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Dan Guenzel
3 years ago
I would like to commend Father Beck on his insightful article which, of course, is most interesting in light of recent developments. One does hope that the desire to become Catholics on the part of some Anglicans is a sincere one and that they will consider seriously the step they are taking. If Father Beck's thesis is correct then there is no question that their Freemasonic affiliation will need to be ended.

Contra Father Beck, however, he does need to be careful of stating that some information about Freemasons is "inaccurate and frankly hysterical." He would need to back up that statement with relevant examples. If one reads, for instance, the sound and sensible writings of people like Cahill, William Thomas Walsh, Fahey, Dillon and others one will quickly see that this organization is not only sinister but largely and clearly Satanic. It is hardly "inaccurate" to point that out.

It will be interesting how this plays out due to the fact that it is reasonably certain that a number of high officials in the Vatican are themselves members of this foul Craft. And saying that is not "hysterical" but merely pointing out what has been known for decades. And here in Masonic-riddled America it will also be interesting how this all plays out.

I wish that God's grace will in any case help these Anglicans come home, back onto the Ark. I wish it with all my heart.

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