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Catholic AnswerThere was some confusion in the first half of the twentieth century in which the Rotary go confused with the Masons. Masonry has always been condemned by the Catholic Church for any number of reasons, and for a long while the Rotary was getting most of its members from the Masons. Catholics are forbidden to join any organization that is secret and holds its members to oaths above their Christian duties to God and the Church. I don't know about the current status about the Rotary, but I do know that they are no longer associated with the Masons and that there is no condemnation from that angle.
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