HERITAGE

     The organizational meeting of the Lodge was held on March 4, 2014 at 46 Scout CHUATICO St., (ROXAS DISTRICT) QUEZON CITY when the Petition for Dispensation to Form a New Lodge and By- Laws we’re finally signed by a total number of forty (40) Master Masons. The Dispensation was granted by MW JUANITO G. ESPINO, JR. and the Lodge was instituted on March 25, 2014 at the Stafford Hall, PLARIDEL Masonic Temple, 1140, San MARCELINO St., MALATE, Manila.  Installed as officers of the Lodge we’re the Following, namely: Worshipful Master, VW Antonio DELFIN S. SUMABAT III; Senior Warden, Bro. ALBERTO F. CAPARROS; and Junior Warden, VW FELIX D. MENDOZA. During the ANCOM 2015 held in LEGASPI City, The Lodge was granted its Charter. The Lodge was constituted by MW TOMAS G. RENTOY III on June 12, 2015, when the country was celebrating its 118th Independence, at the Jose Abad Santos Hall, PLARIDEL MASONIC TEMPLE, 1440, San MARCELINO St., ERMITA, MANILA

HERALDRY

     It was first proposed as Trowel Lodge when some members of Quezon City Trowel Club decided to organize their own Lodge in the ROXAS District of Quezon City. However, in order to maintain the identity of the organization as a Masonic Club, organizers instead suggested other names like PUGAD LAWIN where Bro. ANDRES BONIFACIO declared revolution against Spain, or OBRERO The former name of Quezon City. After considering the history of Philippine Masonry, and upon suggestion of VW RODIL L. MILLADO, then the nominated Lodge Secretary, the brethren have chosen the name Solidarity, the English translation of SOLIDARIDAD, which name was on organization called La SOLIDARIDAD established in Spain in 1888 composed of young Filipino patriots, most, if not, all were or became Masons, with principal publication also named La SOLIDARIDAD. From it, Logia Revolution was organized and obtained charter from Gran ORIENTE ESPANOL in 1889. This was followed by the founding of Logia La SOLIDARIDAD No. 53 also chartered by Gran ORIENTE ESPANOL in 1890. These Masonic Lodges became the center of activity of young Filipino Masons in order to achieve their dream for their country, the Philippines, that was, freedom from oppression. Hence, the First Propaganda Movement against SPANISH COLONIZATION and OPPRESSION