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It is important to equally note that the freemasonry family is not the illuminati. The freemasonry is not a secret society and we do not worship the Devil. We do not limit our members to a particular religion, because we do not discriminate in our registration policies. We are just a group of successful business and political Men who have come together with a common believe and objective to make the world a better place through hard work. Yesterday…

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