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El Paso Scottish Rite

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  • Home
  • About Us
    • El Paso History
    • Mission
    • Valley Officers
    • About Scottish Rite
  • About the Building
    • Our Building
    • The Sphinx
    • The Albert Pike Room
  • New Members information
    • Become a Member
    • New Member F.A.Q.
    • F.A.Q.
  • MEMBER SERVICES
    • SCOTTISH RITE FORMS
    • Newsletter
    • Online Payments

Freemasonry is the world's oldest and  largest fraternal organization. It is believed to have originated with  the craft guilds of medieval Europe and latterly, to have expanded to  admit those who did not actually belong to the trade. The literal stone  masons are referred to as operatives while those who did not actually  work in stone were called speculative masons. [ Bro. Stephen Daphoe]

The  Scottish Rite is based upon Symbolic Masonry. It does not confer the  first three degrees. This is recognized as the unquestioned prerogative  of the Symbolic Lodges. The Scottish Rite confers only degrees from the fourth to the thirty-second, inclusive. 


For more information about becoming a Mason please visit  www.beafreemason.org 

HOW TO JOIN THE SCOTTISH RITE

The path to becoming a Thirty-Second Degree Scottish Rite Mason starts at your local Scottish Rite Bodies. Any Master Mason belonging to  a regular Symbolic Lodge is eligible to petition for the 4°–32° of the  Scottish Rite. 

Scottish Rite Petition

 Use our new online Petition - Degree Fees of $275 must be paid online by Credit Card
https://scottishrite.jotform.com/230433271112945


Or use our print-able form below


DEGREE FEE $275.00: ($100.00 MUST ACCOMPANY PETITION)

Degree  Fees are payable in full prior to initiation.  At any time prior to the  Reunion you may pay the remaining balance in full or in installments to  the El Paso Scottish Rite Office. Payments will be accepted up to and  including the day of the Reunion.


Endowment memberships are available  at the time of initiation for $1,500.00, this includes your Degree  Fees, a savings of $25.00 - please contact the Office if interested

32° Black cap is included in above fee

Case for cap is $40.00 additional and is available from the Office

Petition - print (pdf)

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