This is Why We Are Scottish Rite
Whether it’s performing as an actor, attending a Family Life event, or simply filling a passport, we do a lot as Scottish Rite Masons. We are so busy that we often forget to sit back and take a look around. We all took a promise when becoming Master Masons to help others as we could, within the length of our cable tow. Between the Hospitals and Children’s Dyslexia Centers, Scottish Rite reaches out and helps to a lot of people. Take a minute to sit back and see what the world is saying about your efforts to make it a better place:
The Texas Scottish Rite Hospital is hosting its third annual Character Breakfast as a fundraiser and activity for it’s kids. Volunteers dress up as Disney Princesses and comic book heroes for the kids while raising. Read more…
Fresno's Scottish Rite Childhood Language Center supports dozens of young children each week to help them through their dyslexia. Their work helps students gain the confidence to excel academically and socially. Read more...
Whether it’s performing as an actor, attending a Family Life event, or simply filling a passport, we do a lot as Scottish Rite Masons. We are so busy that we often forget to sit back and take a look around. We all took a promise when becoming Master Masons to help others as we could, within the length of our cable tow. Between the Hospitals and Children’s Dyslexia Centers, Scottish Rite reaches out and helps to a lot of people. Take a minute to sit back and see what the world is saying about your efforts to make it a better place:The Texas Scottish Rite Hospital is hosting its third annual Character Breakfast as a fundraiser and activity for it’s kids. Volunteers dress up as Disney Princesses and comic book heroes for the kids while raising. Read more…Fresno's Scottish Rite Childhood Language Center supports dozens of young children each week to help them through their dyslexia. Their work helps students gain the confidence to excel academically and socially. Read more...
Marshall University teamed up with the Scottish Rite Speech and Hearing Center for a fundraiser last month for young men like Kevin Vickers and countless others. Read more...
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The Bodies of the Scottish Rite, sitting in the Valley of Boston, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, acknowledge and yield allegiance to the Supreme Council, 33°, of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry for the Northern Masonic Jurisdiction of the United States of America, whose Grand East is in Lexington, Massachusetts.