Documents

Public resources

Practical information for Master Masons considering the York Rite, along with forms and materials for staying connected with our local bodies.

Public welcome letter

Palm Beach York Rite welcomes Master Masons interested in continuing their Masonic education through the Chapter, Council, and Commandery. Visitors and candidates should contact the Secretary for verified meeting information and petition guidance.

Candidate checklist

Confirm Blue Lodge membership in good standing, request the proper petition, verify degree or order requirements, confirm fees and dates, and ask what dress or ritual expectations apply.

Prepare for a visit

Review the calendar, contact the Secretary to confirm the meeting, and ask about dress, arrival time, and whether the program is open to visitors. Members should be ready to verify their current Masonic affiliation.

Petition for membership or affiliation

Blank petition for the York Rite bodies of Freemasonry of Florida — Palm Beach Chapter No. 24 R.A.M., Zabud Council No. 17 R.&S.M., and Palm Beach Commandery No. 18 K.T. Print, complete, and return it to the Secretary or your recommenders; do not email a completed copy with personal information.

Announcement copy

Ready for Facebook, LinkedIn, lodge newsletters, and email

Use the short version for social posts and the long version for lodge secretaries, district notices, and email lists.

Short social post

Palm Beach York Rite has a new online home at palmbeachyr.org. Master Masons in Palm Beach County who are interested in Royal Arch, Cryptic, and Templar Masonry can visit the site to learn about the York Rite path and request local information.

Newsletter blurb

Palm Beach York Rite serves local Companions, Sir Knights, and Master Masons seeking further light in the York Rite. Visit palmbeachyr.org for an overview of the Chapter, Council, and Commandery path, upcoming events, and petition information.

Email subject lines

Palm Beach York Rite launches new website
New Palm Beach York Rite resources for Master Masons
Learn more about York Rite Masonry in Palm Beach County

Do not publish private rosters, candidate petitions with personal information, dues records, private ritual material, or non-public meeting security details on this site.