This 16 Sessions of this course will cover the origins of Freemasonry, the philosophy and principles of Freemasonry in each of the three craft lodge degrees, Freemasonry as a religion, each of the papal and congregation of the doctrine of faith documents against freemasonry within their historical context, perspective, continuity, and impact, and in the last session, I will place Freemasonry within the context of it belonging to the ongoing reordering of the world or the great reset as it’s being called now.
To help clear up any misconceptions or bad information, in this essay, I will be defining and broadly explaining the formal organization of Freemasonry and how membership in it is distinguished.
David L. Gray, a former high-ranking Freemason and Grand Lodge officer, gives detailed instructions on how to leave Freemasonry and the Masonic Orders and what Catholics need to do to complete the process.
This is a highly detailed conversation with John Woods of the Apocatastasis Institute about the history, influence, machinations of Freemasonry. New information that I had never previously talked about.
In the Catholic Church of Grenada, Bishop Clyde Martin Harvey appears to be a Masonic Ally and Haitian Voodoo Freemasonry continues to spread across the West Indies.
Fr. David asks David L. Gray about his conversion from high-level freemasonry to non-denominational Christianity and then his conversion to Catholicism. We discuss ‘Black Lives Matter’ and the state of the African-American family in the 21st century as Communism approaches.
This talk explains the difference between Freemasonry and the Carbonari and the difference between the Masonic Program and the Carbonari Program, outlined in the 19th-century Alta Vendita.
The Black Catholic Church in America is infested with Freemasons and Eastern Stars. The self-proclaimed “Catholic” Grand Master Malcolm Morris and the Saint Louis Clay Family are just a sampling of this problem that needs a modern-day inquisition to root it out.
In this episode of ‘Talking Catholic’, I share my research on which Popes in the Catholic Church had, most likely, had been initiated Freemasons at some point in their life.
Father Michael Heinrich Weninger, a member of the Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue, is the highest-ranking known Freemason in the Catholic Church, but not the first Austrian that thought he could be both a Catholic and a Freemason.
While there is no evidence that Pope Francis was ever initiated into the Masonic Order, it is an indisputable fact that he has been infected with the ideology of Freemasonry.
In this video, I’m talking about Malcolm Morris, the duly elected Grand Master of the Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Missouri, who calls himself the first-ever Catholic Grand Master of his Grand Lodge.
In this video, David L. Gray, a former Freemason and convert to Catholic Faith, discusses Freemasonry and Catholicism. This talk was given at Our Sorrowful Mother’s Ministry during the Annual Conference of October 2019.
If Freemasonry’s own Constitution says Freemasonry IS the Universal Religion, then Freemasonry IS a Religion. Case closed! It’s a duck!
ince I have been addressing the topic of Freemasonry more frequently lately, I’ve been hearing from many people who have a family member who belongs to the Masonic Order and are struggling to get them to leave it, and I …
This is a Follow-Up Video (YouTube Link) Q&A to Confessions of a Former Freemason turned Catholic Convert in which I explained why Catholics Cannot be Freemasons and my journey to that realization. In this Q&A I answer the following questions: …
David L. Gray was a highly decorated Freemason and was strategically positioning himself to be elected Grand Master in the future until his life changed and he began following Jesus Christ to the Catholic Church. In this confession video (YouTube …
This paper will explore the purpose and motives behind first historical document of the Roman Catholic Church on Freemasonry that would end up shaping the language and position of all future statements of the Church against Masonic order and all similar associations.
This is a BlogTalk Radio interview I did with host Stephen Hand on January 5th, 2011. We talked about my background in Protestantism and Freemasonry, my conversion experience from Agnosticism to Catholicism, and a potpourri of other things. I really …
Catholics cannot be Freemasons because, according to Canon Law, the principles of the Masonic order plot against the Church and offers an alternative truth.
I still went to prison. There was still much more loss to come. More tears yet to cry. However, the joy to have lost it all, but to have found true life in Christ sustains me every day.