The Masonic Temple Prospect Park

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12/09/2017

Come and support Children's Hospital T21 Down Syndrome Clinic's breakfast with Santa, until 12PM today!

10/29/2017

Nothing like a party at Masonic Temple Prospect Park!

10/17/2017

It's that time again, ladies!

Masonic Temple Prospect Park is proud to welcome back Sip 'n Shop, with these amazing vendors!

Join the fun, this Saturday, October 21st from 12PM to 4PM!

Free admission, Free wine.

07/07/2017

Just a couple weeks away, mark your calendars!

https://www.facebook.com/events/121968678388170/?ti=icl

06/25/2017

At the Temple parking lot until 2PM! Come out and support!

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1607175599316363&id=159764227390848

05/07/2017

Under an hour left! Come on by...

05/07/2017

Congratulations to Bro. John Johnston Jr and Lady Alexis Morrow-Johnston who were wed this evening to a wonderfully sized gathering in a beautiful Masonic Wedding Ceremony performed by Bro. James Bressi, PM of Prospect Lodge No. 578 F.&A.M.!

04/25/2017

It's coming! The first Greater Philadelphia Masonic Education Symposium.

Talks and discussions from many of the great minds and scholars on Freemasonry today, happening at Masonic Temple Prospect Park.

A fantastic buffet lunch is included with your ticket.

Stay after for Fellowship and great conversation during the social hour, while sipping on some wine, also included with your ticket.

Early registration is open via the link to the Google Doc below.

Stay tuned for more details.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1fvZmSvVvFC8HQUd2rHWR47RGAXdeU6iQvay9dTu3Iho/

At this inaugural symposium, we have speakers presenting on a variety of topics including: -Prince Hall, the Man and Mason -Brewing and Freemasonry -Early History of Pennsylvania Freemasonry -What is the Secret Art and Mystery? -House of the Faithful -Noachide Origins of Freemasonry and more The cos...

04/23/2017

Wishing the best to AOH - Black Jack Kehoe, Delaware County, PA Division #4 tonight for their annual fundraiser at Masonic Temple Prospect Park.

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1643618529001522&id=567798929916826

04/16/2017

More of Second Street Irish Society entertaining the crowd at Karen Beck's party while the band on stage took a break.

--James Bressi

04/16/2017

A big Happy Birthday to Karen Beck, who celebrated in style at Masonic Temple Prospect Park last night! Bro. Tommy Beck really put on one the best parties we've seen!

--James Bressi

04/08/2017

Games begin in an hour and a half!

04/08/2017

Wishing Norwood Elementary a successful Designer Bag Bingo! Setup is almost complete.

For more information, go here:
https://www.facebook.com/events/858949174245648??ti=ia

03/25/2017

Setting up for Tri-State Training and Safety Consulting's Coach Bag Bingo!

Details here: https://www.facebook.com/events/219569805115451/?ti=cl

03/04/2017

The Work continues at Masonic Temple Prospect Park!

11/11/2016

A worthwhile message to read from the owners of Masonic Temple Prospect Park, Prospect Lodge No. 578 F.&A.M.

TO OUR VETERANS:

My Brothers who have served in our country's military--in any capacity for any length of time--THANK YOU.

Those words are used so frequently, like "love", that it is sometimes hard to determine the weight and meaning attributed to it by its author. That is why simple civilians, such as myself, feel almost embarrassed when saying "thank you for your service", like our simple thank you is enough for what you have done, the sacrifices you have made, the risks you have taken, and everything you have endured all so we can be FREE. FREE to not feel like getting out of bed. FREE to have a bad day. FREE to feel the world revolves around us without pause.

So, you see, when we look at you and recognize your bravery and sacrifice, knowing the salary and benefits you received in return are paltry in comparison, knowing that's not why you did it, and knowing the selflessness you embodied, it can be intimidating when we are forced to then reflect on our own selves.

This only scratches the surface why those of us who wish to "thank YOU" feel that it can almost be insulting to just say those words as a gesture of appreciation for what you and those who came before you have done for us.

But, in reflecting upon all this over my lifetime, I've personally been able to shed some of this insecurity I have felt when saying "thank you for your service". We can honor your service and sacrifice daily by using this FREEDOM that YOU have defended for us by getting out of bed when we don't feel like it, make it a great day when we feel we are having a bad one, be kind to one another and give back as best we can because we should know our world is bigger than our own personal space, and making use of every last minute we have on earth in this Great Country to make it greater and move our fellow man forward.

You have given us a gift that only comes second to the life breathed into us at birth by the Great Architect of the Universe. YOU never forget that. YOU never be shy about that. YOU got out of bed when you didn't feel like it to protect us. YOU had bad days but weren't allowed to. YOU had the weight of our entire country on your shoulders, so you were reminded daily that the world revolved around all of us.

We love you my Brothers and your brothers in the military.

Thank YOU for your service.

Sincerely & Fraternally Yours,
Bro. James Bressi, PM, WM
Prospect Lodge No. 578 F.&A.M.
(Hi-Yooooo)

P.S. Please tag any of our Brothers you know have served in our Military in the comments of this post to spread my message of gratitude to all who deserve it, on behalf of Prospect Lodge No. 578 F.&A.M. For that matter, it should go without saying to tag anyone that is within or without our Fraternity as we in Freemasonry would not be able to practice our Great Work without them.

And feel free to post pictures in the comments of your time in service or your relative's time.

10/27/2016

Congratulations to Prospect Fire Company on a very successful evening at Masonic Temple Prospect Park!

Thanks to everyone who came out and supported the fire company and learned a little more about our town.
Special thank to Keith Lockhart and Masons lodge 578 for donating their time and venue.

10/11/2016

Congratulations!

Prospect Lodge No. 578 F.&A.M. would like to congratulate Bro. Charles & Lady Patricia Monteith on renewing their wedding vows in our beautiful upstairs Lodge Room and having a memorable banquet in our Hall at Masonic Temple Prospect Park!

09/22/2016

No matter the age, everyone had a great night last week at a benefit for one of our injured Brothers!

09/16/2016

Are you on your couch? Get off it, support a great cause and get to Masonic Temple Prospect Park!

09/16/2016

You didn't book your event at Masonic Temple Prospect Park? You're kidding, right?

09/16/2016

Our preferred DJ, Mike May from Complete Weddings - http://cmphilly.com - setting up lights and sound for tonight's Charity Benefit.

09/16/2016

The hottest Hall in Delaware County to hold your Charity Benefit, Wedding Reception, Wedding/Baby Shower or to party in style.

Setting up for a worthwhile benefit for a local community member. All invited to attend. Information and tickets available at: Friends of Sean Beef & Beer

08/28/2016

Masonic Temple Prospect Park would like to congratulate Bill Burke on being the first to break in our renovated Hall for his surprise 50th Birthday Party!

More work to be done, but you wouldn't notice with a Hall like this.

08/25/2016

Beautiful lighting available....

08/24/2016

08/24/2016

08/24/2016

Ooh you thought we were done? Still tons of finish work underway...

08/20/2016

While we aren't done, you wouldn't believe the journey. Just you wait until we add finishing work!

08/20/2016

28 straight hours: We will not be sedated! Prospect Lodge No. 578 (hi-yooooo)

08/20/2016

Nothing like watching the sun set and the sun rise in a 24 hour straight workday.

08/20/2016

2:00a.m. Relentless dedication from the weary 7.

Charles Monteith
Chris Moore
David Bandy
Michael Zgleszewski
John Webb
Ronneer
James Bressi

08/20/2016

It's 12:30a.m. somewhere...