This past weekend I spoke at the sold out 5th annual Restore Tradition Women’s Conference in Littleton, Colorado. The sellout was not surprising considering the speaker lineup which included Fr. Chad Ripperger, Abby Johnson, Matt Gaspers, and keynote speaker Michael Matt. Not only were they tremendous speakers but I found them to be warm, delightful individuals, a far cry from the ‘rigid’ stuffy caricature that is often applied to devout, traditional Catholic types. In fact one of the more enjoyable aspects of these personalities seemed to be their great and spontaneous senses of humor. Joyful people love to laugh and these indeed were a very joyful bunch along with the many women attendees, some of whom hailed from distant Maine to California and from British Columbia to North Carolina. The conference was a rousing success, and I understand that it will be available online if you would like to view any or all of those marvelous talks.

My own contribution was to speak on Freemasonry as a Luciferian Revolution, and what amazed me was the unexpected interest shown by these ladies in such a rather heavy topic. After each presentation numerous women came up and expressed that they had fathers, grandfathers, or various family members who had been or were still involved in Masonry, something I did not expect to hear at a Catholic women’s conference. Most were concerned about generational curses and other effects being passed down through the family tree, even to their own sons and daughters. The problem is that Masonry is so secretive that very often the wives of Freemasons have no idea what is being said or done behind the Lodge doors even after decades of their spouse’s involvement. Not being a cleric or and exorcist the best I could do is to recommend Fr. Ripperger’s little black book, “Deliverance Prayers for the Laity.”

Primarily I see my own role as that of making others aware of the diabolical nature and agenda of a firmly entrenched Masonic network which I fear is controlling the modern world. Their war for the past 300 years has always been against the Throne and Altar, that is any kind of Christian monarch, president, etc., and the Catholic Church. Freemasonry is essentially an outgrowth of the Protestant revolution of the 16th century, seizing upon that fundamental Protestant tenet, “Private Judgment.” As I explained in my talk, Private Judgment undermines objective truth by affording every opinion, good, bad, or indifferent, a kind of parity with divinely revealed Truths as taught over the centuries by the perennial Magisterium of Christ’s Church.