Bishop with Documented Freemasonic Ties Elevated to Archbishop in Synodal Church

They are not even trying to hide it anymore.

An important principle in Freemasonry and other occult practices is to “hide things in plain sight,” but I guess the depraved worldly kingdom has descended to such satanic depths that they do not have to anymore. Neither are their friends in the Vatican trying to hide it. They are openly telling you who they are and what they are doing.

The man illegally occupying the Seat of Peter has been appointing one pro-Alphabet Sin bishop after another, and now he wants you to know, in case you have not been connecting the dots over the past sixty years, exactly who has enthroned himself in the Vatican by appointing a Mason-friendly archbishop.

Those who are regular readers know what I am going to say next:

You literally cannot make this stuff up. If you were to write what has been happening in Catholicism over the past sixty years as a fictional novel eighty years ago, the publisher would have rejected it for being too far-fetched for any literary genre. I suspect even science fiction.

Yesterday it was announced in the media that Prevost has elevated Antonio Soddu to the position of Metropolitan Archbishop of Turritana (in the Synodal Church). In 2022, “Bishop” Soddu was present at the inauguration of a Masonic lodge. Photos of the event show him jubilant and seemingly in a celebratory mood. I am willing to bet my last dollar that he is likely a “brother” himself.

Soddu seemed very cosy at this inaugeration of a masonic lodge in 2022. (Photos courtesy of Tradition in Action)

For more than two centuries, the Catholic Church condemned Freemasonry. Beginning with Pope Clement XII in the bull In eminenti of 1738, the Holy See judged the Masonic sects to be gravely dangerous to the faith and strictly forbade Catholic participation. The prohibition was not a passing disciplinary measure but the expression of a consistent doctrinal judgment. Successive pontiffs reaffirmed the same position with increasing clarity. Most notable was Pope Leo XIII, whose encyclical Humanum genus described Freemasonry as a movement animated by principles fundamentally opposed to the supernatural constitution of the Church. No coincidence, then, that the religion of filth flowing from the Vatican since 1962 is also fundamentally opposed to the supernatural constitution of the Church. The 1917 Code of Canon Law codified this long tradition by attaching automatic excommunication to enrollment in Masonic associations.

The reasoning behind these condemnations was neither political nor merely prudential. The popes identified in Freemasonry a coherent worldview grounded in religious indifferentism and naturalism, just as the so-called Synodal Church today is grounded in religious indifferentism and naturalism. Do you get it yet?

These principles, they taught, undermine the unique claims of the Catholic Church and dissolve the social kingship of Christ into a vague humanitarian fraternity. For this reason, the older manuals of moral theology warned clergy not only against membership but even against gestures that could reasonably be interpreted as approval or sympathy. Scandal was to be avoided with the utmost care, particularly by those in sacred orders whose public actions inevitably instruct the faithful.

Stop. Process that. Today the Synodal Church undermines the Kingship of Christ at every opportunity, and now clergy who attend the inauguration of lodges do not get disciplined, they get promoted. Why? Because the Vatican is a nest of homosexual Freemasonry.

It is precisely within this framework that the 2022 episode involving Soddu acquires its gravity. Even granting the most charitable interpretation, namely that his presence was intended as a civic courtesy, the older discipline of the Church judged such proximity to condemned societies to be pastorally harmful. A Catholic cannot reconcile the serene tone of the recent appointment with the severity of the Church’s historic warnings. This should be just another indication that the Synodal Church teaches another religion, one that was carefully formed by masons planted in the Church’s hierarchy over at least 200 years. What earlier generations of bishops would have avoided scrupulously now passes without public clarification. But then again, those warming the pews would not even be outraged by this.

Around the turn of the twentieth century, various Masonic writers spoke openly about their hope that the Church herself might one day be influenced from within. Documents associated with the Alta Vendita, whatever debates may surround their precise history, articulated a strategy of gradual ideological penetration rather than frontal assault. Whether every attribution is beyond dispute is not the essential point. What is beyond dispute is that strands within the Masonic world did indeed express the ambition that their principles would eventually find sympathetic interpreters even among the Church’s own hierarchy. Episcopal cordiality toward lodge activity at the very least proves that this Freemasonic hope has become a reality.

The elevation of Archbishop-designate Soddu further emphasizes the Synodal Church’s break with Catholicism. In another era, the mere appearance of a bishop at a Masonic function would have prompted swift discipline. Today it is met with silence from both the hierarchy and the sleeping sheep following the Synodal religion.

Our Lady, Co-redemptrix, pray for us…

Our Lady, Mediatrix of all Graces, pray for us…

Viva Christo Rey!

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