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cemab4y · 02-08-2008, 09:38 AM

It depends on the schedule used by the particular Scottish Rite center that you petition.

In the USA, some Scottish Rite (southern jurisdiction) center will have a one-day class. You arrive at the center at 7am, and then watch the degree work, and by 6pm, all 29 degrees have been conferred (performed on stage), or communicated (read aloud). Once you complete the 32d degree, you are a 32d degree mason.

Some Scottish rite centers, do the degree work on two Saturdays. You arrive at the center at 7am, and the 4th-14th run until 7pm. Then you come back the next Saturday, and the 15th-32d are completed.

The Scottish rite center in Guthrie Oklahoma performs all 29 degrees on stage.

Check with your local Scottish Rite center, and ask them the schedule for their next "reunion", and if you are a Master Mason, you can obtain a petition.

02-08-2008, 09:38 AM	#2
cemab4y Member cemab4y is Offline Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Forward Operating Base, Salerno, Afghanistan Posts: 51 Rep: Rep Power: 2	Re: Prince of the Royal Secret It depends on the schedule used by the particular Scottish Rite center that you petition. In the USA, some Scottish Rite (southern jurisdiction) center will have a one-day class. You arrive at the center at 7am, and then watch the degree work, and by 6pm, all 29 degrees have been conferred (performed on stage), or communicated (read aloud). Once you complete the 32d degree, you are a 32d degree mason. Some Scottish rite centers, do the degree work on two Saturdays. You arrive at the center at 7am, and the 4th-14th run until 7pm. Then you come back the next Saturday, and the 15th-32d are completed. The Scottish rite center in Guthrie Oklahoma performs all 29 degrees on stage. Check with your local Scottish Rite center, and ask them the schedule for their next "reunion", and if you are a Master Mason, you can obtain a petition.