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Freemason Persecution of Catholics in Mexico [Catholic Caucus]
Various | July 7, 2011 | Various

Posted on 07/08/2011 7:56:10 PM PDT by topher

Source URL's used/referenced:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plutarco_El%C3%ADas_Calles -- In particular, the heading Cristero War: Anticlerical [Anti-Catholic] legislation enactment

http://milujciesie.org.pl/nr/catholic_church/painted_by_a_heavenly.html -- Painted by a Heavenly Hand

In the 1920s and 1930s, the infamous Calles Persecution occurred in Mexico. During this time, Freemasons tried to bomb the image of Our Lady of Guadalupe. The bomb did go off, but not even the glass was cracked, which was not bullet proof and very thin [supernatural protection, apparently]. A 5 foot brass cross on the altar was not as fortunate. The tremendous force of the blast caused the cross to be curved.

Many Roman Catholic priests were martyred during the Calles Persecution, including Blessed Miguel Pro.

In the book Mexican Martyrs, written by a Jesuit, there is the story that after one Mexican official executed a Catholic priest, he ate part of the Catholic priest for dinner. Such was the barbaric nature of the persecution of the Catholic Church by Freemasons in the 1920's and 1930's in Mexico.

From: Painted by a Heavenly Hand:

Testifying equally powerfully to the image’s supernatural origins is its miraculous preservation in the face of numerous unfortunate circumstances and events throughout its centuries-old history. In 1791, while cleaning the image’s silver frame, a worker accidentally spilled an entire bottle of nitric acid over the image. To his great surprise and enormous relief the acid did not leave the slightest trace. In the 1920s, during the bloody persecutions of the Church under Plutarco Calles, thousands of priests were condemned to death merely for carrying out their priestly duties. The atheist Masonic regime closed down all the churches in Mexico except for the Basilica in Guadalupe. Nevertheless, the enemies of the Church devised a diabolic plan to destroy the image of Our Lady and kill most of the members of the hierarchy. On 14 November 1921 government agents hid a powerful time bomb in a flower vase under the miraculous image. The bomb exploded at 10:30 in the midst of a Pontifical Mass. The powerful explosion rocked the entire Basilica, destroying the floor, marble altar and stained glass windows. Miraculously no one was killed. A few people suffered minor wounds only. When the dust settled after the explosion, it turned out that the image had emerged untouched. A massive metal crucifix—bent out of shape—had shielded it from the force of the explosion.

However, this description might be inaccurate, as the bomb was between the crucifix and Our Lady of Guadalupe. It was the back of the crucifix that was bent.

The force should have cracked the glass at the least and definitely destroyed the image. Yet the image of Our Lady of Guadalupe remained unscathed.


TOPICS: Catholic
KEYWORDS: calles; cristeros; elizabethstleger; freemason; freemasonry; freemasons; guadalupe; hellfireclubs; mason; masons; stleger
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To: Texas Fossil

I remember - “One small step for man” ....BANG! Our TV blew up. Got struck by lightning. Or, more accurately, the antenna did.

It was years before my mother would allow a TV in the house.


101 posted on 07/09/2011 11:14:58 PM PDT by patton (I am sure that I have done dumber things in my life, but at the moment, I am unable to recall them.)
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To: patton

hee hee hee


102 posted on 07/09/2011 11:16:17 PM PDT by Texas Fossil (Government, even in its best state is but a necessary evil; in its worst state an intolerable one)
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To: patton

I spent 14 years in NM. While I was there got to know Jack Schmidt (the only civilian to walk on the moon), my wife and his mother were friends from church. And my wife worked to help get him re-elected as U.S. Senator (he lost to Jeff Bingaman- slime)

Many of my Ham Op friends worked at the labs or for the military. I truly enjoyed their friendship and company. Many great techs.

In our local lodge we have a member who retired from NASA in Houston. He is due a 60 year pin. Good fellow.

I miss my techie friends from NM and AZ but I do not miss the political mess that was in place in NM. Very corrupt.

For a few years I was a city councilman in a town of about 10,000. That was an education.

Later I was Republican County Chairman, another education.

Have not been politically involved like that since 1986. But I still watch closely. The enemies of a free people are still present.

I can smell them a mile away. hee hee hee


103 posted on 07/09/2011 11:26:08 PM PDT by Texas Fossil (Government, even in its best state is but a necessary evil; in its worst state an intolerable one)
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To: MWS; Texas Fossil; Vendome
Thank you for your detailed and relevant explanation of the Craft.
The differences cited of the Grand Oriental/Oriental Lodge and the 'regular' Masonry Lodges, i.e. Scottish Rite/F&AM Lodges is significant and goes down to very fundamental levels.

It is unfortunate that some would refuse to recognize this very large difference and understand how this is affecting their interpretation and posts. This leads to the promulgation of lies, mis-interpreted information and continuation of ignorance.
Which is, of course, exactly what is intended.
104 posted on 07/09/2011 11:32:16 PM PDT by Tainan (Cogito Ergo Conservitus.)
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To: patton

Have a good evening, I must get some rest. Busy day tomorrow.

My wife’s mother has lived with us for the past year. She has not walked in 1-1/2 years. Since before we lost my father-in-law.

We have very good help, but it is still a load. 24/7 is pretty hard.

We also cook for my parents. The live by themselves, but have health issue. Mom has a lymphoma cancer and has had chemo. She got down to 75 lbs. but is back up over 100 lbs. now. My father had quadruple bypass surgery about 4 months ago, but is doing very well for 85.

Have a good evening my FRiend.

TF


105 posted on 07/09/2011 11:45:08 PM PDT by Texas Fossil (Government, even in its best state is but a necessary evil; in its worst state an intolerable one)
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To: MWS
You've been misinformed -- that is absolutely not true. :-)

False. My statement is a truthful report. Narrow is the way to God. Denial of Jesus Christ denies the Father. Refusing a believer from testifying his faith in Christ denies both the Son and the Father. Such is the advocacy of the masonic brotherhood, out of step with faith in Christ. They shall become a footstool to Him.

106 posted on 07/10/2011 5:12:21 AM PDT by Cvengr (Adversity in life and death is inevitable. Thru faith in Christ, stress is optional.)
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To: Cvengr
Except that if a believer states he believes in God through faith in Christ, he will be denied membership into Freemasonry.

And you know this how...? Every Mason of my acquaintance is a Bible-thumping, Christ-believing Trinitarian Christian, including myself. I know thousands of Masons. How did all of them slip by your little proscription, sir?

107 posted on 07/10/2011 5:37:29 AM PDT by BelegStrongbow (St. Joseph, patron of fathers, pray for us!)
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To: Texas Fossil

Prayer for you and your family.


108 posted on 07/10/2011 6:33:01 AM PDT by patton (I am sure that I have done dumber things in my life, but at the moment, I am unable to recall them.)
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To: Cvengr
False. My statement is a truthful report. Narrow is the way to God. Denial of Jesus Christ denies the Father. Refusing a believer from testifying his faith in Christ denies both the Son and the Father.

I have no doubt that you are truthly recounting what you have been told -- I do not doubt your sincerity.

I simply stated that the information you had received was erroneous. Believers are fully allowed to testify their belief in salvation through faith in Jesus Christ when asked regarding those beliefs.

And they ARE asked.

109 posted on 07/10/2011 8:00:40 AM PDT by MWS (De duobus malis, minus est semper eligendum. - Thomas a Kempis)
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To: bronxville; Texas Fossil; bannie

I still say Elvis did not earn or attain a Black Belt but rather, he bought it.

It is illegitimate.

So is the so “1st woman Mason”.

They and we do not make our own rules. They violated the laws/ by laws of their lodge and that of all other lodges.

She is a fraud.


110 posted on 07/10/2011 8:16:36 AM PDT by Vendome ("Don't take life so seriously... You'll never live through it anyway")
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To: bronxville; bannie

LOL

I have no idea where you are copying this crap from but women have never been allowed to become Masons there is absolutely no worship of Satan nor is there any of this so called down is up baloney.


111 posted on 07/10/2011 8:19:52 AM PDT by Vendome ("Don't take life so seriously... You'll never live through it anyway")
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To: Texas Fossil

I understand your difficult responsibilities.

I take care of a friend who turned 101 on July 6th.

Really tough to take care of an adult and everywhere you go you have to watch for potential danger.

I will not walk into a room or building, with her, until I have 1st been in that building and reviewed potential hazards to her or asked for them to be cleared.

Like moving through quicksand some days.

I think babies and children would be faster/easier, maybe. If they fall it’s okay. If my friend falls it’s going to be terrible and I would never let it happen.

She use to hate that I was always right there but these days she understands and asks me to watch her closely, as her legs give way when she stands or her coordination isn’t so great or she just plain needs some help with simple tasks.

I also have interperet converstation and keep her laughing as her hearing doesn’t allow for ambient noises. Once there is too many sounds it all crashes. She recognizes my voice and that of another friend through almost anything.

I once claimed I would not cry for her but be happy when God calls her home. I never cried for my grandparents. I was happy for them as they died way old and of a full life.

But, I wonder with all the time spent and the many little things we have to do if a part of me won’t be yanked out.

Still, I will be happy for her. She is truly blessed and continues to live fully with family and friends, who visit very often even though they are out of state.


112 posted on 07/10/2011 8:35:03 AM PDT by Vendome ("Don't take life so seriously... You'll never live through it anyway")
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To: Cvengr; MWS

Nope.

You wholely misinformed.

We open and close our Lodge with prayers and we acknowledge God at the beginning and the end.

Same at any other meeting prayers and Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.

You have zero idea of what you are saying and are repeating false hoods from others who have no knowledge.

For our lodge, we would never deny the Christian God as our Master and Jesus as our savior. As far as I know there are no other religions in our lodge. Otherwise, our prayers and invocations might be more generic as they are in other lodges. But even then, the person leading prayers chooses the invocation and we respect them.


113 posted on 07/10/2011 8:44:51 AM PDT by Vendome ("Don't take life so seriously... You'll never live through it anyway")
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To: BelegStrongbow; Cvengr

I started laughing when I saw your post.

Not only are the members of my lodge Bible clinging, gun carriers, they are also LEO, former LEO, Navy, the Sheriff of our very large county(21 years before he retired).


114 posted on 07/10/2011 8:48:22 AM PDT by Vendome ("Don't take life so seriously... You'll never live through it anyway")
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To: Vendome

In mine, Green Berets, 82nd Airborne, deputies and LEOs. We have an attendance problem because so many are either doing two shifts as cops or are deployed.


115 posted on 07/10/2011 9:19:58 AM PDT by BelegStrongbow (St. Joseph, patron of fathers, pray for us!)
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To: Vendome

I sympathise.

This is not the first time we have cared for family members.

When my grandmother was 96 she had a heart attack and the doctors told her she could no longer live alone. She had been alone for 16 years at that point, since my grandfather died. My father and uncle checked on her every morning and night, she lived at the farm and they would check on here when they came to work in the morning and when they left in the evening. Also many times take her to lunch.

After she had the heart attack my wife and I spent ever night with her and cooked her meals. We did not move in, but had several changes of clothes and stayed with her every night and most of the day.

After about a year doing that my son had an accident on a horse and broke his back. My wife and I had to care for him at that point so we handed my grandmother off to my father. He had her in his home for about 9 months before she had to go to a nursing home.

We have done what you do and understand the responsibility.

Best regards my FRiend

TF


116 posted on 07/10/2011 10:35:49 AM PDT by Texas Fossil (Government, even in its best state is but a necessary evil; in its worst state an intolerable one)
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To: MWS

And when asked and stated such, I was instructed as a Freemason, I was not allowed to say I believed in God through faith in Christ.

While I tend to think many believers might be participants in Freemasonry and nothing in that environment can deny a believer from having fellowship with God, I also observe many worldly mechanisms in Freemasonry to deceive believers into stepping out of fellowship with God. Neither have I ever observed anything in Freemasonry to promote a believer to remain in fellowship with God or to return to God through faith in Christ if he is out of fellowship.

Conversely, there are many occultic and Satanic temptations, act and simple devil worship promoted in Masonic rituals.

If there are some lodges which promote brotherly work amongst believers with fellowship in Christ prior to that of their brotherhood, then I applaud their dedication.

I do share with my fellow believers that there are many in Masonry who place their brotherhood above Christ, and advance in that brotherhood by many criminal and antichristian mechanisms, even seeking to loose bound demons to advance their arrogant agendas, while pursuing what is right in their own minds, thinking their good works will advance their future rewards even when denying obedience to Jesus Christ and the Plan of God the Father in their agendas.


117 posted on 07/10/2011 12:17:45 PM PDT by Cvengr (Adversity in life and death is inevitable. Thru faith in Christ, stress is optional.)
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To: BelegStrongbow

I see your indignation regards perceived affront upon Masonry than explicit assault upon faith in Christ.


118 posted on 07/10/2011 12:25:35 PM PDT by Cvengr (Adversity in life and death is inevitable. Thru faith in Christ, stress is optional.)
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To: Vendome
I thought I posted about my mistake -- that Rainbow Girls are a service organization.

I also found my mistake about Lenin's mother and posted that.

It was the fact that Lenin's grandmother [Anna] attended Lodge Meetings. I thought that meant she was a member.

119 posted on 07/11/2011 4:35:49 AM PDT by topher (Traditional values -- especially family values -- are the values that time has proven them to work)
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To: Vendome
In Posts 60 and 64, I corrected my mistake:

From post 60:

I guess I was mistaken about this because of Lee Meriwether. This actress was/is a member of Rainbow Girls.

I was under the impression that if one was a Rainbow Girl, one was a mason. However, Rainbow Girls are a community service organization.

I also left out that Rainbow Girls are JUST a service organization.

Sorry.

Walt Disney and Red Skelton are two Freemasons that I have great respect for.

Maybe when people think of Freemasonry in the US, they should think of Walt Disney, and what he stood for.

The comedian/actor Red Skelton would always close his TV show with: "God night and may God bless".

LBJ would be an example of US Freemason that would be one that is a person who did great damage to this country.

120 posted on 07/11/2011 4:45:31 AM PDT by topher (Traditional values -- especially family values -- are the values that time has proven them to work)
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