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He Died in His Armor, Padre Francesco Vera
I was asked by Brian Kelly to translate a Spanish tribute for one of the 4000 priests who were martyred in or exiled from Mexico during the anti-Catholic Masonic persecution of the Church in the 1920s and 30s. The priest is Padre Francesco Vera. He was shot by a firing squad, just as Blessed Padre Pro was, immediately after offering the outlawed holy sacrifice of … More →
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Tagged Blessed Miguel Pro, Emilio Portes Gil, Father Francisco Vera, freemasonry, Plutarco Calles
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Freemasonry More Common Among Anglo-Catholics Than Low Church?
This I didn’t know. If it’s true, it’s bad news. Potential converts would have to renounce their memberships if they truly wanted to become Roman Catholic. Even though I believe some of what Father Beck says in his article is naive, it’s a good thing that he has raised this issue. Catholic Online reports: LONDON (UK Catholic Herald) – A few years ago I was … More →
