Knight Commander of the Court of Honor
The Knight Commander of the Court of Honor (K.C.C.H.), not being a degree within the 33 degrees of the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, but rather an Investiture of Designation and Dignity, is bestowed upon deserving Brethren by the United Supreme Council, 33°, Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, Prince Hall Affiliation, Southern Jurisdiction, United States of America. A Brother may not request the K.C.C.H. honor, if he does so, the United Supreme Council, 33°, A.A.S.R., Prince Hall Affiliation, Southern Jurisdiction, P.H.A., rules stipulate automatic refusal. To receive the Rank and Designation a Brother must be a Sublime Prince of the Royal Secret (32°) for a minimum of 2 years.
What is the Kcch?
The Knight Commander of the Court of Honor is an honor bestowed upon deserving Brethren who have demonstrated exceptional dedication to Freemasonry and Prince Hall masonry. It is a mark of Distinguished Service, Loyalty, Leadership, and Commitment to the Craft.
What Are The Requirements?
- A Sublime Prince of the Royal Secret (32°) with a minimum 2 years of continued membership in the Consistory, recommended by his Deputy for the Orient or recommended by a Sovereign Grand Inspector General (S.G.I.G.) or Knight Commander of the Court of Honour (K.C.C.H.), to the Deputy for the Orient, for approval.
- A Sublime Prince of the Royal Secret (32°) cannot petition and receive the K.C.C.H. and Grand Inspector General (33°) in the same year.
Recommendation For Kcch
Those who are Knight Commanders of the Court of Honor are qualified to make recommendations for this prestigious honor. Complete the KCCH Recommendation Form, and submit it to the Deputy for the Orient or SGIG for consideration.