by Monty Glover, Deputy General Grand Master Hauʻoli Makahiki Hou (Happy New Year) Companions! Welcome to a New Year with new beginnings. It’s an exciting time with exciting challenges ahead of us all in Cryptic Masonry. I would like to share what I have been up to since the Triennial session. The week following the …
by Stephen Balke, Tech We Want You! In response to both planning and the feedback given the elective officers of the General Grand Council, the Technology Committee has launched a few aggressive projects in an effort to facilitate the business of the General Grand Council, and enhance our ability to communicate. This newsletter is one …
by Jim Baum, RDGGM – Southwestern US Greetings from the Southwestern States of the US! York Rite Masonry was well represented at the last York Rite Conference, and while growth continues to be an issue, interest and investment in the Craft is thriving! Over the two days, we had good presentations and opportunities for improvement, …
Right Illustrious Grand Recorders, The current listings of the General Grand Council Life Members by Jurisdiction have posted to the website. These lists are downloadable from the website. Please keep them up to date because the Life Membership Fund needs to know how many Active Life Members exist. The file will need to be emailed …
by David Grindle, GGM Happy New Year, Companions, and welcome to the first issue of our on-line and email newsletter. This is one of several changes in communication that the General Grand council will be implementing during this Triennium. It is a method where we can bring together information from the General Grand Council elected …
by Giovani Vinci The York Rite is probably the most ancient masonic tradition in the world. In fact, it is rooted in the tradition of the cathedral constructors, since the moment they worked in the old Eboracum, the ancient name of English city of York. Despite its antiquity, it still has a lot of untold …