Organization
| Supreme Knight | Supreme Chaplain |
|---|---|
| Carl A. Anderson | Bishop William E. Lori |
| Deputy Supreme Knight | Dennis Savoie |
| Supreme Secretary | Charles E. Maurer Jr. |
| Supreme Treasurer | Logan T. Ludwig |
| Supreme Advocate | John Marrella |
| Supreme Warden | George Hanna |
| Supreme Master | Dennis Stoddard |
The Supreme Council is the governing body of the Order and is composed of elected representatives from each jurisdiction. The Supreme Council acts in similar manner to shareholders at an annual meeting, and each year elects seven members to the Supreme Board of Directors for three-year terms. The twenty-one member board then chooses from its own membership the senior operating officials of the Order, including the Supreme Knight.
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