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OPEN Search the Remnant Newspaper The Remnant wishes to congratulate all those who worked so tirelessly to maintain the cause of the great Pope Paul VI and whose faithful commitment to the memory of the holy, saintly and heroic late pontiff has resulted today in his beatification in Rome. You guys, whoever you are, never gave up on the Rock—and that rocks! We have no idea who you are, if you are, where you live or even if you live, but you know what? We love you! Quite obviously, you represent a worldwide cult of devotion to the wildly unpopular Papa Montini that we didn't know existed. We didn’t know anyone even remembered Pope Paul VI, in fact, but you guys knew it and you never surrendered. Well played! To us you are such an inspiration that we have decided to lay down our self-absorbed promethean neopelagianism in order to get with the saint-makin’ program TODAY. Without further ado then, we call on Bishop of Rome Francis to beatify the real unsung hero of the Vatican II era and, let’s face it, a guy we really misjudged: Archbishop Annibale Bugnini—the Father of the Novus Ordo Mass, which, so far, has yielded countless fruits, especially in the curia. Now, granted, Bugnini was widely suspected of being a Freemason, but that was a long time ago and we’re pretty sure Francis is looking for a new, exciting and enchanting pastoral outreach program for freemasons. In fact St. Albert Pike, dang it! Right? I mean, why not! We’re absolutely confident that those millions and…and… billions and…and…even quadrillions of nameless and faceless devotees of Paul VI who today made it impossible—just impossible!—for the Vatican not to beatify him, will eventually get around to proving the obvious—that Archbishop Bugnini, despite his freemasonry, died in the odor of sanctity and now enjoys the beatific vision. What about a miracle, you ask? The New Mass, baby! Forty-five years later, and that piece of worthless liturgical tripe is still here. Now THAT’S a miracle! Obviously, Bugnini was no more a great liturgist than Blessed Paul was a great pope. But he, like Paul, was a holy, holy guy! The public allegations of Bugnini's suspected Freemasonry were raised in the 1970s, but who were those guys to judge—whoever they were? Blessed Pope Paul VI commissioned a full investigation into the matter, appointing the Canadian Cardinal Gagnon (then archbishop) to conduct it. Eventually, Saint Annibale (oh, why not!) was banished for his belief in the Divine Architect and packed off to Iran by Blessed Paul. In fact, it was because of this one massive prudential error on Blessed Paul’s part that it took so long for him to be beatified.

(What was the holy man thinking!?)But that was then. Today we’re looking to the future and we see a day coming when St. John Paul and St. John XXIII holy cards will be sold on the Piazza San Pedro back-to-back with St. Paul VI and St. Annibale Bugnini holy cards. Now how cool would that be! It’s not only cool, my friends, it’s possible…very possible. As the great mystic, Steve Perry, was wont to remind us, don’t stop believin’! Obviously, Banished Bugnini suffered a great deal for his faith and we demand that he be the next hero of Vatican II to be canonized by Bishop of Rome Francis. Dare we hope? Dare we dream? Dare we believe in miracles? You bet, and we call it Operation BBSS: Banished Bugnini, Santo Subito! In the name of liberty, equality and fraternity. Amen Last modified on Monday, October 20, 2014 Michael J. Matt has been an editor of The Remnant since 1990. Since 1994, he has been the newspaper's editor. A graduate of Christendom College, Michael Matt has written hundreds of articles on the state of the Church and the modern world. He is the host of The Remnant Underground and Remnant TV's The Remnant Forum. He's been U.S. Coordinator for Notre Dame de Chrétienté in Paris--the organization responsible for the Pentecost Pilgrimage to Chartres, France--since 2000. Mr. Matt has led the U.S. contingent on the Pilgrimage to Chartres for the last 24 years. He is a lecturer for the Roman Forum's Summer Symposium in Gardone Riviera, Italy. He is the author of Christian Fables, Legends of Christmas and Gods of Wasteland (Fifty Years of Rock ‘n’ Roll) and regularly delivers addresses and conferences to Catholic groups about the Mass, home-schooling, and the culture question. Together with his wife, Carol Lynn and their seven children, Mr. Matt currently resides in St. Paul, Minnesota. Latest from Michael J. Matt | Editor WAIT A SECOND, RABBI — Our Fathers Fought the Second World War Addressing the Clans: Michael Matt Speaks in San Diego How Vatican II Canceled Christ's Great Commission (Matthew 28:16) HISTORY'S VERDICT: After 60 Years, Vatican II Was a Disaster BREAKING: No Mass Graves Found near Residential Schools (Will the Vatican Apologize for the Apology?)

Understandably, one of our most-read guides on the website is how to become a Freemason.For all those interested in becoming a Freemason one day, today we want to take it a step further and share with you 10 requirements you need to “check” before you ASK12BE1.If you’re interested in joining the world’s oldest fraternity, be sure to read this guide very carefully.The Freemasons’ Community: A first-of-its-kind online community for those looking to learn more about the mysteries of Freemasonry in the company of like-minded men. Click here to learn more.Must Believe in a Supreme BeingMust-Have Attained Required Legal AgeMust Be Recommended by Two FreemasonsMust Join Out of Your Own Freewill and AccordMust Be Able To Support Yourself and FamilyNot Restricted To Any GenderMust Concede To Moral StandardsMust Not Have Any Mercenary MotivesMust Be a Rule FollowerMust-Have a Favorable OpinionMust Believe in a Supreme BeingThe Freemason Book of Constitutions clearly states:‘A Mason is oblig’d by his Tenure, to obey the moral law; and if he rightly understands the Art, he will never be a stupid Atheist nor an irreligious Libertine…to be good Men and True, or Men of Honour and Honesty by whatever denominations or persuasions they may be distinguished; whereby Masonry becomes the Center of Union…’In the middle ages, Freemasonry was restricted to Christianity. As the craft progressed and travels to different parts of the world became extensive, Freemason slowly opened its doors into accomodating people from different religions.Therefore, belief in a supreme being cuts across different denominations and religious backgrounds. Masons currently believe that even though there is only one God, people can employ various methods to seek Him.All members of a lodge will conciliate under similar beliefs and authentic brotherhood.Must-Have Attained Required Legal AgeThis varies from one jurisdiction to another. Generally, it ranges from the ages of 18-25 years. For instance, the United Lodge of England’s minimum age requirement is 21 years.The set age limit is highly dependent on the laws constituted by the state in general.Nevertheless, a lodge can appeal to a Grand Lodge to initiate someone below the legal age. This is common in university lodges where it’s ordinary to initiate members below 18 years with the dispensation.Even though lower age restrictions are enforced, there are no upper age limits. The person must, however, be mentally and still possess cognitive abilities to engage in Masonic ceremonies and to execute his duties.Must Be Recommended by Two FreemasonsFor you to submit a petition to join the craft in a particular lodge, you must get approval from two existing members.They should be part of the lodge you’re petitioning to. Without this, your application is deemed null and void.Before obtaining a petition, a person should also ask a member to

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