“Let us hear as the third unsuspecting witness [Roman Catholic church historian] Joseph Lortz, who has no idea about the [Crypto-Jєωιѕн] Nuremberg Rosicrucian Lodge, and yet LISTS ITS MOST IMPORTANT EXPONENTS ONE AFTER THE OTHER: ‘We have followed closely how the atmosphere for the innovation was prepared in Nuremberg by various circles, and how that is exploited by the city council (and by the diets 1522/23 and 1524). In 1521, the humanist Pirkheimer waged war against the bringer of the papal bull in the ‘Gehobelten Eck’; since 1522 the humanist Osiander preaches about the Antichrist in Rome, the Augustinian monastery opens itself to the new teaching; Spengler, a city clerk, writes already in 1521 a defensive pamphlet for Luther and influences in the same way the city council, where one reads Luther’s books despite the prohibitions (like everywhere); Dürer is waiting for the Christian rebirth that Luther is supposed to bring…IT HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED THAT THE OFFICIAL PASSAGE OF THE CITY, THAT IS, OF THE COUNCIL, FROM CATHOLICISM TO LUTHERANISM WAS UNUSUALLY WELL PREPARED: the fate of the first failures is revealed. The council is now expanding its late medieval sovereignty over the church (partly through direct negotiations with Rome) so far that, after the religious talks of 1525 led by Scheurl, it is in control of the situation.”

'Without the German reformation no Fɾҽҽmαsσɳɾყ, without 1517 no 1717! Therefore we masons may erect a memorial for him (Luther) as first ancestor of Fɾҽҽmαsσɳɾყ.'
From the German masonic magazine Die Bauhütte, June 1915, #24, p 185. Quoted in Deutsche etc.

You could throw St. Therese into the mix, as she's always holding a crucifix and roses.

Luther mother's name is Lindemann and his maternal grandmother's name is Ziegler, are both surnames also Jєωιѕн name?

Is Bishop Williamson? 

... just kidding.

Merely juxtaposing a rose and a cross aren't proof of Rosicrucianism.

You could throw St. Therese into the mix, as she's always holding a crucifix and roses.

Luther had to have had some backing for his "movement" to take off.  If I went down to the local church and posted something on the door, no one would care (nor should they).  How did Luther's ideas get "advertised" to the people of Germany?  Who spread the "news" of Luther's ideas to everyone?  Who typically controls the industries of news and advertising?  That's the answer...