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Mexican Masons Lament Decline of Influence and Launch New Attack on the Church
Catholic News Agency ^ | 8/9/07

Posted on 08/10/2007 7:25:21 PM PDT by marshmallow

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To: Salvation
No one holds the Masons accountable for their mischief in Mexico. This is proof that "we are in a post christian world" is their mantra.

"Well meaning" masons and their surrogates are the back bone of the mainline leftist protestant church.

21 posted on 08/11/2007 5:24:52 AM PDT by x_plus_one (Allah is not Yahweh.)
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To: Salvation
Dear Lord in heaven, help these people.

Amern.
In every way, Mexicans are screwed. I don't blame them for coming here. What a sewer it is.

22 posted on 08/11/2007 6:42:55 AM PDT by starfish923 (Socrates: It's never right to do wrong.)
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To: doc1019
Give it a rest.

Where do you think Mary's prayers go? You figure Jesus circular-files his own mother's requests?

DUH!!!

23 posted on 08/11/2007 8:32:13 AM PDT by Campion ("I am so tired of you, liberal church in America" -- Mother Angelica, 1993)
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To: marshmallow

How did the masons succeed in making a functional government here in the US, but then screw up so much when they expanded to Mexico? Were their more radical tendencies held in check here?


24 posted on 08/11/2007 12:12:50 PM PDT by Dumb_Ox (http://kevinjjones.blogspot.com)
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To: doc1019

You know, I pop in here only every so often now.

But this is the second Catholic thread I’ve seen you trolling today. Is the axe you’re grinding new, or is it something that’s been masked?


25 posted on 08/11/2007 2:42:23 PM PDT by AlaninSA (In tabulario donationem feci.)
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To: doc1019

So, yes I very familiar with the so-called “mysteries of the rosary”. And as Christian, I denounce them all...”

Wow! Even the sorrowful ones?

Tell you this, it takes me hours to say that one. The meditation on the Crowning of Jesus with Thorns, and the Agony in the Garden of Gesthemane alone have so many layers of prayer that it’s impossible not to join Christ in His journey to Golgatha.

The Sorrowful Mysteries:

The Agony in the Garden
The Scourging at the pillar
The Crowning with Thornes
Jesus carries His Cross
The Crucifixion - That is a particularly difficult meditation - To realize the extent to which God suffered for the love of us for our redemption.

The Sacred Heart of Jesus, the human heart of the Divine Word...wow, that is also a meditation that is so huge it will take me forever to gain insight if God wills it.

The Crowning with Thornes is another. To realize the extent God completely disregards these human achievements of wealth, power, beauty, fame! He’s born poor and little when the world expected a king and he’s crowned in pain with trash that grows by a roadside and then spat upon and struck instead of honored and adored.

But, if you denounce all these meditations on the life of our Glorious Lord Jesus, that’s your choice.


26 posted on 08/11/2007 3:51:05 PM PDT by OpusatFR
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To: marshmallow
The heritage of Masons in Mexico is that of murder, assassination, and the martyring of countless Catholics. They are to be despised in the company of Hitler and Stalin.

I am deadly serious about this.

Blessed Miguel Pro, pray for us.

27 posted on 08/12/2007 3:11:43 PM PDT by Siobhan (America without God is dead.)
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To: doc1019
Spent 14 months in a Trappist Monastery

And obviously learned nothing.

My “Thesis on the wall”, as it were.

Luther prayed the rosary and was very devoted to the Blessed Mother.

28 posted on 08/13/2007 3:41:28 AM PDT by A.A. Cunningham
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To: doc1019

You stated in 4; I would if I wanted my prayers to stop at the 14th floor. My prayers go all the way to the top floor … directly to Jesus.

And in 6; Just making a statement … the rosary is a prayer primarily addressed to Mary (for her intercession). I see no need for a prayer to Mary when I have been given permission by Jesus to take my prayers directly to Him.

Please show me where Jesus gave us permission to pray to Him. All references pertaining to our prayers, that I have read Him make, is for us to pray to His Father and our Father in His, Jesus’, name.


29 posted on 08/13/2007 11:37:51 AM PDT by Bobsvainbabblings
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To: marshmallow

The Masons have an bloody and disgusting history in Mexico. It is tragic that they had the free reign to attack the Church as they have in the past. I am thrilled to see their power decline.


30 posted on 08/16/2007 7:51:42 AM PDT by Alexius (An absolutely new idea is one of the rarest things known to man. - St. Thomas More)
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To: ArrogantBustard
Indeed. This thread is about the resurgence of virulent bigotry that was downright genocidal last time it reared its ugly head.

Indeed but there are greater problems like Catholics praying the Rosary!! :-D

31 posted on 08/16/2007 7:56:38 AM PDT by Alexius (An absolutely new idea is one of the rarest things known to man. - St. Thomas More)
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To: Alexius
"The Masons have an bloody and disgusting history in Mexico. It is tragic that they had the free reign to attack the Church as they have in the past. I am thrilled to see their power decline."

Yes, so totally unlike the "Gentle Inquisition" in Spain as produced by the tolerant Roman Catholic Church.

/s

32 posted on 02/12/2008 9:46:33 AM PST by Redleg Duke ("All gave some, and some gave all!")
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To: Saint Louis
The Catholics are trying the same fascism lite in St Louis

The freedom to educate one's children in church schools is "fascism"?

33 posted on 02/12/2008 11:24:18 AM PST by Campion
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To: Redleg Duke
The Inquisition actually held trials with rules of evidence.

The Mexican secularists shot people on entirely fabricated charges, or no charges at all.

34 posted on 02/12/2008 11:26:02 AM PST by Campion
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To: marshmallow

I am amazed that there are 12,000 Protestants let alone Masons in Mexico.


35 posted on 02/12/2008 11:28:26 AM PST by CholeraJoe (Maybe tonight he'll be gone.)
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To: CholeraJoe

The masonic fraternity was largely responsible for the succession of Texas (basically all the founders of Texas were Masons from Stephen F. Austin, to Davey Crockett, to Houston, Travis and most all the boys in the Alamo), and have had rumors spread about them every since.


36 posted on 02/12/2008 11:40:49 AM PST by MeanWestTexan (Atah kaki metumtam, McCain)
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To: Campion
"The Inquisition actually held trials with rules of evidence."

Gathered via the rack, the iron maiden, the hot tongs, thumbscrews and the like.

Of course, they didn't put women's panties over their heads, so it wasn't too egregious.

37 posted on 02/12/2008 1:30:18 PM PST by Redleg Duke ("All gave some, and some gave all!")
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