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Every Scottish Rite Mason should consider making a contribution to help us finish the Rebuilding the Temple Campaign and help ensure we have set the course for it to serve the next generation of members and remain a beacon for Freemasonry.
Around 1763, Morin created and promulgated a Masonic rite of 25 degrees which he called the “Order of the Royal Secret” or “Order of Prince of the Royal Secret” (sometimes mistakenly called the “Rite of Perfection”). This order included many of the most popular degrees worked at the time.
Address. The Supreme Council, 33º, SJ, USA 1733 16th St. NW Washington, DC 20009
The Scottish Rite Ritual Monitor and Guide Arturo de Hoyos, 33°, grand cross, k.y.c.h. Past Master, McAllen Lodge No. 1110, AF&AM of Texas
The Scottish Rite is the largest and most widely practiced Masonic Rite in the world and employs a lodge system. While there is no Masonic degree more important than that of Master Mason, there is a long tradition—almost as old as Freemasonry—of “high degrees” that expand upon and elaborate the teachings and lessons of the first three ...
Revised: 10/24/2024. Application period for 2025 scholarships opens in January 2025. Applicants will be informed of their selection by July 1, 2025. Through the Scottish Rite Foundation, Southern Jurisdiction, U.S.A., Inc., the Supreme Council offers two different types of national scholarships: Named One-Year/One-Time Scholarships.
The 29 degrees of the Scottish Rite provide opportunities for the student of Freemasonry to build upon those teachings. The Scottish Rite places a heavy emphasis on education: the Master Craftsman I & II Programs are unique opportunities for deeper study, and the Scottish Rite Research Society provides scholarly publications and an outlet for ...
We are excited to announce the launch of TWO new stores: Scottish Rite Bookstore. Scottish Rite Gift Shop. that will replace The Scottish Rite Online Store (www.scottishritestore.org) Unfortunately, customers’ accounts and order history will not transfer onto our new platforms. Scottish Rite Bookstore and Scottish Rite Gift Shop are two ...
Articles of 1,000–1,500 words in regard to Freemasonry in general or the Scottish Rite in particular are invited. Whenever possible, relevant illustrations and/or photographs (at least 4″x5″ and 300 dpi), an author’s brief biography (100 words or less), and a close, formal portrait should accompany each submission.
Albert Pike: On Freemasonry & Force. The most widely-encountered definition of Freemasonry describes it as “a system of morality veiled in allegory and illustrated by symbols.”. Chief among its objects is the pursuit of “light” which is analogous to “truth” or “reality”—or, to use John Locke’s language, “the knowledge of ...