Freemasons by Veronica Kuzniar-Clark

Part I comprises an extensive essay unveiling the principles and aspirations of Freemasonry, along with the identities of numerous prominent members. The German government enacted a prohibition, barring Masons from assuming leadership or educational roles. Discover the rationale behind this decision and the methods employed to enforce their exclusion.

In Part II, delve into a FIAT article penned by His Lordship Fray Leon Villuendas, which sheds light on the “allies and worshippers” of The Beast: Freemasonry, Communism, and the enigmatic figure referred to as “Those Who Must Not Be Named.” Offering a captivating Catholic perspective, Villuendas explores the dynamics of this triad. Originally published in “Arriba” in 1950, this piece provides unique insights into the intertwined realms of faith and ideology.