Star Lodge No. 78, F.&A.M.

06/25/2026

05/19/2026

This Saturday, May 23rd the lodge will be hosting a family picnic at Taylor Park at 1130am bring the family and friends

05/19/2026

Last night at a Stated Communication Brother Altin Ndreu gave his Entered Apprentice catechism before the lodge and was vote as having a suttable proficency.

Congratulations Brother Altin Ndreu

Send a message to learn more

05/18/2026

Mark your calendars

ATTENTION BROTHERS:

On Tuesday, June 23rd, Saint Petersburg Lodge No. 139 will have the honor and privilege of welcoming new Brothers into our venerable fraternity through the Entered Apprentice Degree.

Throughout history, many societies and cultures have marked important rites of passage and initiatory traditions as a way of recognizing growth, responsibility, and purpose. Freemasonry is unique in that our purpose is not simply to make men, but to help good men become great men — leaders within their families, pillars of their communities, and gracious members of society.

We warmly invite all Brothers to join us in fellowship as we welcome these candidates into the Craft and continue the timeless traditions that have united Masons for generations.

There are few occasions more meaningful than Brothers gathering together in unity, especially for the purpose of bringing new members into our illustrious fraternity. We look forward to sharing this special evening with all who are able to attend.

📍3325 1st NE Saint Petersburg FL
🗓 Tuesday, June 23rd
🍽 Dinner at 6:30 PM
🔨 Degree Begins at 7:30 PM

05/18/2026

Due to the earthquake several years ago, extensive damage was done to the retaining wall surrounding the Memorial. This massive structure comprises 456,940 cubic feet of stone and concrete. All four corners of the wall have separated, and one of them is so fractured that, without intervention, a collapse will be inevitable.

Mortar erosion can be seen on all surfaces of the wall, where deferred repointing over several decades has allowed water to enter the wall’s internal structure. Freezing and thawing cycles then do damage to the wall's alignment and stability.

Finally, the wall must be cleaned. While it is made of the same stone as the Memorial itself, it no longer matches the Memorial in appearance. After all the structural repairs are made, we will restore this beautiful retaining wall to its intended appearance, returning the deserved nobility of the Memorial’s exterior.

Contributions to the Seal the Envelope campaign will provide much-needed support for our work to stabilize this wall and restore its appearance. Learn more how you can help: https://gwmemorial.org/pages/seal

04/20/2026

The Publisher of The Square Magazine will be in the podcast this Sunday. What is going on with Freemasonry on a Global scale will raise some eyebrows for many!

04/20/2026

Stated Communication tonight at 7:30pm
come out and enjoy the fellowship

04/15/2026

Its time for Fellowship and Pancakes Sunday April 19, 9:00 to 11:00