A year in the
life of a man
who refuses to drift.
The Valley of Ocala runs a disciplined calendar of reunions, investitures, and ceremonies. These are not events you attend. They are rhythms you live by.
Spring Reunion
Degrees of the Lodge of Perfection, Chapter of Rose Croix, Council of Kadosh, and Consistory are conferred over an intensive weekend of ritual work.
Fall Reunion
A second opportunity each year to take candidates through the degrees - and for existing members to observe and participate in the ritual work.
Knights of St. Andrew
An active service body of 32nd Degree Masters of the Royal Secret who assist with ritual and support the Valley's work and brotherhood.
KCCH & 33rd Degree Investitures
Honors ceremonies for brothers recognized as Knight Commander of the Court of Honor or coroneted Inspector General Honorary, 33rd Degree.
Coronation & Investiture
The annual ceremony in which the Supreme Council recognizes brothers who have given exemplary service to the Rite.
Tishri Ring Ceremony
A solemn ceremony held during the Hebrew month of Tishri, tied to the traditions of the Chapter of Rose Croix.
Valley Newsletter
Regular communication from the General Secretary and officers - reunions, member news, events, and opportunities for service.
Brotherhood Dinners
Because ritual without fellowship is rehearsal. The Valley gathers regularly at the table - and that's where the real Masonry happens.
Forty-eight hours
that rearrange
a man's priorities.
Here's what a reunion actually looks like. You arrive on Friday. You are greeted by name - by men who have been praying you would come. You witness a series of ritual dramas written over two centuries to turn good men into better ones. You eat with them. You sing with them. You sit in silence in rooms where the silence itself teaches you something.
By Sunday afternoon, you drive home changed. Not because we are magicians. Because you finally made yourself available to a process that was waiting for you the whole time.
Ask the General Secretary for the next reunion date. Put it on the calendar. Then put your name on the petition.