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People living in fear of the Masons is just way too kooky.

Today I would like to recall for you the Mexican Catholics who, some 70 years ago, rose up against Freemasonry for the social reign of our Lord Jesus Christ. They were called the Cristeros....In 1988, Miguel Pro (a Jesuit) was the first Cristero to be beatified. Born in 1891, he was obliged to take refuge in France in order to continue his studies. He was ordained at Amiens in 1925. Having returned clandestinely to Mexico in July 1926, he was shot on November 23, 1927, along with his brother who was also a Cristero, while crying out: "Long live Christ the King!" .... On the Feast of Christ the King, 1992,33 Pope John Paul II beatified 26 other Cristeros (22 of whom were priests). Let us name some of them: Salvador Lara Puente, employee, killed in 1926, aged 21; Atilano Cruz Alvadaro, ordained on Sept. 14, 1927, and killed July 1, 1928; or Manuel Morales, born in 1898, Catholic trade unionist, married and the father of three young children, who said before his execution: "I die, but God does not die; He will take care of my wife and children." "Dios no muere."...These were the last words of Garcia Moreno, President of Ecuador, assassinated by the Freemasons in 1875.

I have several books on Freemasonry, it truly is "mankinds hidden enemy."

To me it's no wonder that the UN and Freemasonry are so intertwined, the UN is full of Masonic principles, especially Naturalism, which Pope Leo XIII speaks of so well.

Very interesting, thank you.

Since the Catholic church has mad Saints out of pagan gods and goddeses, mythological figures, mentally ill nuns, who had epiletic seizures, ate their own vomit, etc., then it's no wonder that they would do so for Mexican murderers.