A catholic who is a mason

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Lapsed:
It is really rather simple. The Church has made herself clear that Catholics are not to be masons. The choice is yours to be faithful to the teachings of the Church or to be a mason. You can’t be both.
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This about sums it up. By knowingly being a mason after all the evidence and information available as to why Catholics are **not ** to be involved in this secret society is a mortal sin. Do you want to lose your eternal soul over this organization?

BTW, would the Knights even admit a mason? If you aren’t ashamed of it, you should have no problem with telling them that you are a member, right?

Good luck to you. I hope the Knights win out over the dark association.
 
Iron Duke:
Funny, because I am. And when did the Church become of the feminine gender? And the Church is, in it’s earthly form, human, and humans are imperfect. My God knows me, and if I am to be judged, it will be by Him, and no one else. Be blessed.
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Be glad you are not trying to join my KofC council. I am the Financial Secretary for my council and I would have to object to your trying to join the Knights because by your membership in a masonic body, you are not in full communion with the Church and therefore not a practical catholic as understood by the Church, which is a pre-requisite for joining the Knights of Columbus. I am not so sure that membership in masonry equals ipso facto excommunication, my evidence being the statement issued by the CDF and referenced above, and the Code of Canon Law as promulgated in 1983 (I cannot recall the precise canon) where the language of the penalty for belonging to masonic bodies is changed from “excommunication” to “grave sin.”

I am also very familiar with the masons, having been a member of a lodge and the York and Scottish rites while I was away from the Church for several years. If you fail to see what in Freemasonry disagrees with Catholic teaching, you are not paying enough attention to what is being said during the rituals. The 30th degree in the Scottish Rite is VERY ANTI-CATHOLIC, for one example. Another, more telling example is the so-called obligation for each degree in the blue lodge. This obligation is actually a false blood oath and a mortal sin!

Here are some excerpts from the EA degree as worked in Texas: “I [your name here], of my own free will and accord, do most solemnly and sincerely promise and swear…” This is in the legal form of an oath, not merely an obligation. The penalty for violating the obligation, while symbolic, is also ridiculous: “All of which I do most solemnly promise and swear without any metal reservation, equivocation, or secret evasion of mind binding myself under the penalty of having my throat cut from ear to ear, my tongue torn out from its roots and my body buried in the rough sands of the sea, a cable tows length from shore, where the tide ebbs and flows twice in twenty-four hour, should I knowingly, or wittingly violate or transgress any part of this Entered Apprentice mason’s obligation, so help me God and keep me steadfast.” Shortly thereafter the new mason seals this obligation by kissing the book before him, which is the Holy Bible and upon which his right hand rested throughout the “obligation.” If this isn’t a false oath, I don’t know what is.

My advise to you: ask yourself why you are a Catholic. Also, ask yourself if you are truly humble before the Lord in accepting the teachings of the Church, or not. A little humility will go along way…my pride led me to my downfall while I was away from the Church and what little humilty I have is what brought me back. I am not God and I am not bigger than His Church…so who am I to call the wisdom the Church has garnered over the centuries into question. Pax. Ut in Omnibus Glorificetur Deus
 
Iron Duke:
Funny, because I am. And when did the Church become of the feminine gender? And the Church is, in it’s earthly form, human, and humans are imperfect. My God knows me, and if I am to be judged, it will be by Him, and no one else. Be blessed.
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It sounds like you still have a lot to learn about your Catholic Faith. It is always best to learn all you can and be well-grounded in the Faith before branching out and dabbling with either the Masons or the Knights of Columbus, or any other type of side activity.

The Church was clearly established by Christ (in Scripture) and anything established by Christ is perfect. “The Church” is much more than the Pope, Biships and the lay people.

I really suggest some studying on this subject before you make any decisions. There are many here who would be more than happy to help you find the resources you need.
 
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ExMotuAquinas:
I am also very familiar with the masons, having been a member of a lodge and the York and Scottish rites while I was away from the Church for several years…Here are some excerpts from the EA degree as worked in Texas: “I [your name here], of my own free will and accord, do most solemnly and sincerely promise and swear…” This is in the legal form of an oath, not merely an obligation. The penalty for violating the obligation, while symbolic, is also ridiculous: “All of which I do most solemnly promise and swear without any metal reservation, equivocation, or secret evasion of mind binding myself under the penalty of having my throat cut from ear to ear, my tongue torn out from its roots and my body buried in the rough sands of the sea, a cable tows length from shore, where the tide ebbs and flows twice in twenty-four hour, should I knowingly, or wittingly violate or transgress any part of this Entered Apprentice mason’s obligation, so help me God and keep me steadfast.”
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Setting aside for a moment the clear breach of the rules of Catholic Church that joining the Masons presents, why would a grown, mature man want to be associated with this type of nonsense? How do you get through an “oath” like this with a straight face?!? Sounds like some fantasy pirate game my 7 y.o. and his friends would make up!
 
-I have a question. I’m a Catholic have been all my life. Attend Mass weekly, etc. I’ve always known the Knights of Columbus to be “a group of Catholic Men” who do good things. Beyond that, I dont know what they do. I was talking to my Son and his friend the other night (24 yrs. old attending college) and came upon the topic of “Knights of Columbus” My sons friend asked a strange question. He wanted to know if I was talking about the KKK??? Now why in the world would he ask me that question. He said that the KKK is called “Knights of Columbus” Can someone help me out here. He keeps asking me if I have found out anything. Of course, I told him there was NO AFFILIATION whatsoever…but why would he ask such a question, and was the KKK called the Knights of Columbus? :eek:
 
Iron Duke:
I can assure you that it surely has Christian base, God, the Bible, St. John and all that. Just not definingly Catholic.
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That is just the terms used by your locla lower-degree lodge.

To get a feel on a similarly group claiming to be Christian which you do not have a personal affiliation with, search out the reasons the Catholic Church does not accept Mormon Baptism, even though they do use an outwardly trinitarian formula (because they are using “Christian” words" with their own meanings attached). In less Christian areas, the borrowing of Christian terms backs off in lodge use, as it does dramatically as one is invited to the “higher” degrees and lodges.

ExMotuAquinas has pointed out the real show-stoppers that show the upper levels of Masonry are not compatable with Chrisitanity and especially not Catholicism. I have (years back) inspected an old ritual book of some sort, I didn’t study it too much because I very quickly was convinced the ****ing out of the names of diety references and the rampant codewords convinced me anyone going that far out of the way to muddle possible Chrisitan references was doing so deceptively…
 
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Ray_Scheel:
That is just the terms used by your locla lower-degree lodge.

To get a feel on a similarly group claiming to be Christian which you do not have a personal affiliation with, search out the reasons the Catholic Church does not accept Mormon Baptism, even though they do use an outwardly trinitarian formula (because they are using “Christian” words" with their own meanings attached). In less Christian areas, the borrowing of Christian terms backs off in lodge use, as it does dramatically as one is invited to the “higher” degrees and lodges.
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Exactly. As a matter of fact, the Scottish Rite is full of references to a variety of occult traditions, including qabalah, tarot, Rosicrucianism, and more. The principal philosophical work followed by the Scottish Rite in the U.S. is a full of syncretistic errors and occult references. It’s is somewhat interesting, until you dig below the surface a bit and realize that the author of the work is very anti-Catholic and blames the Catholic Church for a host of errors in our society. The current leadership of the Scottish Rite tries to say they are not anti-Catholic, but it’s written into their philosophy whether they like it or not. They would never admit that fact though.
 
Iron Duke:
Hello everyone. This is my first post on this board. I would appreciate some honest, open-minded feedback on an issue. I am about to join the Knights of Columbus in the next month or so. I am also a mason. .
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I am a Knight, and I happen to know that membership in the K of C is only open to a man who is at least 18 and a “practical Catholic” in communion (good standing) with the Catholic Church and the Pope, and due to membership in the masons, which is forbidden by the Church, you are not eligible.

Any prospective council you might attempt to join, as well as the degree team conferring membership, should be informed of your situation. They would not be able to initiate you based on this, and they are entitled to this info. They will be asking solemnly for affirmation of your eligibility, and there would be a deception involved if you did not disclose this.

Your option is to resign from the masons, go to Confession, since this particular excommunication is probably reserved to a priest, and then you would be eligible for K of C membership.

I trust you will make a faithful decision.
 
bkdianne said:
-I have a question. I’m a Catholic have been all my life. Attend Mass weekly, etc. I’ve always known the Knights of Columbus to be “a group of Catholic Men” who do good things. Beyond that, I dont know what they do. I was talking to my Son and his friend the other night (24 yrs. old attending college) and came upon the topic of “Knights of Columbus” My sons friend asked a strange question. He wanted to know if I was talking about the KKK??? Now why in the world would he ask me that question. He said that the KKK is called “Knights of Columbus” Can someone help me out here. He keeps asking me if I have found out anything. Of course, I told him there was NO AFFILIATION whatsoever…but why would he ask such a question, and was the KKK called the Knights of Columbus? :eek:
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The only thing I could find is an old book on a Klan site called KluKlux Klan or Knights of Columbus by Arthur Bell, Grand Dragon, NJ Pub. I would have to say, given the author’s designation of a Klan high office, I wouldn’t hold much stock in it.

Has your son had much contact with the KCs? Is he the kind of kid that likes to show his knowledge?

The KCs are a great bunch of guys for the most part. My school’s computer program would be in a shambles without Knights donating sources and time. Hardly sounds like the KKK.
 
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papa_k:
Your option is to resign from the masons, go to Confession, since this particular excommunication is probably reserved to a priest, and then you would be eligible for K of C membership.

I trust you will make a faithful decision.
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Unless you are in the Lincoln, Nebraska Diocese in which case the excommuniation comes from the Bishop (a decision that was recently upheld by the Vatican).
 
Iron Duke, although your presence seems to have faded into the scenery here, if you are still reading the thread this article will throw some more light on why it is forbidden for Catholics to be Masons:

catholicculture.org/docs/doc_view.cfm?recnum=2652

Further, while the Masons in the U.S. have constructed a rather benign image, not so their brothers in Mexico [which evidences the true origins of Freemasonry]. The Mexican Revolution found the Freemasons very much involved in violently overthrowing the role of the Catholic Church in the lives of the faithful there. The anti-Catholic roots of Freemasonry were much in evidence in the persecution of the Church which led to many martyrdoms and expulsions from the country (the Carmelite monastery in San Francisco was founded by Mexican nuns fleeing from anti-clerical hatred fomented by the Freemasons).

These two encyclicals of Pius XI reflect the struggle of the Church in Mexico at the time:

catholicculture.org/docs/doc_view.cfm?recnum=4943

catholicculture.org/docs/doc_view.cfm?recnum=4935
 
The only thing I could find is an old book on a Klan site called KluKlux Klan or Knights of Columbus by Arthur Bell, Grand Dragon, NJ Pub. I would have to say, given the author’s designation of a Klan high office, I wouldn’t hold much stock in it

]Has your son had much contact with the KCs? Is he the kind of kid that likes to show his knowledge?
The KCs are a great bunch of guys for the most part. My school’s computer program would be in a shambles without Knights donating sources and time. Hardly sounds like the KKK

-My son didn’t ask the question, his friend did. From what I am understanding from my son, his friends Grandfather was a klansman, I guess thats where he heard KOC. :eek:
 
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bkdianne:
-My son didn’t ask the question, his friend did. From what I am understanding from my son, his friends Grandfather was a klansman, I guess thats where he heard KOC. :eek:
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Maybe off the friend’s Grandpa’s bookshelf then.
 
]The KCs are a great bunch of guys for the most part. My school’s computer program would be in a shambles without Knights donating sources and time. Hardly sounds like the KKK

-Please dont think that I am saying that the Knights of Columbus are anything but a GREAT bunch of Men. I was just wanting to know if anyone had ever HEARD that, because I certainly hadn’t. I was actually stunned when the friend asked the question. I told him point blank at the time there was NO AFFILIATION whatsoever! Actually, I wanted to know if anyone here had ever heard that. Thank you all for your responses. I know there is no affiliation with the kkk, I couldn’t believe he even asked me that question to be quite honest. Thanks again. 👍
 
The following is a list of Masons reprinted with some updates from the Bulletin de l’Occident Chrétien Nr.12, July, 1976, (Directeur Pierre Fautrad a Fye - 72490 Bourg Le Roi.) All of the men on this list, if they in fact be Masons, are excommunicated by Canon Law 2338. Each man’s name is followed by his position, if known; the date he was initiated into Masonry, his code #; and his code name, if known.
  1. Albondi, Alberto. Bishop of Livorno, (Leghorn). Initiated 8-5-58; I.D. # 7-2431.
  2. Abrech, Pio. In the Sacred Congregation Bishops. 11-27-67; # 63-143.
  3. Acquaviva, Sabino. Professor of Religion at the University of Padova, (Padua). 12-3-69; # 275-69.
  4. Alessandro, Father Gottardi. (Addressed as Doctor in Masonic meetings.) President of Fratelli Maristi. 6-14-59.
  5. Angelini Fiorenzo. Bishop of Messenel Greece. 10-14-57; # 14-005.
  6. Argentieri, Benedetto. Patriarch to the Holy See. 3-11-70; # 298-A.
  7. Bea, Augustin. Cardinal. Secretary of State (next to Pope) under Pope John XXIII and Pope Paul VI.
  8. Baggio, Sebastiano. Cardinal. Prefect of the Sacred Congregation of Bishops. (This is a crucial Congregation since it appoints new Bishops.) Secretary of State under Pope John Paul II from 1989 to 1992. 8-14-57; # 85-1640. Masonic code name “SEBA.” He controls consecration of Bishops.
  9. Balboni, Dante. Assistant to the Vatican Pontifical . Commission for Biblical Studies. 7-23-68; # 79-14 “BALDA.”
  10. Baldassarri Salvatore. Bishop of Ravenna, Italy. 2-19-58; # 4315-19. “BALSA.”
  11. Balducci, Ernesto. Religious sculpture artist. 5-16-66; # 1452-3.
  12. Basadonna, Ernesto. Prelate of Milan, 9-14-63; # 9-243. “BASE.”
  13. Batelli, Guilio. Lay member of many scientific academies. 8-24-59; # 29-A. “GIBA.”
  14. Bedeschi, Lorenzo. 2-19-59; # 24-041. “BELO.”
  15. Belloli, Luigi. Rector of Seminar; Lombardy, Ita- ly. 4-6-58; # 22-04. “BELLU.”
  16. Belluchi, Cleto. Coadjutor Bishop of Fermo, Italy. 6-4-68; # 12-217.
  17. Bettazzi, Luigi. Bishop of Ivera, Italy. 5-11-66; # 1347-45. “LUBE.”
  18. Bianchi, Ciovanni. 10-23-69; # 2215-11. “BIGI.”
  19. Biffi, Franco, Msgr. Rector of Church of St. John Lateran Pontifical University. He is head of this University and controls what is being taught. He heard confessions of Pope Paul VI. 8-15-59. “BIFRA.”
  20. Bicarella, Mario. Prelate of Vicenza, Italy. 9-23-64; # 21-014. “BIMA.”
  21. Bonicelli, Gaetano. Bishop of Albano, Italy. 5-12-59; # 63-1428, “BOGA.”
  22. Boretti, Giancarlo. 3-21-65; # 0-241. “BORGI.”
  23. Bovone, Alberto. Substitute Secretary of the Sacred Office. 3-30-67; # 254-3. “ALBO.”
  24. Brini, Mario. Archbishop. Secretary of Chinese, Oriental, and Pagans. Member of Pontifical Commission to Russia. Has control of rewriting Canon Law. 7-7-68; # 15670. “MABRI.”
  25. Bugnini, Annibale. Archbishop.Wrote Novus Ordo Mass. Envoy to Iran, 4-23-63; # 1365-75. “BUAN.”
  26. Buro, Michele. Bishop. Prelate of Pontifical Commission to Latin America, 3-21-69; # 140-2. “BUMI.”
  27. Cacciavillan, Agostino. Secretariat of State. 11-6-60; # 13-154.
  28. Cameli, Umberto. Director in Office of the Ecclesiastical Affairs of Italy in regard to education in Catholic doctrine. 11-17-60; # 9-1436.
  29. Caprile, Giovanni. Director of Catholic Civil Affairs. 9-5-57; # 21-014. “GICA.”
  30. Caputo, Giuseppe. 11-15-71; # 6125-63. “GICAP.”
  31. Casaroli, Agostino. Cardinal. Secretary of State (next to Pope) under Pope John Paul II since July 1, 1979 until retired in 1989. 9-28-57; # 41-076. “CASA.”
  32. Cerruti, Flaminio. Chief of the Office of the University of Congregation Studies. 4-2-60; # 76-2154. “CEFLA.”
  33. Ciarrocchi, Mario. Bishop. 8-23-62; # 123-A. “CIMA.”
  34. Chiavacci, Enrico. Professor of Moral Theology, University of Florence, Italy. 7-2-70; # 121-34. “CHIE.”
  35. Conte, Carmelo. 9-16-67; # 43-096. “CONCA.”
  36. Csele, Alessandro. 3-25-60; # 1354-09. “ALCSE.”
  37. Dadagio, Luigi. Papal Nuncio to Spain. Archbishop of Lero. 9-8-67. # 43-B. “LUDA.”
  38. D’Antonio, Enzio. Archbishop of Trivento. 6-21-69; # 214-53.
  39. De Bous, Donate. Bishop. 6-24-68; # 321-02. “DEBO.”
  40. Del Gallo Reoccagiovane, Luigi. Bishop.
  41. Del Monte, Aldo. Bishop of Novara, Italy. 8-25-69; # 32-012. “ADELMO.”
  42. Faltin, Danielle. 6-4-70; # 9-1207. “FADA.”
  43. Ferraioli, Giuseppe. Member of Sacred Congregation for Public Affairs. 11-24-69; # 004-125. “GIFE.”
  44. Franzoni, Giovanni. 3-2-65; # 2246-47. “FRAGI.”
 
  1. Gemmiti, Vito. Sacred Congregation of Bishops. 3-25-68; # 54-13. “VIGE.”
  2. Girardi, Giulio. 9-8-70; # 1471-52. “GIG.”
  3. Fiorenzo, Angelinin. Bishop. Title of Commendator of the Holy Spirit. Vicar General of Roman Hospitals. Controls hospital trust funds. Consecrated Bishop 7-19-56; joined Masons 10-14-57.
  4. Giustetti, Massimo. 4-12-70; # 13-065. “GIUMA.”
  5. Gottardi, Alessandro. Procurator and Postulator General of Fratelli Maristi. Archbishop of Trent. 6-13-59; # 2437-14. “ALGO.”
  6. Gozzini, Mario. 5-14-70; # 31-11. “MAGO.”
  7. Grazinai, Carlo. Rector of the Vatican Minor Seminary. 7-23-61; # 156-3. “GRACA.”
  8. Gregagnin, Antonio. Tribune of First Causes for Beatification. 10-19-67; # 8-45. “GREA.”
  9. Gualdrini, Franco. Rector of Capranica. 5-22-61; # 21-352. “GUFRA.”
  10. Ilari, Annibale. Abbot. 3-16-69; # 43-86. “ILA.”
  11. Laghi, Pio. Nunzio, Apostolic Delegate to Argentina, and then to U.S.A. until 1995. 8-24-69; # 0-538. “LAPI.”
  12. Lajolo, Giovanni. Member of Council of Public Affairs of the Church. 7-27-70; # 21-1397. “LAGI.”
  13. Lanzoni, Angelo. Chief of the Office of Secretary of State. 9-24-56; # 6-324. “LANA.”
  14. Levi, Virgillio (alias Levine), Monsignor. Assistant Director of Official Vatican Newspaper, L’Osservatore Romano. Manages Vatican Radio Station. 7-4-58; # 241-3. “VILE.”
  15. Lozza, Lino. Chancellor of Rome Academy of St. Thomas Aquinas of Catholic Religion. 7-23-69; # 12-768. “LOLI.”
  16. Lienart, Achille. Cardinal. Grand Master top Mason. Bishop of Lille, France. Recruits Masons. Was leader of progressive forces at Vatican II Council.
  17. Macchi, Pasquale. Cardinal. Pope Paul’s Prelate of Honour and Private Secretary until he was excommunicated for heresy by Pope Paul VI. Was reinstated by Secretary of State Jean Villot, and made a Cardinal. 4-23-58; # 5463-2. “MAPA.”
  18. Mancini, Italo. Director of Sua Santita. 3-18-68; # l551-142. “MANI.”
  19. Manfrini, Enrico. Lay Consultor of Pontifical Commission of Sacred Art. 2-21-68; # 968-c. “MANE.”
  20. Marchisano, Francesco. Prelate Honour of the Pope. Secretary Congregation for Seminaries and Universities of Studies. 2-4-61; 4536-3. “FRAMA.”
  21. Marcinkus, Paul. American bodyguard for imposter Pope. From Cicero, Illinois. Stands 6’4". President for Institute for Training Religious. 8-21-67; # 43-649. Called “GORILLA.” Code name “MARPA.”
  22. Marsili, Saltvatore. Abbot of Order of St. Benedict of Finalpia near Modena, Italy. 7-2-63; # 1278-49. “SALMA.”
  23. Mazza, Antonio. Titular Bishop of Velia. Secretary General of Holy Year, 1975. 4-14-71. # 054-329. “MANU.”
  24. Mazzi, Venerio. Member of Council of Public Affairs of the Church. 10-13-66; # 052-s. “MAVE.”
  25. Mazzoni, Pier Luigi. Congregation of Bishops. 9-14-59; # 59-2. “PILUM.”
  26. Maverna, Luigi. Bishop of Chiavari, Genoa, Italy. Assistant General of Italian Catholic Azione. 6-3-68; # 441-c. “LUMA.”
  27. Mensa, Albino. Archbishop of Vercelli, Piedmont, Italy. 7-23-59; # 53-23. " MENA."
  28. Messina, Carlo. 3-21-70; # 21-045. “MECA.”
  29. Messina, Zanon (Adele). 9-25-68; # 045-329. " AMEZ."
  30. Monduzzi, Dino. Regent to the Prefect of the Pontifical House. 3-11 -67; # 190-2. “MONDI.”
  31. Mongillo, Daimazio. Professor of Dominican Moral Theology, Holy Angels Institute of Roma. 2-16-69; # 2145-22. “MONDA.”
 
  1. Morgante, Marcello. Bishop of Ascoli Piceno in East Italy. 7-22-55; # 78-3601. MORMA."
  2. Natalini, Teuzo. Vice President of the Archives of Secretariat of the Vatican. 6-17-67; # 21-44d. “NATE.”
  3. Nigro, Carmelo. Rector of the Seminary, Pontifical of Major Studies. 12-21-70; # 23-154. “CARNI.”
  4. Noe, Virgillio. Head of the Sacred Congregation of Divine Worship. He and Bugnini paid 5 Protestant Ministers and one Jewish Rabbi to create the Novus Ordo Mass. 4-3-61; # 43652-21. “VINO.”
  5. Palestra, Vittorie. He is Legal Council of the Sacred Rota of the Vatican State. 5-6-43; # 1965. “PAVI.”
  6. Pappalardo, Salvatore. Cardinal. Archbishop of Palermo, Sicily. 4-15-68; # 234-07. “SALPA.”
  7. Pasqualetti, Gottardo. 6-15-60; # 4-231. “COPA.”
  8. Pasquinelli, Dante. Council of Nunzio of Madrid. 1-12-69; # 32-124. “PADA.”
  9. Pellegrino, Michele. Cardinal. Called “Protector of the Church”, Archbishop of Torino (Turin, where the Holy Shroud of Jesus is kept). 5-2-60; # 352-36. “PALMI.”
  10. Piana, Giannino. 9-2-70; # 314-52. “GIPI.”
  11. Pimpo, Mario. Vicar of Office of General Affairs. 3-15-70; # 793-43. “PIMA.”
  12. Pinto, Monsignor Pio Vito. Attaché of Secretary of State and Notare of Second Section of Supreme Tribunal and of Apostolic Signature. 4-2-70; # 3317-42. “PIPIVI.”
  13. Poletti, Ugo. Cardinal. Vicar of S.S. Diocese of Rome. Controls clergy of Rome since 3-6-73. Member of Sacred Congregation of Sacraments and of Divine Worship. He is President of Pontifical Works and Preservation of the Faith. Also President of the Liturgical Academy. 2-17-69; # 32-1425. “UPO.”
  14. Rizzi, Monsignor Mario. Sacred Congregation of Oriental Rites. Listed as “Prelate Bishop of Honour of the Holy Father, the Pope.” Works under top-Mason Mario Brini in manipulating Canon Law. 9-16-69; # 43-179. “MARI,” “MONMARI.”
  15. Romita, Florenzo. Was in Sacred Congregation of Clergy. 4-21-56; # 52-142. “FIRO.”
  16. Rogger, Igine. Officer in S.S. (Diocese of Rome). 4-16-68; # 319-13. “IGRO.”
  17. Rossano, Pietro. Sacred Congregation of Non-Christian Religions. 2-12-68; # 3421-a. “PIRO.”
  18. Rovela, Virgillio. 6-12-64; # 32-14. “ROVI.”
  19. Sabbatani, Aurelio. Archbishop of Giustiniana (Giusgno, Milar Province, Italy). First Secretary Supreme Apostolic Segnatura. 6-22-69; # 87-43. “ASA”
  20. Sacchetti, Guilio. Delegate of Governors - Marchese. 8-23-59; # 0991-b. “SAGI.”
  21. Salerno, Francesco. Bishop. Prefect Atti. Eccles. 5-4-62; # 0437-1. “SAFRA”
  22. Santangelo, Franceso. Substitute General of Defense Legal Counsel. 11-12-70; # 32-096. “FRASA.”
  23. Santini, Pietro. Vice Official of the Vicar. 8-23-64; # 326-11. “SAPI.”
  24. Savorelli, Fernando. 1-14-69; # 004-51. “SAFE.”
  25. Savorelli, Renzo. 6-12-65; # 34-692. “RESA.”
  26. Scanagatta, Gaetano. Sacred Congregation of the Clergy. Member of Commission of Pomei and Loreto, Italy. 9-23-71; # 42-023. “GASCA.”
  27. Schasching, Giovanni. 3-18-65; # 6374-23. “GISCHA,” “GESUITA.”
  28. Schierano, Mario. Titular Bishop of Acrida (Acri in Cosenza Province, Italy.) Chief Military Chaplain of the Italian Armed Forces. 7-3-59; #14-3641. “MASCHI.”
  29. Semproni, Domenico. Tribunal of the Vicarate of the Vatican. 4-16-60; # 00-12. “DOSE.”
  30. Sensi, Giuseppe Mario. Titular Archbishop of Sardi (Asia Minor near Smyrna). Papal Nunzio to Portugal. 11-2-67; # 18911-47. “GIMASE.”
  31. Sposito, Luigi. Pontifical Commission for the Archives of the Church in Italy. Head Administrator of the Apostolic Seat of the Vatican.
  32. Suenens, Leo. Cardinal. Title: Protector of the Church of St. Peter in Chains, outside Rome. Promotes Protestant Pentecostalism (Charismatics). Destroyed much Church dogma when he worked in 3 Sacred Congregations: 1) Propagation of the Faith; 2) Rites and Ceremonies in the Liturgy; 3) Seminaries. 6-15-67; # 21-64. “LESU.”
  33. Trabalzini, Dino. Bishop of Rieti (Reate, Peruga, Italy). Auxiliary Bishop of Southern Rome. 2-6-65; # 61-956. “TRADI.”
  34. Travia, Antonio. Titular Archbishop of Termini Imerese. Head of Catholic schools. 9-15-67; # 16-141. “ATRA.”
  35. Trocchi, Vittorio. Secretary for Catholic Laity in Consistory of the Vatican State Consultations. 7-12-62; # 3-896. “TROVI.”
  36. Tucci, Roberto. Director General of Vatican Radio. 6-21-57; # 42-58. “TURO.”
  37. Turoldo, David. 6-9-67; # 191-44. “DATU.”
  38. Vale, Georgio. Priest. Official of Rome Diocese. 2-21-71; # 21-328. “VAGI.”
  39. Vergari, Piero. Head Protocol Officer of the Vatican Office Segnatura. 12-14-70; # 3241-6. “PIVE.”
  40. Villot, Jean. Cardinal. Secretary of State during Pope Paul VI. He is Camerlengo (Treasurer). “JEANNI,” “ZURIGO.”
  41. Zanini, Lino. Titular Archbishop of Adrianopoli, which is Andrianopolis, Turkey. Apostolic Nuncio. Member of the Revered Fabric of St. Peter’s Basilica.
 
THE FOLLOWING CLERGY WERE EXPOSED AFTER THE ABOVE LIST WAS COMPILED:
  1. Fregi, Francesco Egisto. 2-14-63; # 1435-87.
  2. Tirelli, Sotiro. 5-16-63; # 1257-9. “TIRSO.”
  3. Cresti, Osvaldo. 5-22-63; # 1653-6. “CRESO.”
  4. Rotardi, Tito. 8-13-63; # 1865-34. “TROTA.”
  5. Orbasi, Igino. 9-17-73; # 1326-97. “ORBI.”
  6. Drusilla, Italia. 10-12-63; # 1653-2. "'DRUSI "
  7. Ratosi, Tito. 11-22-63; # 1542-74 “TRATO.”
  8. Crosta, Sante. 11-17-63; # 1254-65. "CROSTAS.
Created July 16, 1996. Ninth update March 14, 1997 by “The Enddays” Ministry
Source: .trance.org/essentials/apocalyps/enddays/masonlst.html

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