Scottish Rite

Discover the profound journey of moral, philosophical, and spiritual enlightenment with the Scottish Rite of Freemasons, one of the most distinguished branches of Freemasonry worldwide. Known as the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, this body extends the teachings of Craft Masonry through a structured progression of degrees from the 4° to the 33°, each rich in symbolism, allegory, and timeless wisdom.

Emphasizing reason, justice, tolerance, and personal growth, the Scottish Rite invites Masons to explore deeper truths and responsibilities. Each degree offers unique rituals and lessons that illuminate a Mason’s path toward self-mastery and service to humanity. From the majestic 18° Knight Rose Croix to the honorable 32° Master of the Royal Secret, the Rite forms a complete system of Masonic philosophy and leadership development.

Key Features:

• Comprises 30 additional degrees beyond the Blue Lodge (4°–33°)
• Emphasis on moral philosophy, historical allegory, and spiritual symbolism
• Degrees divided into four bodies: Lodge of Perfection, Chapter of Rose Croix, Council of Kadosh, and Consistory
• Iconic symbols include the Double-Headed Eagle, Rose and Cross, and the Motto “Spes Mea in Deo Est”
• Access to exclusive Scottish Rite regalia, literature, and Masonic education
• Operates in Valleys under Supreme Councils around the world

Whether you are a new initiate or a seasoned brother, the Scottish Rite offers a lifetime of learning, reflection, and fellowship rooted in the highest ideals of Freemasonry.