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Trinity Union Lodge #372 held its first meeting September 6, 2004. We are a consolidation of Baton Rouge, Northeast and Capitol Lodges.
All members of Baton Rouge Lodge #372, Northeast Lodge #435, and Capitol Lodge #399 are now members of Trinity Union Lodge #372.

If you are interested in joining Trinity Union Lodge #372, either as a new candidate, by transfer or as a pllural member, please e-mail an officer on the contacts page, and they will write you back. if you send a phone number, someone will call you.


Our Meeting Hall is at
3950 Florida Blvd.

There is plenty of parking at the rear of the building and an elevator to assist our members and visitors to the second floor.
(225)383-2410


Todd Harris, PM, Seth Keener WM of Trinity Union Lodge, The Most Worshipful Grand Master of the State of Louisiana, Neil R. Crain, and Walt Steed, PM.


Seth Keener, WM of Trinity Union Lodge #372 welcomes the The Most Worshipful Grand Master of the State of Louisiana, Neil R. Crain (l).







Becoming a Member

Membership in the Lodge is open to men 18 years of age or older. You must pass strict trials, and prove yourself worthy, but the rewards of growth in Masonry last a lifetime.

Some men wait until their 60's and retirement to start Masonry. Others begin the day they turn 18. Still others start in the youth organization DeMolay, then join when they come of age.

Some Masons have a long tradition of Fathers, Uncles and other relatives in Masonry. Others have just themselves. Whether or not you come from Masonic tradition has no bearing on your chances for becoming a Mason. The Fraternity thrives on all of its heritages.


Father and Son Masons

No matter when you start the process of becoming a Mason, you will find a warm welcome into Masonry. And should you become a Master Mason, you will understand the process has begun in taking a good man and making him better!



If you know a Mason, ask him for help getting started. If you don't know one, contact your nearest lodge for more information and an application.(Here is a hint: Look in the phone book!)


Be direct! It is the only way.

Officers travel once around the Lodge before taking their stations.

Every year, the installation banquet and ceremony is open to the public; especially friends, family, and other Masons.



At this point in the ceremony, Brother Gilcrease is invested with the jewel of his office - that of Worshipful Master.
For the next year, he will shoulder the responsibility of seeing that the Lodge is operated according to its bylaws and the rules of Masonry, and that all Masons in Capitol Lodge receive the benefits they are due.

Becoming a Mason starts when you ask for a petition.

The Louisiana State Capitol is the tallest one in the US.


The role the military veteran plays in the life of the lodge is an important one. While military service is by no means a requirement for membership in a Masonic Lodge, many of our members have served with distinction.

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