Why become a Freemason?
Masons have their own reasons why they enjoy Freemasonry. The following is a sample of some of the reasons given: Achievement, Knowledge, Brotherhood, Education, Charity, Self improvement, Secret.
Become a Mason
When a man can become a Mason?
Within the Grand Lodge, only men who meet certain conditions may be admitted. These requirements reflect the values and moral standards of our Order.
Basic Requirements to Join Freemasonry
- Minimum Age: You must have reached the age of legal majority in Romania. In most cases, this is 21 years old (or 18 if you are the son of a Mason).
- Gender: Regular Freemasonry accepts only men.
- Belief in a Supreme Being: A belief in a higher spiritual power is required—Freemasonry does not impose any specific religion.
- Moral Character: You must be a man of good reputation, integrity, and ethical conduct.
- Personal Freedom: You must be free from any obligations or dependencies that might hinder your ability to make independent moral decisions.
- Sincere Motivation: Your desire to become a Mason should come from within, driven by a pursuit of personal growth, ethical living, and a willingness to contribute to a fraternity of values.
- Awareness of Commitments: Becoming a Mason involves lifelong learning, regular participation, and a readiness to uphold our principles.
Becoming a Mason
Welcome to the official guide for those who wish to become Freemasons. If you're asking yourself How can I become a Mason?, you’ve come to the right place. This guide explains the path to membership and what it means to be part of our ancient and honorable fraternity.
Masonic Order is open to men age 21 and older (or 18 years if the children of Freemasons) of any ethnic and religious background of good reputation, and a personal desire to become a Freemason.
The essential condition for admission is a belief in the immortality of the soul and in Divinity, generically called the Great Architect of the Universe.