I am including a chapter on anticlericalism in my revised The Church Impotent.
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When I was a student at St. Matthew’s Grammar School in Baltimore in the mid 1950s, I remember being told by a nun that Leo XII had a vision of Freemasonry. He looked at all the grades from the lowest to the [...]
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Freemasonry and the Sacred Crocodile
March 5th, 2011 · 22 Comments
Tags: Freemasonry · anticlericalism
If the Freemasons Come, Can the Jews Be Far Behind?
March 15th, 2010 · 8 Comments
The inimitable Bishop Gerhard Mueller of Regensburg has opened his episcopal mouth and put a red-slippered foot into it. His attitude to sexual abuse and his general humaneness can be studied by looking at my case study of an abuser in his diocese:Â Peter Kramer.Â
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Now he has decided the Freemasons are to blame for all [...]
Tags: Anti-Semitism · Freemasonry · Germany · clergy sex abuse scandal
Freemasonry and French Architecture in Argentina
February 9th, 2008 · 1 Comment
Buenos Aires prides itself on being the Paris of Latin America. It has wide boulevards and French style-architecture in the older sections. The style is not accidental, but is closely connected with the founding of Argentina.
San Martin the liberator of Argentina from Spanish rule (such as it was) was a Freemason, and spent the last [...]
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