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Commonality of Masonic principles with conciliar ones, leftists and liberals

24 July 2018 by admin

If we want, It's curious but not new, read how the expressions of the Grand Master of Freemasonry coincide with those of Bergoglio and his predecessors and conciliar friends, as well as the left-wing and liberal political galaxy. Not to mention the centrist world, which seems to feed precisely on the GOI…(N.d.R.)
Stefano Bisi, Grand Master of the Grande Oriente d'Italia: “This is what it means to be a Freemason today”
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ROME – What it means to be a Freemason today? The answer is Stefano Bisi, Grand Master of the Grande Oriente d'Italia, Italian journalist and writer, in an interview with Salerno News 24. [Blitzquotidiano app, free, Click here,- Ladyblitz click here –News Today, App on Google Play] Bisi explains that nowadays we live in an era of "great tensions and divisions", but being a Freemason means being part of an initiative that stands in defense of "free thought" and has the aim of “uniting men building meeting bridges”.
Interviewed by Claudia Izzo, which underlines how harmony and perfection are elements longed for in the obedience of the Grand Orient of Italy, Bisi explains the meaning of Freemasonry today:

“Being part of an extraordinary initiatory school that aims at the improvement of Man and which defends great universal values such as the Freedom, the Brotherhood, l’Equality, the Tolerance, the dialogue, il respect for man and rights. We live in a time of great tension and division on a global level and Freemasons today have a difficult but exhilarating task: that of being defenders of free thought and of uniting men by building meeting bridges and not impassable walls which lead to the disaster of humanity".

Speaking about the seizure of the lists of Calabrian and Sicilian freemasons by the Anti-Mafia Commission in 2017, Bisi explains that he believes the filings are a danger to democracy and what a national filing would imply: Read More

BERGOGLIADI | STUDY CENTER FEDERICI

One like Buddha

17 May 2018 by admin

Reporting of Federici Studies Center

Jorge Mario Bergoglio continues the work of demolishing the Catholic faith undertaken by the Second Vatican Council. Indeed, in the footsteps of Paul VI, John Paul II and Benedict XVI, Bergoglio adheres to the modernist errors expressed in the “The declaration Nostra aetate” on the Church's relations with non-Christian religions, of the 28/10/1965. It would be absurd to criticize the modernist Bergoglio in the name of the alleged orthodoxy of the modernist John Paul II and the modernist Benedict XVI, as, albeit in different ways and styles, they have expressed and express the same errors condemned by the Church. Even more serious would be to recognize them as legitimate pontiffs of the Church and then attribute the heresies of modernism to them: this is an increasingly widespread error in "traditionalism" by the followers of Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira (which appear under multiple acronyms that pop up like mushrooms) and by the followers of Lefebvrism (inside and outside the SSPX), in recent years in increasingly close collaboration with each other.

Bergoglio: thank you for the religious leaders who cultivate the culture of encounter

Francesco, before the general audience, met a delegation of Buddhists, Hindus, giainisti e sikh, in Rome for a conference on “Dharma and Logos, dialogue and collaboration in a complex era" and then a group of Buddhist monks from Thailand

Vatican City – “Dialogue and collaboration” are key words today, in a time that “has seen growing tensions and conflicts, with widespread violence on both a small and large scale”. Francesco remembered it in the morning, before the general audience, meeting a delegation of Buddhists in Santa Marta, Hindus, giainisti e sikh, who participated yesterday in a conference on “Dharma and Logos, dialogue and collaboration in a complex era", organized by the Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue, the National Office for Ecumenism and Interreligious Dialogue of the CEI, the Italian Buddhist Union, the Italian Hindu Union, the Sikhi Sewa Society and the Institute of Jainology. Bergoglio congratulates the initiative, underlining that it is a reason to thank God when religious leaders commit themselves to cultivating the culture of encounter and give an example of dialogue and actively collaborate in the service of life, of human dignity and the protection of creation.

Before invoking "abundant blessings" on all those present, the Pontiff thanks them for what they are doing "collaborating together according to their respective religious traditions, for the promotion of good in this world of ours".