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>The secret papers of the Alta Vendita that fell into >the hands of >Pope Gregory XVI embrace a period that goes from 1820 >to 1846. >They were published at the request of Pope Pius IX by >Cretineau-Joly in his work 'The Roman Church and >Revolution.' > >With the brief of approbation of February 25, 1861, >which he >addressed to the author, Pope Pius IX guaranteed the >authenticity >of these documents, but he did not allow anyone to >divulge the >true members of the Alta Vendita implicated in the >correspondence. > >The full text of the permanent Instruction of the Alta >Vendita is >also contained in Msgr. George E. Dillon's book, >'Grand Orient >Freemasonry Unmasked.' > >When Pope Leo XIII was presented with a copy of Msgr. >Dillon's >book, he was so impressed that he ordered an Italian >version to >be completed and published at his own expense. > >In the Encyclical Humanum Genus (1884), Leo XIII >called upon >Catholic leaders to "tear off the mask from >Freemasonry and make >plain to all what it really is." The publication of >these >documents is a means of "tearing off the mask." > >And if the Popes asked that these letters be >published, it is >because they wanted all Catholics to know the secret >societies' >plans to subvert the Church from within - so that >Catholics would >be on their guard and, hopefully, prevent such a >catastrophe from >taking place. > >http://homepage.ntlworld.com/j.caughey

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