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2011 Biennial Session: Laying the Cornerstone for Our Third Century

November 1, 2011
Lieutenant Grand Commander Curtis N. Lancaster, 33°, SGIG in Utah, performs the Ritual Opening of the Supreme Council, on Monday, August 22, 2011. Monday, August 22, 2011, in Washington, D.C., saw the opening of the Supreme Council, 33°, for the Southern Jurisdiction of the USA, 210 years after it opened as the world’s first Supreme Council. The Scottish Rite of Freemasonry has grown to be the largest Masonic Rite anywhere, with Supreme Councils on every continent except Antarctica, and thirty-six of those Supreme Councils sent representatives to this biennial session.

Book Reviews: Something Old, Something New

August 30, 2011
James T. Tresner, II, 33°, Grand Cross I didn’t realize it until Dr. Brent Morris, 33°, Grand Cross, Editor of the Journal told me, but this issue marks my 15th[…]

Preserving Our Legacy: Why I Am Contributing

August 30, 2011
Bernard Blackwell Bernard L. Blackwell, 33° In the 55 years I have been a member of Scottish Rite, I have made many friends, met hundreds of wonderful people whom I would not[…]

Laying the Cornerstone

August 30, 2011
Laying the Cornerstone, October 18, 1911 Jeri E. Walker, Scottish Rite Journal Office We are approaching the 100th anniversary of the laying of the cornerstone that began the massive undertaking to build the House of the[…]

Masonic Week for the Uninitiated

July 6, 2011
Logos of Various Masonic Week participants To those who have never had the luxury of attending Masonic Week, are not members of the York Rite, or are simply new to the Fraternity; this vast array of bodies can be extremely confusing and even intimidating. Since I fall in that middle group and know that my confusion is not unique, a synopsis of these bodies could perhaps be of some use to the “uninitiated.”