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Why will Freemasonry not accept Roman Catholics as members?

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Why will Freemasonry not accept Roman Catholics as members?

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A. It does. The prime qualification for admission into Freemasonry has always been a belief in God. How that belief is expressed is entirely up to the individual. Four Grand Master of English and Victorian Freemasonry have been Roman Catholics. There are many Roman Catholic Freemasons.

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