Understanding Freemasons: Coccopalmerio Has "Evolved"
Cardinal Francesco Coccopalmerio, 85, former president of the Pontifical Council for Legislative Texts, said at a meeting with representatives of the Masonic sect in Milan on 16 February that there is …More
Cardinal Francesco Coccopalmerio, 85, former president of the Pontifical Council for Legislative Texts, said at a meeting with representatives of the Masonic sect in Milan on 16 February that there is an "evolution of mutual understanding" between "Catholics" [Coccopalmerio meant the secularised Novus Ordo group] and Freemasons.
Coccopalmerio suffers from both, a thinly veiled weakness for homosexuals and an aversion to the Catholic faith.
"Fifty years ago [when Coccopalmerio was a Catholic] there was less understanding, but things have moved on", Coccopalmerio told IlMessaggero.it, calling for a permanent contact between the Novus Ordo group and the freemasons, "so that we can better confront each other".
Such a table is not necessary, since the easiest way to confront Masonic ideas is to talk to an average Novus Ordo bishop.
The Grand Master of the Grand Orient of Italy, Stefano Bisi, admitted that, coming from a poor background, he had received all his education from the Church.
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Coccopalmerio suffers from both, a thinly veiled weakness for homosexuals and an aversion to the Catholic faith.
"Fifty years ago [when Coccopalmerio was a Catholic] there was less understanding, but things have moved on", Coccopalmerio told IlMessaggero.it, calling for a permanent contact between the Novus Ordo group and the freemasons, "so that we can better confront each other".
Such a table is not necessary, since the easiest way to confront Masonic ideas is to talk to an average Novus Ordo bishop.
The Grand Master of the Grand Orient of Italy, Stefano Bisi, admitted that, coming from a poor background, he had received all his education from the Church.
But …More
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Cdl. Coccopalmerio: "I think there is an evolution in mutual understanding" of relations between Catholics and Masons. "Fifty years ago, there was less understanding, but things have moved on, and I hope these encounters don’t stop there."
Wilma Lopez
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Freemasonry has always dreamed of a church that calls itself "Catholic" and yet promotes masonic principles.
Aaron Aukema
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Cocopuffs isn't wrong. In 1962-1965, there was much praise by Freemasons concerning the Conciliar revolution, namely in Unitatis Reditegratio, Nostra Aetate, and Dignitatis Humanae. Since then, we've had Koran kissing popes, popes participate in pagan rituals/blessings, bishops participate in Jewish religious rituals, culminating with Bergoglio and his "God wills the plurality of religions". We've …More
Cocopuffs isn't wrong. In 1962-1965, there was much praise by Freemasons concerning the Conciliar revolution, namely in Unitatis Reditegratio, Nostra Aetate, and Dignitatis Humanae. Since then, we've had Koran kissing popes, popes participate in pagan rituals/blessings, bishops participate in Jewish religious rituals, culminating with Bergoglio and his "God wills the plurality of religions". We've also seen the episcopacy embrace their role as CEOs of NGOs, and cheerleaders for globalist, anti-human agendas sponsored by the EU, the UN, the WEF, the US Congress, etc.
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Americans have no clue that Freemasonry in Europe has spent hundreds of years trying to infiltrate and destroy the Catholic Church. Especially Italian Masons.
Maxwell Edward Garrison
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I spent years trying to help American Catholics understand what Freemasons do and have done. Instead they got all wrapped in insane conspiracies. The real conspiracy is not so insane, rather simply, and has worked brilliantly.
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With all of the 'fluid' thinking coming from the Vatican and company, more than Pachamama needs a dunk in the Tiber.
In "nomen omen" the Latins said! With a name like "coccopalmerio".... respectfully, I'm reminded of a coconut tree! Anyway, ever since Bergoglio has opened doors, windows and .... closets, 
they have all come out! Insects and rodents do the same thing, in nature. But, ironically, this could be a good thing, for the faithful real catholics. We know who they are and where they stand (or sit) …More
In "nomen omen" the Latins said! With a name like "coccopalmerio".... respectfully, I'm reminded of a coconut tree! Anyway, ever since Bergoglio has opened doors, windows and .... closets, they have all come out! Insects and rodents do the same thing, in nature. But, ironically, this could be a good thing, for the faithful real catholics. We know who they are and where they stand (or sit) therefore, we never have to listen to them or have anything to do with them in person. Whatever they say, we do the exact contrary! Amen.