Roman Catholicism: Fraternities, Simply Defined
By Sister Katherine
Fraternities represent the serpent’s (Satan’s) seed [Genesis 3:15 (KJV)], which explains why genuine King James Bible-Believing Christians (the woman’s seed) can and will never get along with Satan’s children. War between both sides will never end until the Roman Catholic man of sin is revealed [2 Thessalonians 2:3 (KJV)].
God’s children (the woman’s seed) are labeled “mentally ill”, “sick”, and other names by the serpent’s seed, while Satan’s children complain of headaches from God’s children. The King James Bible uses various synonyms to harshly classify the serpent’s seed: “children of disobedience” [Ephesians 5:6-13 (KJV)]; “children of pride” [Job 41:34 (KJV)]; “the child of hell” [Matthew 23:15 (KJV)]; “Ye of your father the devil, and the lusts of your father ye will do” [John 8:44 (KJV)]; “the works of darkness” [2 Corinthians 6:14-18 (KJV)]; “children of the wicked one” [Matthew 13:38 (KJV)]; and “the children of the devil” [1 John 3:10 (KJV)], among others. This is important to remember because, as we progress through the following definitions, you will understand why God speaks so harshly against Fraternities and their members and strongly admonishes his children [3 John 4 (KJV)] about this system.
Accordingly, in order to completely understand the basic definitions and concepts of Fraternities, we will turn to Webster’s 1828 Dictionary, Black’s Law Dictionary, and current State Law for all of our definitions [2 Corinthians 13:1 (KJV)]. You must understand the language in order to understand the entire system and its beliefs and practices.
Fraternities: a Foreign Language
What is a Fraternity? (Webster’s 1828 Dictionary)
• “Fraternity”: n. L. fraternitas
- The state or quality of a brother; brotherhood.
- A body of men associated for their common interest or pleasure; a company; a brotherhood; a society; as the fraternity of free masons.
- Men of the same class, profession, occupation or character. (Webster’s 1828 Dictionary)
• Next, notice how the 1951 Black’s Law Dictionary, De Luxe Fourth Edition defines “fraternity”:
“A body of men associated for their common interest, business, or pleasure.* Woman’s Club of Little Falls v. Township of Little Falls, 20 N.J.Misc. 278, 26 A.2d 739, 741; Alpha Rho Alumni Ass’n v. City of New Brunswick, 126 N.J.L. 233, 18 A.2d 68, 71. Organizations composed of either or both sexes. State v. Allen, 189 Ind. 369, 127 N.E. 145, 146. Brotherly regard and sympathy for others. Donnelly v. Sovereign Camp W. O. W., 111 Neb. 499, 197 N.W. 125, 127.”
*Notice the first sentence of this definition; it is identical to the second definition for “fraternity” in Webster’s 1828 Dictionary.
• Moreover, the 1951 Black’s Law Dictionary, De Luxe Fourth Edition continues to define “fraternity” in the following manner:
“In American colleges, a student organization, either a nationally chartered society comprising many affiliated chapters or a single chapter in one institution formed chiefly to promote friendship and welfare among the members, and usually having secret rites and a name consisting of Greek letters. Woman’s Club of Little Falls v. Township of Little Falls, 20 N.J. Misc. 278, 26 A.2d 739, 741; Alpha Rho Alumni Ass’n v. City of New Brunswick, 126 N.J.L. 233, 18 A.2d 68, 71.”
Note: Look at the following key words in this part of Black’s Law Dictionary’s definition: colleges; organization; society; chapters; institution; friendship; welfare; secret rites; and a name consisting of Greek letters. Do you see the overlapping terminology between this source and Webster’s 1828 Dictionary?
• And, the 1951 Black’s Law Dictionary, De Luxe Fourth Edition concludes its definition of “fraternity” with the following statement:
“In old English law, ‘some people of a place united together in respect to a mystery or business into a company, and their laws and ordinances cannot bind strangers.’ Cuddon v. Eastwick, 1 Salk. 192.”
Note: This above-mentioned TradCat Pre-Vatican II reference perfectly correlates to our discussion here. See how the terms all correlate to the definition from Webster’s 1828 Dictionary: united together, business, company, and bind strangers? Laws and regulations cannot bind strangers, but spirits can and do [Ephesians 6:12 (KJV)].
• Finally, note the Colorado Secretary of State (“Secretariat”)’s definition, which is our third interlinking reference; it links both Fraternities and Sororities together, according to Title 24, Article 21-602, Subsection 18, Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold, C.R.S. Title 24, of the Government – (See the Colorado State Webpage):
“(18) “Fraternal organization” means any organization within this state, including college and high school fraternities, not for pecuniary profit, that is a branch, lodge, or chapter of a national or state organization and exists for the common business, brotherhood, or other interests of its members and that has so existed for five years prior to making application for a license under this part 6. “Fraternal organization” also includes a graduate or alumni division or branch of a college fraternity, which division or branch holds a charter issued by the state of Colorado and that meets all other criteria set forth in this subsection (18). As used in this subsection (18), “fraternity” includes a sorority.”
Note: How does your State, Nation, or Country specify what a Fraternity is, when compared to this final definition? The definition has not changed much over time, regardless of source. Remember, Sororities (Female organizations), a politically correct term, are synonymous with Fraternities (Men’s clubs). Do you see how Latin, the language of the TradCats, ties together all types of Fraternities in the Roman Catholic Church, whether Freemasonic Roman Catholic Knighthood, Jesuit, Ecclesiastical, or Laity [Revelation 17:1-2, 18 (KJV)]?
Similarly, the CoVID Papal Plandemic Interdict is analogous to a Satanic, Greek-Letter, Roman Catholic Fraternal Ritual that is tied to both the Hegelian Dialectic (i.e., Thesis, Antithesis, and Synthesis) and also the Patriotic, Fascist, Nazi, Alt-Right (“New Right”) pseudo-righteousness TradCat movement. The “ends” (i.e., the TradCat movement) justify the “means” (i.e., the CoVID-19 Papal Plandemic Interdict Fraternal Ritual), according to the Roman Catholic Church and her Jesuits.
For example, the CoVID-19 Papal Plandemic Interdict defines Domestic Violence (Covert World War III warfare) as the means: fear tactics; surveillance; prevent people from seeing their families and friends; and locking people in their homes. And, the end goal is uniting the Patriotic Protestants into the TradCat movement.
Ironically, Fraternities accomplish the same end (i.e., the TradCat movement) goal through different means: fear tactics through threats and sorceries (e.g., mind games and eloquent orations); peer-based surveillance through constant attendance at Fraternity events (conformity); prevent Members from seeing their family and friends through shunning and excommunication (e.g., Amish and Mennonites); and lock Members in their homes (whether Dormitories, Apartments, or rooms) through specific rules (e.g., Command-Directed Referral for a Psychological Evaluation).
Thus, you can clearly see how different words are used to appeal to the masses, while implementing the same Satanic, Roman Catholic Fraternal agenda.