Valley of Bangor, Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, NMJ

Who’s planning to watch some degrees ?

What's special about our degrees? No two viewings are the same. Each time, you walk away with a new perspective and a deeper connection to the Craft. This summer, you have the chance to go back and rewatch some of your favorite degrees.

From July 1 to August 31, Thursday Night at the Rite is on demand as the America250: Summer Series — our tribute to the 250th anniversary of America's founding.

For Master Masons ready to take the next step, Join the Rite Night is also on demand. Witness the 4°, Builder on your own schedule and step into the next chapter of your Masonic journey.

Whether you're looking to deepen or begin your Scottish Rite journey, the door is open this summer.

Brother Roderick Kevin Leflore, 32°, Valley of Milwaukee, wanted to make the most of his Scottish Rite experience. So he tried Pathfinder.

"I learned a whole lot more about Scottish Rite than I ever expected through the Pathfinder program and its self-guided activities. I really enjoyed it!"

If you haven't started Pathfinder yet, follow the link in the comments to get started.

It’s is quiet for the Valley of Bangor this time of year. What have you done or are looking forward to doing this year ?

On June 6, 1944, a 24-year-old sergeant was shot before he ever set foot on the beach at Normandy. He climbed the cliffs anyway.

Brother Leonard "Bud" Lomell scaled 100-foot cliffs at Pointe du Hoc under heavy fire, found concealed German guns threatening thousands of Allied troops, and disabled them. Historian Stephen Ambrose called him the single individual most responsible for the success of D-Day, other than General Eisenhower.

That's the kind of Brother we're honored to call our own.

Valley of Bangor May quarterly/Annual meeting held on Wednesday night.
The upstairs lodge room we normally meet in was pretty warm so we made up the dining hall into a impromptu lodge room

We showed the 21° before the meeting for fellowship and then had our meeting.

We had some brothers who received some recognition. 32° diplomas , Gold passports presented and elected new body heads for our Rose Croix and Consistory lines.

It may be a little quiet right now in the Valley but looking forward to another good year. If you haven’t come to a meeting or reunion recently you should consider getting back involved.

Next Valley meeting October 21st.

If you have the day free and want to see some degrees. Head over to north anson today for a rite on the road with the valley of androsoggin

Have you started a pathfinder book yet ?

Reunion season is winding down, and the long stretch of summer can put real distance between you and your Valley.

But downtime at your Valley doesn't have to mean downtime in your Masonic journey.

The Pathfinder program gives you a way to keep your quest for more light alive between Reunions through self-guided activities.

Have you started your Pathfinder journey yet? Tell us one thing you've learned below.