What are the goals of freemasonry?

Freemasonry tries to educate its members about, the principles of personal responsibility and righteousness, and how to put the lessons learn into practice in their daily life. In simple terms the answer is that one Goal of Freemasonry is to make the world a better place, one man at a time. read more

The ultimate goal of Freemasonry, as we often put it, is "Making good men better." Freemasonry promotes moral and social virtues, which we believe not only cement us together better as brothers together in Masonry, but also as citizens and members of the greater society. read more

Freemasons who desire to develop a greater understanding of Masonic history and teachings are aware of, and well served by, Lodges of Research all over the world. The oldest and most eminent is the Quator Coronati Lodge No. 2076 EC, London, the Premier Lodge of Research. read more