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There is no evidence that Pope Pius IX was ever a Freemason, much less that he was excommunicated by them. All of the evidence points to the fact that they were bitter enemies.
There was an article published in 1922 purporting that someone had seen his signature on a supposedly secret document proving that he was a Freemason. This has all the signs of a hoax or worse, anti-Catholic Propaganda.
In any case, nobody can be "excommunicated" by the Freemasons. To be excommunicated means to be denied communion. Since Freemasonry is not a religion and does not espouse any particular religion they do not offer any religious sacraments to their members and have no control of what happens in their respective places of worship.
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When was Pope Pius IX born?
Pope Pius IX was born on 1792-05-13.
Where did Pope Pius IX travel during his papacy?
Pius IX did not travel.
Who excommunicated the bishop of constantinople in 1054?
Pope Benedict IX
How old was Blessed Pope Pius IX at death?
Blessed Pope Pius IX died on February 7, 1878 at the age of 85.
What were the hobbies of Pope Pius IX?
biliard
How many popes have been excommunicated?
The vile, evil Pope Benedict IX was deposed and excommunicated by Pope Damasus II who was elected to succeed Benedict IX.
Which council was begun in 1869 by Pope Pius lX?
The First Vatican Council was convoked by Pope Pius IX on June 29, 1868, and opened on December 8, 1869, by Pope Pius IX.
What is the Marian Dogma proclamation by Pope Pius IX?
The Immaculate Conception
Who is the second longest serving pope?
Pius IX- 31 years.
What number pope was Pope Pius XII?
Blessed Pope Pius IX (the 9th) was number 256 in the list of Popes! He was Pope from 1846-1878, and now has the title "Blessed".
When did Blessed Pope Pius IX die?
Pope Pius XI died on February 10, 1939 at the age of 81.
Why is a major street in Macon GA named for Pope Pius IX?
The major street in Macon, GA named for Pope Pius IX is due to the Catholic population in the area. Pope Pius IX was a significant figure in the Catholic Church, serving as the longest-reigning pope in history. Naming a street after him is a way to honor and recognize his contributions to the church, particularly for the local Catholic community in Macon.
