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Masonic / AASR Funeral

Bloke

Bloke

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jdmadsenCraterlake211 said:
out side of the states it is not uncommon for it to take years for a brother to get to 32*. Here in the States some valleys have a requirement that you have to be MM for a certain period of time before branching out some don't, and some that do offer waivers. I got one of those waivers in Oregon as the Army was moving me and I wanted to get my degrees with the same guys that raised me. I know some people that made 33rd in less then a decade after raising and then I know guys that have been 32nds for 2 plus decades and still haven't or just recently got the 32*KCCH(knight commander court of honor-red cap) its a step inbetween the 32nd and 33rd.

This kinda answers why it is called ROSE CROIX there... http://www.scottishrite.org.au/a-better-man

this might help too http://www.scottishrite.org.au/scottish-rite/history-of-the-rite-in-australia
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Thanks JD....
 
Warrior1256

Warrior1256

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I attended a one day AASR reunion yesterday and learned that here the AASR funeral service is, indeed, called the Rose Croix. The ceremony it's self is based upon the degree of the same name.
 
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