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Should have clarified about the aprons and flag not being there, when I'm responding from my smartphone I tend towards very brief posts. Wanted tp highlight TL2....

They will mean more to you if you've taken the Chapter & Council degrees... i should have mentioned that before.

That's the foundation of Tranquility Lodge #2000 - Tranquility Lodge No. 2000 or TL2K of The Grand Lodge of Texas - check it out...

One other picture from the reception- this is the Governor, Texian York Rite College #60 (Center, rear) and our honored guests, the Worshipful Masters from several local (including Kerrville) Lodges.

Nasty weather- nay, torrential downpour- aside, the reception went very well with a good turnout of Worshipful Masters and good representation of officers from the Grand Lodge, Chapter, Council, and Commandery. Hopefully next year the weather will cooperate! Pictured- The Governor, Texian...

Under the Education and Literature Forum, I reviewed several York Rite books that I recommend: 1. Tell Me More About the Mark Degree - Rev'd Neville Barker Cryer 2. The History and Symbolism of Royal Arch Masonry - Edward R. Graham 3. What Do You Know About The Royal Arch - Rev'd Neville Barker...

I tend to be an airhead sometimes... okay, often. I remembered when I logged on to FB that I'd already added you..... anyway, welcome to FB world! We've got a Masonic Clip art/Picture/Artwork album on our page, so feel free to browse it and save off any art you may need!

Look us up at www.facebook.com/helotesyorkrite - when I log on again I'll find your page and Friend you....

Welcome to our three new Royal Arch Masons in Capitular District #23 of the Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Texas! Seated in front (from L-R) are Lance, John, and Larry who completed their Royal Arch Mason Degree at Helotes Lodge on Wednesday, September 12, 2012. Joining them in the picture is the...

And there you have it.... Companion and Sir Knight Fred Flintstone!

I can agree with rmcgehee on waiting a bit before jumping into the next leg of your journey. I'd suggest that you get your proficiency done first to the exclusion of everything else. Then get on some degree teams and participate in the degrees. One of the reasons for continuing the journey is...

The York Rite Chapter and Council are not "Christian", however the Commandery- the final steps of the York Rite of Masonry- is a Christian order. You do not need to be of the Christian faith to take the Chapter and Council degrees and you do not need to continue to the Commandery Orders after...

Texian York Rite College #60 is hosting our annual Reception for newly installed Lodge Worshipful Masters in and around the San Antonio area (to include but not limited to Kerrville, Pleasanton, Boerne). The reception is Sunday, September 16th, from 2:00 - 4:00 PM at the Alzafar Shrine on N/NW...

If you check your Inbox, you should find my response. Got to it early this morning before work. I'm very happy to be able to help out in any way I can. Also, I fumbled the Lonnie Irvin Lodge and yes, it- like all the others- is an excellent lodge.

I haven't checked lately, but you might look at the Grand Lodge of Texas website. It was a Grand Master's program several years ago and there may still be material on the website. There was also a casset tape to give to friends as well in that program.

Congratulations, Companion!

thomasec, as an addendum (if those are allowed on posts), I hope my original post didn't come across too "strident", I was in a bit of a hurry and I wanted to get you information you can use. Between the secretary and WM at Helotes and the ones at whichever lodge you choose, there is a wealth...

First, you need to contact the Secretary at Helotes Lodge and find out about your status and explain your situation. There is a process to finish your work after a long break. Since you've begun the work, you need to square things in order to move to a new lodge. Second, if you go up San...

For my Companion York Rite-ers out there...

Thanks for that reminder. It's been a while and as I said in another post, my mind grows fuzzy. It makes sense to travel with a MM, and when I traveled I did. But I cannot for the life of me remember whether they ever told me it was required. It's good info though, thanks!