Freemasonry and the Vatican: A Struggle for Recognition by Vicomte Leon de Poncins
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Overview: In this book Vicomte Leon de Pontins emphatically reinforces the Church’s condemnation of Freemasonry which, as he shows, have been renewed more than six times since the Second World War and he quotes from authoritative Masonic documents, hitherto unknown to the English reader. Although the author is mainly concerned with Grand Orient Freemasonry, he treats in some detail the question of Masonic Regularity and Irregularity and the oft-disputed relationship of the Anglo-Saxon with the Grand Orient Obediences and brings to light startling and valuable new evidence on the origins of Anderson’s constitutions and the Grand Lodge of England. The most important part of the book is concerned with Freemasonry’s relationship with politics and in particular its connection, often quite unconscious, with Communism. The author shows the peculiar and disturbing nature of this role in the light of the highest Masonic authorities, and reveals its activity in the French Revolution, the Treaty of Versailles after the First World War, the Cartel des Gauches in France in 1924 and then in the Spanish Civil War. It was the Grand Orient Freemason Dr. Benes of Czechoslovakia, who influenced the Masonic President Roosevelt to place blind faith in Stalin with the disastrous results to Christian civilization now known to the World. The reader will be appalled at the extent to which secret and Masonic forces influences such conferences as that at Yaltaand are operating in international politics at the present time.
Genre: Non-Fiction > Faith, Beliefs & Philosophy
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