Exclusion of Freemasonry from the Church: Emilio Giuliana's response to Stefano Bisi
We have Saturday hosted the intervention Of Stefano Bisi Grand Master of the Grand Orient of Italy who addressed the Metropolitan Archbishop of Palermo Corrado Lorefice, contesting the exclusion of those affiliated with Freemasonry from the practice of faith by Episcopal Act.
Today we host the answer of Emilio Giuliana passionate scholar of Freemasonry.
“The Metropolitan Archbishop of Palermo Corrado Lorefici has raised personal doubts regarding those who are simultaneously affiliated with Freemasonry and faithful of the Catholic Church. It took so little to alarm Grand Master Bisi, who felt the duty to respond.
But the widow's son knows very well that after the Second Vatican Council the new demands that arose were liberally borrowed from the Masonic principles. Really, for many the Second Vatican Council was precisely a Masonic plan.
It is certain that even before the Second Vatican Council many prelates served two masters, Cristo e Mammon, leaning towards the latter, to such an extent that Saint Pius X established the Sodalitium Pianum, aimed at ferreting out modernists and Freemasons in cassocks. John XXIII, Pope who started the Second Vatican Council, certainly modernist edc his belonging to a Masonic lodge is almost certain – The magazine 30 days [30 days] he also held an interview, several years ago, with the leader of the Italian Freemasons. Read More