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Catholics are not permitted to join Masonic Lodges per the well-established position of the Catholic Church; but Masonic Lodges invite religions, everything being equal. The Vatican Dicastery for the Regulation of the Confidence (DDF), because of an inquiry from a Filipino priest, recently reaffirmed this position. Participation in Freemasonry by an individual is taboo. Pope Francis and DDF Regent Cardinal Victor Fernández marked a letter underscoring this restriction. The Congregation’s resistance to Freemasonry goes back hundreds of years, with Pope Lenient XII giving the principal ecclesiastical judgment in 1738. Afterward, Pope Leo XIII developed this educating, featuring the hopelessness among Freemasonry and Catholicism. The Congregation’s complaints incorporate mystery, naturalism, and tenets that contradict Church Teachings.
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