Universal Co-Masonry

The Scottish Rite is one of the subordinate bodies of Freemasonry. In this group, the Master Mason may join for further exposure to the principles of Freemasonry. It is also concordant, and some of its degrees link to the stages or degrees of Symbolic Freemasonry.  Let's take a look at the commonly asked questions about this rite: What is the Scottish Rite? The Ancient & Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, generally known as the Scottish Rite, is one of the many societies that are part of the worldwide fraternity known as Freemasonry. It is the largest and most widely practiced Masonic Rite in the world and operates a lodge system. While there is no Masonic level more important than that of Master Mason, there is a long tradition that is almost as old as Freemasonry and expands upon and elaborates the teachings and lessons of the first three degrees.  Is the Scottish Rite a secret society? No. The Scottish Rite and other kinds of Freemasonry functi...

Improvement is a way of life. You are not perfect, no one is, for that matter. But, we all can do something good with ourselves, which is, trying to improve on various aspects of life. If you wish to improve yourself spiritually, mentally, physically, socially, as a parent, or as a friend, Freemasonry is calling you! By becoming a freemason, you can improve your relationship with God. Through participation in a Masonic temple, you would be learning important truths about morality and spirituality, which will enhance your perspective of life and expand your understanding of an atmosphere of tolerance and mutual support. You don't need to be of a particular religion or race to be a part of this temple. The Freemasons welcome everyone, whether you are a Christian, a Muslim, a Jew, black, or white. There's no gender bias and it welcomes men and women alike. Do you know who are the poorest people of all? Those who only have money and nothing else. No heartfelt relationships. N...