Master of Kadosh Hon James E. Draeving 32°, KCCH

 

Prior	Ill. Roger D White, 33°
Preceptor	Robert W. Anderson, 32°, KSA
Chancellor	Hon. Dwight A. Wilson, 32° KCCH
Minister of State	Hon. David A. York, 32°, KCCH
Prelate	Hon. Shawn D. Johnson, 32°, KCCH
Master of Ceremonies	Hon. Joshua W. Shutts, 32°, KCCH
Expert	Hon. Donald H. Rife, 32°, KCCH
Assistant Expert	Walker Clemmons, 32°, KSA
Captain of the Guard	Errol A. Enrile, 32°, KSA
Tyler	Hon. Daniel A. Savage, 32°, KCCH

The Consistory Degrees are very different from each other in form and content. The 31° reveals the dynamic relationship that has existed for centuries between human law as a means of achieving justice, and divine justice as an ideal. The 32° reviews the degrees of the Lodge of Perfection, the Chapter of Rose Croix and the Council of Kadosh. In it we learn the very ancient roots of Masonic Truth – in the East.

 “Where Freemasonry flourishes, there will be found the highest type of citizenship and the best standard of living.” –Albert Pike

 

31°- Inspector Inquisitor In this degree the apprentice learns prayerful self-examination. The mistakes today should not be committed tomorrow. Simply, the daily look at one’s self to learn to live with the future. No apron is worn in the Supreme Tribunal, but the traditional apron displayed is of pure white lambskin with a Teutonic Cross of black and silver embroidered upon the flap. The jewel is a silver Teutonic cross. The jewel is suspended from a white collar, with a gold triangle with a “31” inside it.

32°- Master of the Royal Secret The lessons taught in this degree are that genuine brotherhood requires mutual regard, opinion, esteem and charity. We always look for the good in all and make allowances for others’ shortcomings. We trust the Supreme Architect to lead us to friendship, morality and brotherly love. The apron worn in this degree is white, lined in black, with a double-headed eagle and a plan of the Camp of the Princes. The jewel worn is a golden Teutonic Cross. In the center are the letters XXXII, surrounded by a green wreath. The cap of a Master of the Royal Secret is black silk with a black band trimmed in gold. In the center front is a double-headed eagle emblem with a rayed equilateral triangle above in gold. The triangle is red, has 32° in its center, and is trimmed with gold.