Groups
There are three primary masonic bodies that meet at the Masonic Hall, click explore more on any of the following bodies to learn more.
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Masons never recruit, to join a lodge you must ask of your own free will, or as we say “Knock on the door!”
Masonic Education
Masonic Education is a lifelong journey of moral, intellectual, and spiritual growth. It involves the study of the fraternity’s history, philosophy, symbols and rituals. This is highlighted by the three principles of Freemasonry which is Brotherly Love, Relief, and Truth which all Masons strive to live by. Its primary purpose is to help members “Make good men better” by promoting self-improvement, leadership, and community service