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Sonia Dodd wrote:

Hi, guys —

  • If you are a member of the organization of the Masons can you still become a Catholic?

Sonia

  { If you are a member of [the Masons|Freemasonry] can you still become a Catholic? }

Mike replied:

Hi Sonia,

Thanks for the question.

No, you could not become Catholic. You would first have to completely leave the Masons and stop participating in any Masonic activities or events as they are completely inconsistent with Catholic teachings. A great replacement group that is faithful to the Church is:

The Knights of Columbus

Here are some postings that should provide some insight:

Mike

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