Scottish Rite News - NH Scottish Rite

1/10/2022

Thursday Night at the Rite!

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Thursday Night at the Rite dates have been released for 2022.

February 17th is a special presentation online at 8pm. The kick off for the TNR season is open to EVERYONE! Invite your friends, family and Master Masons for this exciting campaign reveal!

Please join for the online Degree Presentations on March 3, March 17, March 31, April 14, April 28, and May 12. Be sure to log into your Member Center to register.

12/23/2021

Happy Holidays!

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NH Scottish Rite wants to wish everyone a happy, safe, and restful holiday filled with joy! Kick back, relax, and enjoy your time off. We do hope it’s the best Holiday Season yet.

The message below is from Commander Samiec. Enjoy!
https://vimeo.com/659064146

12/15/2021

"You Were There"

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Blog from Supreme Council to update all on their Giving Tuesday event with a photo of Brothers from the Valley of Nashua.

This article also has a link to the 2021 Annual Impact Report as well as the announcement of the appointment of the new Grand Almoner Ill. Alan Heath, 33° from Maine.

https://scottishritenmj.org/blog/you-were-there

11/5/2021

Stated Meeting & Special Program

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Valley of Nashua will hold it's Stated Meeting including Honoring our 1st Responders and Local Heroes Program and you are invited to join us Tues., November 16, 2021. Dinner is at 6:30pm (No Charge/RSVP Required) and the program starts at 7:30pm.

Click here to RSVP.

Attire: Business Attire (Men) & Dresses or Slacks (Ladies). Uniforms are optional and welcome.

At this Stated meeting, the Valley of Nashua will hold a special First Responders and Local Heroes Program to honor those that work in the police, fire, EMS, and medical professions. This semi-pubic program is meant to memorialize the 20th Anniversary of the September 11, 2001 attacks on our country, as well as to honor those that have worked to keep our families safe during the COVID-19 Pandemic; and Families are encouraged to attend.

The Challenge Coin shown here will be presented to every First Responder that is a member of the Fraternity, as well as any outside guest from the various fields that are in attendance.

RSVPs are required for both the dinner, and for any First Responder wishing to receive a Challenge Coin.

Dinner reservation deadline is Tues., November 9, 2021.
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Following the program, New Hampshire Consistory, 32° will hold it's Regular Rendezvous jointly with the Regular Convocations of Aaron P. Hughes Lodge of Perfection, Oriental Council, Princes of Jerusalem, and St. George Chapter of Rose Croix for the purpose of voting on these proposed by-laws changes, and conducting any other business that may come before each body.

11/1/2021

NH DeMolay Honorees

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On October 31, 2021 at Washington Lodge #61 (Manchester Masonic Temple), these Scottish Rite Masons were honored by New Hampshire DeMolay.

Legion of Honor: Karl R. Olson (Valley of Concord), David R. Walters (Valley of Nashua), Robert M. Porter (Valley of Nashua), James M. Triacca (Valley of Concord), Jackson E. Marston (Valley of Concord), and Sherman A. Packard (Valley of Nashua).

Degree of Chevalier: Samuel A. Varjabedian (Valley of Nashua).

We congratulate these Brothers for their accomplishments!

10/29/2021

Joint Valley Reunion Reminder

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One week to go to the Joint Valley Reunion to be held Sat., November 6th at Exeter High School! Have you made your reservation for you and your Lady?

The Valleys of Lancaster-Littleton, Concord, Nashua, Portsmouth-Dover, as well as NH Consistory have a great line up of Degrees to present to the Brothers of New Hampshire as well as visitors from Vermont, Maine, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Illinois!

Click this link for more details and to RSVP! We can't wait to see you!

10/28/2021

National First Responders Day

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~October 28th~
In 2019, the United States Senate passed a resolution designating October 28th as National First Responders Day to honor the men and women putting their lives on the line.

According to the Department of Homeland Security, 4.6 million career and volunteer first responders support the communities where they live. They are firefighters, police, emergency medical technicians (EMT), paramedics, and 911 operators. In an emergency, they’re the first on the scene. These dedicated professionals answer the call when a crisis arises, often putting their own lives on the line.

To memorialize the 20th anniversary of September 11, 2001, please join the Valley of Nashua on Tues., November 16th as we honor the First Responders / Local Heroes with a dinner at 6:30pm and the program of the evening at 7:30pm.

Challenge Coins will be presented to every First Responder in attendance.
RSVPs can be made at https://www.nhscottishrite.org/heroes.html

We Hope You Can Join Us!

10/21/2021

Valley of Nashua - Fall Reunion

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Valley of Nashua - Fall Reunion
Tuesday, October 26 6:30 – 9:00pm
200a Main St, Nashua, NH

Valley of Nashua Reunion
Aaron P Hughes Lodge of Perfection &
Oriental Council, Princes of Jerusalem

6:00 PM - Registration

6:30 PM - Dinner

7:15 PM - Open
4°, Builder (via video)
15°, Knight of the East (live cast)

Click to RSVP https://cvu8vk0m.pages.infusionsoft.net

10/18/2021

Valley of Lancaster-Littleton News

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Congratulations to the Valley of Lancaster-Littleton for hosting a highly enjoyable Reunion this evening. Your exemplification of the 4th Degree was exceptional! #ScottishRite

Photo Credit: Ken Clay, Jr.

10/13/2021

wHITE hOUSE cORNERSTONE, 1792

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From the Grand Lodge, Free & Accepted Masons of Ohio blog. Such a momentous day for Freemasonry.
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On this day in 1792, the cornerstone of the United States White House was laid. Brother George Washington selected the site in the previous year, 1791. Congress commissioned an Irish-born architect, James Hoban, to design the great building. Eight years later, President John Adams and his wife Abigail would move into the still unfinished residence.

In Freemasonry, the cornerstone symbolizes the individual Mason and the sacrifices of labor and time necessary to build a moral and Masonic edifice. The cornerstones of our government buildings have a deep meaning, representing a foundation of honor, reliability, and truth.

Check out our blog on the significance of the cornerstone to learn more: https://bit.ly/3kKSkSN

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