Women's groups: Alpha Epsilon Phi, Phi Sigma Sigma, Theta Phi Alpha

I would like to know if anyone has *esoteric* information on these sororities.

I am interested because Sigma Delta Tau, which has Jewish roots, has a very beautiful ritual- a Masonic rhythm with a lot of Old Testament ideas.

I am curious if Phi Sigma Sigma sorority, which claims to be the only sorority with a nonsectarian ritual, incorporates a Masonic style into its ceremonies.

As for AEPhi and TPhiA, both of them have religious roots. AEPhi uses a story from the Old Testament in its ceremony, and TPhiA has Saint Catherine of Sienna as a patron. I want to know if TPhiA employs Knights of Columbus motifs in its ceremonies. and, what AEPhi does.

These three rituals are very elusive, and I just wonder why. A "private message" might be better... for the respect of ATS.

How interesting that Phi Sigma Sigma's ties to Masonry, however slight, is "the brotherhood of mankind". (BTW, this is all exoteric info!) They have twin ideals: the brotherhood of mankind, the alleviation of the world's pain.

I'm not sure about the second ideal, but the first one is a Masonic theme.

Women keep better secrets?

Close Aeons, these three sororities are the smallest, so yes, there may very well be a more tight-knitted-ness in their sisterhood. Not to mention less members= less chance of a disappointed member spilling the beans

okay, I'll be honest. I am looking for their rituals in pdf or similar format. If anyone has and will share, I will forever luv you