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This leaves no question of first loyalty to the Scottish rite/Masonry than all else. President Charles A.
Blanchard of Wheaton College pointed out; - ―Not less than five or six times in the dreary monotony of this
degree is the candidate given to understand that Christianity is a narrow, fanatical, intolerant system,
while Masonry is a broad, comprehensive, generous one, and that if he is a good Mason he must not be a
Christian‖. These words are said by the advocate in the working of the 31st degree; a recital of the lessons
of the preceding thirty-one degrees begins the initiation ceremony of the 32nd degree. The candidates are
told that; ―Masonry will eventually rule the world, and they pray for the universal dominion of the true
principals of Masonry‖, - Source by William J. Whalen in; Christianity and American Freemasonry
Ignatius Press 1958, 1987, 1998.
The Knights of Columbus is the world‘s largest Catholic fraternal service organisation. [Deeply loyal to
various agents of the Pope and particularly superior‘s of the Society of Jesus - the Jesuits.] Founded in the
United States in 1882, it is named in honour of Christopher Columbus. There are more than 1.8 million
members in 14,000 councils, with nearly 200 councils on college campuses. Membership is limited to
practical Catholic men aged 18 or older. Councils have been chartered in the United States, Canada,
Mexico, the Caribbean, Guatemala, Panama, Dominican Republic, the Philippines, Guam, Spain, Japan,
Cuba, and most recently in Poland. The Knights official junior organisation, the Columbian Squires has
over 5,000 Circles. All the Order‘s ceremonials and business meetings are restricted to members, though
all other events are open to the public. A promise not to reveal any details of the ceremonials except to an
equally qualified Knight is required to ensure their impact and meaning for new members; an additional
clause subordinates the promise to that Knight‘s civil and religious duties. [7]
In the 2008 the Order raised US$144,911,781 directly for charity, and has in fact donated $1.1 billion in
charitable contributions in the last 10 years alone, [though as I‘ve already said as little as 10% may have
actually ended up being donated to charities once all the administration costs etc, have been paid], and
performed over 68,695,768 man hours of voluntary service. Over 393,000 pints of blood were collected.
For their support for the Church and local communities, as well as for their philanthropic efforts, the Order
often refers to itself as the ―strong right arm of the Church‖. - The Order‘s insurance program has more
than an incredible $70 billion of life insurance policies in force, backed up by $14 billion in assets, and
holds the highest insurance ratings given by A. M. Best, Standard & Poor‘s, and the Insurance Marketplace
Standards Association. [7]
I‘m all for charity, but I really think we should be living in a world where the charities being catered for
shouldn‘t have to rely on charity in the first place. I‘ve already pointed out, despite millions of pounds
being raised in many cases, the actual charities end up receiving a tiny percentage, whilst those running
them are having the times of their lives. Besides, we should have laws, regulations and a system in place
that caters for those who need help, so as to take away the embarrassing stigma and quite often humiliating
scenario of having to survive on handouts in the first place.
Clerks Regular are those bodies of men in the church who by the very nature of their institute unite the
perfection of the religious state to the priestly office, i.e. who while being essentially clerics, devoted to the
exercise of the ministry in preaching the administration of the sacraments, the education of youth and other
spiritual and corporal works of mercy are at the same time religious in the strictest sense of the word,
professing solemn vows and living a community life according to a rule solemnly approved of by the Holy
See. [9]
Jesuits are the largest male religious order in the Catholic Church, as from 2008 there were 19,216
members; 13,305 priests, 2,295 scholastic students and 1,758 brothers, with the remaining number making
up of novices. Jesuit priests and brothers are engaged in evangelisation and apostolic ministry in 112
nations on six continents. They are best known in the fields of education intellectual research and cultural
pursuits; schools, colleges, universities, seminaries, theological faculties etc. [10]
Its long been known and goes without saying that any secret network such as the CIA, MI5, Mossad,
KGB/FSB etc., had or still does recruit and train their successful candidates from these kind of
organisations and establishments, its favourite contenders are from the Alpha, Delta, Kappa Greek
fraternities, and the reason the Jesuit Order is still to this day in control of virtually all the Secret Service
agencies throughout the world, no one farts without the ―Black Pope‖ - the Superior General knowing
about it first!
And the reason many governments and their people are rightly suspicious of the Jesuits and their likes,
as they are quite clearly embedded deep within at least 112 countries, and that their reasons for being there
goes far beyond brotherly love and religion.
They are also known in missionary work, giving retreats, hospital and parish ministry, promoting