Supreme Council's Virtual Reunion
Thursday Night at the Rite - Season 2 - Episode 8
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April 29, 2021
7:30 pm - 4° | 8:00 pm - 19°
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Brothers of the Trail. Along the Oregon Trail in 1840, one pioneer lives up to his sacred obligation to care for his brother. A Mason's word is good as gold anyplace in the world where a man's word still counts for something.

​Core Value: Integrity
 
The next of our core values is Integrity.  Becoming a Person of Great Character. 
 
As Scottish Rite Masons, we work on improving ourselves with an internal code to work hard to do the right thing.  By doing the right thing, what we know today will improve the future.
 
Abraham Lincoln said, “Your core values are the deeply held beliefs that authentically describe your soul.”

Thursday at the Rite Night
Date: 4/29/2021
Time: 7:30PM

Thursday Night at the Rite continues next week. The 4° will air at 7:30 pm followed by the 19° Brothers of the Trail at 8pm.
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In the 19°, Along the Oregon Trail in 1840, one pioneer lives up to his sacred obligation to care for his brother. A Mason's word is good as gold anyplace in the world where a man's word still counts for something.

Core Value: Devotion to Country
The next of our core values is Devotion to Country. This devotion is expressed through the deeds and actions that demonstrates the Scottish Rite Free Mason as a Corner Stone to your country; providing a strong stable foundation to build a better brighter future for generations to come.
It is this Devotion that joins us, binds us, and supports us, because we know that no community is built, no country is established by a single individual. It takes a village to raise a family, and a country to guide a community.

Supreme Council's Thursday Night at the Rite will show the ​30° tomorrow, 4/15/2021. The degrees cast are all Members of NH Consistory.  Please join us at tnr.scottishritenmj.org/index

​Norman Rockwell, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

The Scottish Rite Masonic Museum & Library is one of our charities. It aims to be the “historical society” of American Freemasonry. While temporarily closed to the public, you can visit their online exhibits to learn a little bit more of our rich culture and history.

The Museum’s collection related to American Freemasonry, fraternalism, and American history numbers more than 17,000 objects. The Van Gorden-Williams Library and Archives research collection comprise 60,000 books, 1,600 serial titles and 2,000 cubic feet of archival materials.

​https://srmml.org/about/