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Congratulations on becoming a 32˚, Master of the Royal Secret! Now that you’ve completed the often whirlwind experience of a Scottish Rite reunion, you might be asking yourself, what’s next? Plenty! First, take some time to reflect about the degrees in which you’ve just participated.
Main article: Royal Arch Masonry. Royal Arch Masonry is the first order a Master Mason joins in the York Rite. The Chapter works the following degrees: The Mark Master Mason degree is in some respects an extension of the Fellow Crafts' second degree.
The 32nd Degree Mason holds a special place in the Scottish Rite organization, with access to exclusive degrees and rituals that delve deeper into the mysteries of Freemasonry. Discover the profound significance of attaining this prestigious degree, unlocking hidden knowledge, and expanding your understanding of Masonic principles.
The Scottish Rite is one of the appendant bodies of Freemasonry that a Master Mason may join for further exposure to the principles of Freemasonry. To join the Supreme Council, one must attain the 32° of the Scottish Rite. The 33° is an honorary degree which only some members obtain.
Appendix 2. An Early Introduction to the Scottish Rite Degrees.....943 Appendix 3. What Were the Early Scottish Rite Degrees Like?.....947 Appendix 4. Abbreviations and Foreign Phrases.....955 Appendix 5.
The York Rite, or more correctly, the American Rite, is based on the early remnants of Craft Masonry that were practiced in the early 1700’s.
The Degree centers around the Fellowcraft Masons who were artificers fabricating the fittings and furniture of the Temple. It is unusual in that the first part of the Degree depicts events taking place before the death of the Grand Master Hiram Abif, and the last part depicts events occurring after his death.
