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Posted: 4/17/2016 11:29:01 AM EDT
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If I wasn't so busy with York Rite, I would go Scottish Rite.
I actually missed a public degree last night, "The feast of the Paschal Lamb" I wanted to go but I had too much work piled up around the house for me to do 
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Posted: 4/17/2016 12:43:22 PM EDT
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Does your Valley spread out the degrees over time? We have Reunion coming up this week and we'll do all of the degrees Th/Fr/Sa.
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Posted: 4/17/2016 12:50:30 PM EDT
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Does your Valley spread out the degrees over time? We have Reunion coming up this week and we'll do all of the degrees Th/Fr/Sa. They do. We did the 4th, 14th, 15th, 18th & 20th yesterday. The nearest Valley to me is in Missoula, so I rode down Fri with the SGIG and PWGM of MT and we did degree work from 8.30 til 5.30. In two weeks the 6 other Candidates and I receive the rest of the degree work. Apparently, over time, they vary which degree work a Candidate receives so that eventually, all degree work is done. |
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Posted: 4/17/2016 1:39:33 PM EDT
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They do. We did the 4th, 14th, 15th, 18th & 20th yesterday. The nearest Valley to me is in Missoula, so I rode down Fri with the SGIG and PWGM of MT and we did degree work from 8.30 til 5.30. In two weeks the 6 other Candidates and I receive the rest of the degree work. Apparently, over time, they vary which degree work a Candidate receives so that eventually, all degree work is done. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Does your Valley spread out the degrees over time? We have Reunion coming up this week and we'll do all of the degrees Th/Fr/Sa. They do. We did the 4th, 14th, 15th, 18th & 20th yesterday. The nearest Valley to me is in Missoula, so I rode down Fri with the SGIG and PWGM of MT and we did degree work from 8.30 til 5.30. In two weeks the 6 other Candidates and I receive the rest of the degree work. Apparently, over time, they vary which degree work a Candidate receives so that eventually, all degree work is done. We did all 29 degrees a few years ago in 3 days at the request of our SGIG. Brutal. This year's schedule we will do 23 of the degrees and communicate the others. The ones we communicate alternate between spring and fall reunions. I am looking forward to this week. I haven't been to a reunion in three years. Attended my first Scottish Rite business meeting last week since I became a SR Mason (in 2005  ).
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Posted: 4/17/2016 1:53:05 PM EDT
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We did all 29 degrees a few years ago in 3 days at the request of our SGIG. Brutal. This year's schedule we will do 23 of the degrees and communicate the others. The ones we communicate alternate between spring and fall reunions. I am looking forward to this week. I haven't been to a reunion in three years. Attended my first Scottish Rite business meeting last week since I became a SR Mason (in 2005 ).What degree do you open on to conduct business? |
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Posted: 4/17/2016 1:58:56 PM EDT
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We did all 29 degrees a few years ago in 3 days at the request of our SGIG. Brutal. This year's schedule we will do 23 of the degrees and communicate the others. The ones we communicate alternate between spring and fall reunions. I am looking forward to this week. I haven't been to a reunion in three years. Attended my first Scottish Rite business meeting last week since I became a SR Mason (in 2005 ).What degree do you open on to conduct business? Well, I was a bit confused by this process. The Jordan Lodge of Perfection opened, I think on the 30th Degree. Council of Kadosh closed the meeting. |
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Posted: 4/17/2016 8:25:54 PM EDT
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If I wasn't so busy with York Rite, I would go Scottish Rite. I actually missed a public degree last night, "The feast of the Paschal Lamb" I wanted to go but I had too much work piled up around the house for me to do Our Commandery and Scottish Rite do a joint Feast of the Paschal Lamb and Easter Observance every year. |
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