Politics

By Jonathan Liedl, National Catholic Register - Now, a Vatican institute, ironically first created by the late, great Polish pope and saint, is pushing for a “paradigm shift” in moral theology that would include departing from established teaching on contraception, but also euthanasia and forms of artificial conception — and supporters of this “radical change” are urging Pope Francis to follow suit with an encyclical affirming this radical break from five decades of post-conciliar magisterial consensus.

By Raymund Maria, LifeSiteNews - Most Freemasons, upon being asked if the Lodge is a religion, will firmly deny this, claiming instead that Freemasonry is open to anyone of any religion. They may even point out that many Christians, Catholic and Protestant, are members of various Lodges. There are, however, several facts about Freemasonry, testified to both in their own documents and in the words of their own members, that indicate that Freemasonry is not only religious-leaning, but a full-blown religion in its own right.