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EPISODE · Jul 12, 2025 · 56 MIN

Building Legacy Through Charity and Ritual – A Conversation with R∴W∴ Cody Cockroft

from Texas Committee on Masonic Education · host GLOTX Committee on Masonic Education

In this episode of the Committee on Masonic Education Podcast, we sit down with Right Worshipful Cody Cockroft, President of the Texas Masonic Charities Foundation (TMCF) and a member of the Committee on Work for the Grand Lodge of Texas.R∴W∴ Cockroft shares insights into the vital impact the TMCF is having across the state, supporting lodges, empowering communities, and strengthening the legacy of Texas Freemasonry through charitable giving. He also opens up about the sacred responsibility of preserving and teaching our ritual, explaining the role of the Committee on Work in upholding the integrity and consistency of our Masonic practices.Whether you're a new Mason or a longtime Brother, this episode is a powerful reminder of how charity and ritual work together to shape the heart of our Fraternity.Please visit the Texas Masonic Charities Foundation website and contribute to the Texas Hill Country Relief https://txmcf.org/

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