Coat-of-Arms & Insignia
What do the greek words at the bottom of the coat-of-arms translate to?
One for all and all for one (our motto)
Which greek officer's main duties involve protecting the secrets of ritual and may sometimes be referred to as their chapter's ritualist?
Chaplain
During which degree do newly initiated brothers receive their active badge/pin?
(End of) Second Degree
What is the purpose of the Phulaxes?
To protect our secrets from non-brothers.
What are the four pillars of Kappa Psi?
Industry, Sobriety, Fellowship, & High Ideals
Which between the coat-of-arms and insignia must remain secret to only brothers of Kappa Psi?
The Insignia
During the normal ritual for opening chapter, what is the role of Pallas Athene & Odysseus?
To confirm all are brothers in Kappa Psi via the password & grip of the order.
During which degree do the candidates give a solemn vow?
Second Degree
What is the name of the ritual to open & close the Grand Council Convention?
The Golden Bow Ritual
What jewelry is given to a brother to recognize them as a leader in Pharmacy in reference to the God of Medicine?
The Asklepios Key
On the Insignia, what is the significance of the Bow?
It symbolizes the fraternal bonds of our order.
When do you utilize the countersign?
When you are addressing Alpha, the Regent of the chapter.
What must happen between the First and Second degree of initiation based on the results of Preliminary and First Degree?
The candidates should be tested.
True or False: you can start with a test grip if you think the person you are meeting is not a brother of Kappa Psi.
False! The test grip is only given after the Grip has been received.
What does the name "Kappa Psi" signify according to the ritual book?
The Guardians of Life
On the Coat-of-Arms, what is the significance of the color Grey?
Emblematic of the military school where the fraternity was founded.
Which officer's symbols are the shield and motto of Kappa Psi?
Diomedes
Which province assembly ritual is secret?
None! Unless you perform graduation ritual at your assembly.
The Grip of the Order is in reference to which greek officer?
The hundred-handed greek god (who's name is spoken in whisper)
How many required ritual sashes are there?
8
Alpha, Omega, Chaplain, Pallas Athene, Diomedes, Odysseus, First Phulax, Second Phulax
On the Coat-of-Arms, what is the significance of the color Red?
Valor & Charity
The hundred-handed greek god (who's name shall only be spoken in whisper) is known as the god of _____.
Sea Storms
What is are the purposes of each degree (first, second, and third) in the ritual of initiation?
1st: Initiate
2nd: Learning
3rd: Finalize
The origins as to why our fraternity uses the name "Kappa Psi" was discussed during which year's ritual of initiation?
1949
What animal is Alpha in reference to?
An Ox - the one that led and pulled the burden