Catering
The Denver Consistory offers some of the best "Masonic" food in the state.
Stated Communications
There is a fully catered sit down meal served at each stated communication for a cost of $15.00 per head but this is by reservation only. This reservation has to be received by the Friday before the Stated Communication by telephone (303) 861-4261 or via email at denverconsistory@denverconsistory.org
Friday Lunch
Just about every Friday lunch from 1130 hours [11:30 A.M.] until 1230 hours [12:30 P.M.] the Denver Consistory offers an "all-you-can-eat" lunch for $10.00 per head. Please note that the first Friday of each month is normally the Denver Consistory special Fried Chicken lunch. There is no reservation required unless you will be bringing a group then twenty-four notice would be most helpful, telephone (303) 861-4261 or via email at denverconsistory@denverconsistory.org
Menus
August 20, 2010 Friday Lunch
Baked Ziti
August 27, 2010 Friday Lunch
Hamburgers and all the trimmings
September 3, 2010 Friday Lunch
Fried yard bird
September 10, 2010 Friday Lunch
Fish & Chips
September 17, 2010 Friday Lunch
SheppardŐs Pie
September 20, 2010 Stated Meeting
Meatloaf Potatoes & Peach Pie
September 24, 2010 Friday Lunch
Beef Stew & Biscuits
October 1, 2010 Friday Lunch
Fried yard bird
October 8, 2010 Friday Lunch
Spaghetti w/meatballs & sausage
October 15, 2010 Friday Lunch
Chicken Fried Steak mashed potatoes
October 18, 2010 Stated Meeting
Beef Tips & noodles Apple strude
October 22, 2010 Friday Lunch
Hot beef Sandwiches
October 29, 2010 Friday Lunch
Chili w/corn bread
November 5, 2010 Friday Lunch
Fried yard bird
November 15, 2010 Stated Meeting
Turkey and all the trimmings
November 19, 2010 Friday Lunch
Soup and sandwiches
December 3, 2010 Friday Lunch
Fried yard bird
December 10, 2010 Friday Lunch
Beef Stew/Biscuits
December 17, 2010 Friday Lunch
Hot turkey sandwiches
December 17, 2010 Stated Meeting
Pork Loin scalloped potatoes
General Information
As indicated by our name, the Scottish Rite is a part of the Masonic Fraternity, advancing the principles of Freemasonry through the ritualistic teachings of the 4th thru the 32nd degrees. As Freemasons and as Scottish Rite Masons, we hold the philosophical and practiced principles of brotherhood, equality, religious toleration, political freedom, and charity as important guiding principles in our lives and conduct.
