The Knights of Saint Andrew is a service organization for the 32°, "Black Cap" Scottish Rite Masons. It was organized by members of the Pasadena Valley Scottish Rite to give the "Black Cap" members more to do within the Consistory during Reunions and to help them to become more active in the Consistory as a whole.

Our Blue Lodges teach us that the principle tenets of Freemasonry are Brotherly Love, Relief and Truth. As exemplified in the Scottish Rite 29th degree, we are taught the great virtues of knighthood: humility, patience, self denial, charity, generosity, clemency, virtue,
truth, and honor.

The aim of the Knights of St. Andrew is to provide selfless dedication to and for the promotion of our Masonic Fraternity within the Scottish Rite, our community, our jurisdiction, and state.

  "Humility, Patience, and Self-denial are the three essential
  qualities of a Knight of St. Andrew of Scotland..."
                                - Albert Pike, Morals and Dogma (pg 801)

Merchandise
 Check out our unique Cap Badges and other beautiful
 masonic jewelry. Click on the shopping link above.

Meetings
Pasadena A.A.S.R. Stated Meetings:
First Friday of each Month
6:30 P.M. Dinner, Stated Meeting 8:0 P.M.

Information

 For information on the Pasadena Valley
 Knights of St. Andrew, send us an e-mail.
 Click here for the Pasadena Valley Scottish Rite Center.

Pasadena Scottish Rite Center
Knights of Saint Andrew
150 N. Madison Ave
Pasadena, CA 91101-1710
Office Phone: 818.569.5425
Fax:  818.569.3081

©2008 Jim Hörricks, 32°, FSA Scot 

  "[Virtue] is an armor that we cannot lose,
  unless we be false to ourselves..."
                                - Albert Pike, Morals and Dogma (pg 803)

29th degree - Scottish Knight of Saint Andrew
The virtues of this degree are "Love of God, loyalty to superiors, faithful adherence to promise and active resistance to unfair judgment." There is no apron. The jewel has two parts: on top is a gold hexagram, made of concave-outward triangles, with a compass open to 25 degrees inside it. On the bottom is suspended a gold St. Andrew's cross ("X"), with a knight's helmet, winged serpent ouroboros, key, and a point-down triangle.