2004

When we found out that the blasphemous production, "Jesus Has Two Mommies" was playing in Portland Oregon on December 1, we knew immediately that we had to protest.

On Sunday, December 5, a group of more than 60 TFP supporters and friends, mostly fathers and sons, gathered for a falconry exhibition organized by the TFP’s Louisiana Director Thomas Drake.

When graphic designer Scott Ritcher was recently asked why he had made a blasphemous representation of the Sacred Heart with the face of former President Bill Clinton, he responded: “It was just one of those creative moments where you’re just like ‘Oh wouldn’t this be funny?’”

On November 5, 2004 the American TFP sent a letter to President Bush, congratulating him on his election victory. In this election, America's moral and cultural configuration was at stake and both sides in the Cultural War mobilized accordingly.

America Needs Fatima (ANF) has mailed its 2005 Fatima Calendar to 115,000 members across the nation. This year’s calendar features reflections of Prof. Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira  titled: “A Pilgrimage Within a Gaze.”

For a seminar focusing on the divisions inside the nation, the 2004 TFP National Conference was a scene of amazing unity. The Columbus weekend event brought together Catholics of like mind from across the nation for an intense and varied program. By the end of the conference, all seemed to be immersed in an unforgettable atmosphere of grace and counter-revolutionary camaraderie.