In several published photographs one can see Bergoglio making the sign of the Master of the Second Veil in Freemasonry.

This is a clear hand gesture used by Freemasons throughout history.

This shows that Antipope Francis is a Freemason.

Also, his beliefs, as expressed by his words and deeds, are in fact Masonic.

Antipope Francis was recently praised by the grand masters of the Grand Orient Masonic lodges of Italy and Argentina.

Antipope Francis took part in numerous interreligious prayer meetings, including visits to numerous synagogues. In December 2012 he celebrated Hanukkah with Argentine Jews.

Antipope Francis also prayed in honor of the deceased Muslim president of the Islamic Center of Argentina.

As he did so, an imam recited verses from the Koran and asked for blessings from Allah and Muhammad.

These are just a few examples of his heresies.

The first warning of the danger came from Clement XII in 1738, and the bull proclaimed by this Pope was renewed and confirmed by Benedict XIV.

Pius VII followed in the footsteps of his predecessors, and Leo XII, in his encyclical Quo graviora, having gathered together all the documents and decrees of previous popes on this matter, confirmed them and gave them binding force forever.

On March 13, 1825, Leo XII promulgated the encyclical “Quo graviora”, condemning the association called Freemasonry as well as all other secret associations. In this document he first of all again cited the encyclicals of the popes Clement XII, Benedict XIV, and Pius VII, which likewise condemned them.

They have dared publish works on Religion…, attacking the Divinity of Jesus Christ and the very existence of God: They openly vaunt their materialism as well as their codes and statutes which explain their plans and efforts in order to … completely destroy the Church.

July 2, 1878, Pope Leo XIII:

At this period, however, the partisans of evil seem to be combining together, and to be struggling with united vehemence, led on or assisted by that strongly organized and widespread association called the Freemasons.

Pius VIII, Gregory XVI, and repeatedly Pius IX, Pius X, and Pius XI expressed themselves in the same spirit:

Whatever Pius X condemned, we condemn. Wherever and as often as the term ‘lay’ is understood in the sense of a feeling or ideal inimical or foreign to God and to religion, We absolutely condemn such a thing and declare moreover to the whole world that such ‘laicism’ must be condemned. – Pius XI, Maximam gravissimamque, July 18, 1924

Freemasonry is our deadly enemy.