Above: The cousins of St. Bridget Council on 2 October 2021, following the conferral of the degrees.
Mailing address
All correspondence must be transmitted through the
Assistant Scribe:
SAINT BRIDGET COUNCIL NO 23
C/O JACK M RECINTO EPC
4410 N WESTERN AVE UNIT 2
CHICAGO IL 60625-2115
Email: Jack M. Recinto, EPC, Assistant Scribe
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Upcoming events
Friday, 22 March, at 7:00 p.m.: stated dinner meeting, at the location disclosed in the council's Facebook group.
RSVP to Jack M. Recinto, EPC, Scribe.
Get your candidate nominations in to the Scribe so we can vote on them in June and confer the degrees on them in October. Cousins only.
Wednesday, 19 June, at 7:00 p.m.: annual outing to Mike's brew pub, at
Buffalo Creek Brewing,
located at
360 Historical Lane, Long Grove.
RSVP to Jack M. Recinto, EPC, Scribe.
We'll have it catered as usual. Price TBA.
Get your candidate nominations in to the Sribe so we can vote on them in June and confer the degrees on them in October. Cousins only.
Saturday, 19 October, at 1:00 p.m.: annual conferral of the degrees; at
Jefferson Park Masonic Temple, located at
5418 West Gale Street, Chicago.
RSVP to Jack M. Recinto, EPC, Scribe.
Dinner will follow, at a location TBA.
Get your candidate nominations in to the Scribe so we can vote on them in June and confer the degrees on them in October. Cousins only.
Wednesday, 4 December, at 7:00 p.m.: annual meeting, election and installation of officers; at a location TBA.
RSVP to Jack M. Recinto, EPC, Scribe.
Cousins only.
Knightly News
Read the latest Knightly News, the official newsletter of the
Grand Council of Knight Masons of the United States of America.
Centenary of the Order
On 18 June 1923,
the "mother" Grand Council
was constituted at
Freemasons Hall,
Dublin, Ireland, and took custody of the degrees.
Saint Bridget Council No. 23 was represented at the centenary celebrations by our scribe and
Excellent Past Chief, Terry W. McCammon, in his capacity as a
Most Excellent Past Great Chief of the
Grand Council of the U.S.A.
Terry's report and debriefing
at our summer donnybrook, days later, were well enjoyed by all.
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