In this video, Grand Master Julie Scott interviews Claudio Mazzucco, Imperator of the worldwide Rosicrucian Order, AMORC, Sovereign Grand Master of the Traditional Martinist Order, and President of the Supreme Grand Lodge of AMORC. Imperator Mazzucco shares some of his personal history.
contribute to Peace when I strive to express the best of myself in my contacts with others.
I contribute to Peace when I use my intelligence and my abilities to serve the Good.
I contribute to Peace when I feel compassion toward all those who suffer.
I contribute to Peace when I look upon all as my brothers and sisters, regardless of race, culture, or religion.
I contribute to Peace when I rejoice over the happiness of others and pray for their well-being.
I contribute to Peace when I listen with tolerance to opinions that differ from mine or even oppose them.
I contribute to Peace when I resort to dialogue rather than to force to settle any conflict.
I contribute to Peace when I respect Nature and preserve it for generations to come.
I contribute to Peace when I do not seek to impose my conception of God upon others.
I contribute to Peace when I make Peace the foundation of my ideals and philosophy.
Today, the Ancient and Mystical Order Rosae Crucis extends across the globe, forming an international fraternity. Present in approximately 120 countries, it is organized into various jurisdictions, each encompassing, beyond national borders, all countries sharing the same language. Thus, there are German, English, Spanish, French, Greek, Italian, Japanese, Dutch, and Scandinavian jurisdictions, among others. The headquarters of each jurisdiction, traditionally referred to as a Grand Lodge, is led by a Grand Master elected for a five-year term.
A.M.O.R.C. is therefore global, and its leaders, regardless of their nationality, carry out their Rosicrucian activities not as citizens of any particular country, but as representatives of a mystical organization whose work extends worldwide. In other words, all jurisdictions together form the Order as a whole and operate in perfect unity in service of a single ideal: that of the Rosicrucian tradition. As a result, there is no internal hierarchy within A.M.O.R.C., as all Rosicrucians around the world share the same privileges and receive the same teachings.
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Registration is now OPEN for the Convention!
There will be a two-week tour through Costa Rica preceding it – stay tuned for details!!
Register early (before August 31, 2026) to save 15% on the registration cost!
The choice of Panama City as the venue for this great convention reflects the commitment to promote the dissemination of spiritual and philosophical knowledge that AMORC has cultivated for decades. This decision is a milestone in the history of the Order, and we are excited for the opportunity to welcome members and enthusiasts from around the world to this historic event.
In the coming months, we will share with you more details about the AMORC World Convention 2027 in Panama. We are working diligently to make sure this experience is unforgettable and enriching for all participants.
In addition, we are pleased to invite you to explore the promotional video of this special event, which was presented during the last AMORC World Convention in Montreal, Canada. This video marked the beginning of the exciting countdown to the 2027 event and offers a fascinating glimpse into what awaits us in Panama.
Montreal, Canada – August 2023
Discover more about this rich history by reading Volume 93, Number 1 (2015) of the Rosicrucian Digest, which commemorates the 100th Anniversary of the founding of the Rosicrucian Order.
We also invite you to join our Rosicrucian Order AMORC Facebook Group and explore the Rosicrucian Digest Archive for further insights and discussions.
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