On November 5th, 2022, the coordinate bodies of the Scottish Rite Valley of Honolulu held its annual Spring Reunion. In addition to hosting candidates from the island of Oahu – which is where the Valley of Honolulu resides…
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Illustrious Andrew Geiser, 33°, Deputy of the Orient of Hawaii & Guam, was recently featured in the latest issue of the Scottish Rite Journal. The article officially introduces Ill. Geiser to all Scottish Rite Masons, while providing a brief bio […]
Every year, the Scottish Rite Valley of Honolulu publishes its annual yearbook, showcasing our organization’s up-to-date information. This includes a list of the organization’s current leadership, trustees, officers, and more. For the first time in history, our annual yearbook can […]
James D. Cole, 33°, Grand Commander of the Supreme Council of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, Southern Jurisdiction, U.S.A., has appointed Andrew L. Geiser, 33°, to serve as Deputy of the Supreme Council for the Orient of […]
Rear Admiral William G. “Bill” Sizemore II, 33°, USN (Ret.) has been appointed Interim Deputy of the Scottish Rite Orient of Hawaii & Guam. In addition to his responsibilities as Interim Deputy, Illustrious Sizemore currently serves as the Grand Executive […]
Illustrious Brother Jim Cole, Sovereign Grand Commander of the Supreme Council of the Ancient & Accepted Scottish Rite 33°, S.J., U.S.A. gives his Thanksgiving remarks.
Have you ever wondered why two Scottish Rite Supreme Councils exist in the United States of America? Or, what makes the Northern and Southern Jurisdictions similar and different? Watch this video to learn more…
The following Brethren have been nominated to receive the 33°, Inspector General Honorary & 32°, Knight Commander of the Court of Honour, for the 2019 Biennium. 33°, Inspector General Honorary Bernard Camatayan Baldueza Alexander Almario Escasa David Howell Gomes Garry […]
William Cooper Parke was Marshal of the Kingdom of Hawaii for thirty-four years, during which period he served under five kings. He was a member of the king’s privy council under Kamehameha V, and beloved friend and helper of the […]
David Kalakaua was born on November 16, 1836, and as was Hawaiian custom he was adopted by the chiefess, Haaheo Kanui, who took him to the court of King Kamehameha III on the island of Maui. When he was four […]
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