Overview
This documentary segment explores alleged connections between Jonathan Roumie, a Catholic actor, and various secret societies including the Knights Templar, Freemasonry, Jesuits, and the Knights of Columbus, asserting symbolic and historical overlaps among these groups.
Jonathan Roumie's Associations and Symbolism
- Jonathan Roumie publicly stated affiliation with the Knights Templar, comparing its status to a 33rd degree Freemason.
- He referenced his induction into the "Sovereign Military Order of the Temple of Jerusalem," synonymous with Knights Templar.
- Roumie’s social media posts mention participating in Templar events and express gratitude to fellow members.
- He is observed using "momento mori" (remember you will die) symbolism, which he describes as rooted in Catholic tradition.
- Noted that other Catholic figures also promote "momento mori," reflecting its acceptance in wider Catholic circles.
Connections Among Secret Societies
- Documentary claims Freemasonry, Knights Templar, and Jesuit orders share common themes and symbols, such as the cross, crown, sword, double-headed eagle, and sun motifs.
- Morals and Dogma by Albert Pike is cited to link Templars and Freemasonry, asserting the Templars founded Scottish Rite Freemasonry after their official dissolution.
- Historic Masonic publications referenced, suggesting that at the highest levels, Freemasons are guided by Jesuit influence, often without members’ awareness.
- Visual parallels are drawn between Catholic, Masonic, and Templar imagery in religious sites and publications.
Jesuits and Catholic Orders
- The documentary highlights Bishop Robert Barron's Jesuit influences and promotion of Ignatian spirituality.
- Jonathan Roumie disclosed his father's education at a Jesuit-run Catholic school in Egypt, further suggesting Jesuit connections.
Knights of Columbus and Further Allegations
- Roumie has recently joined the Knights of Columbus, a Catholic fraternal order.
- The order’s emblem includes the fasces symbol, which is linked to Roman authority and the origin of the term "fascism."
- Documentary draws parallels between historical actions by the Catholic Church and descriptions of fascist control and suppression of religious liberty.
- Quotes from Catholic sources and Jesuit publications are used to support these claims about hierarchical authority and lack of individual freedom.
Analysis and Conclusions Drawn
- The documentary argues that these religious and fraternal groups—Jesuits, Knights Templar, Freemasons, and Knights of Columbus—are interconnected through symbols, rituals, and hierarchical secrecy.
- Allegations suggest that modern expressions of these groups continue traditions of centralized authority and symbolic unity.
- The presenter encourages viewers to engage, subscribe, and comment for future content.
Questions / Follow-Ups
- To what extent are the symbolic and historical connections between these organizations substantiated by mainstream historians?
- What is the official response or stance of the Catholic Church and these organizations regarding such allegations?
- Are there alternative explanations for the shared use of certain symbols among these groups?