American Tradition, Family, Property: Fighting the Counter-Revolution

2006

Passion vs. Anti-Passion

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The Da Vinci Code Protest: Rochester Leads the Way

Catholics in Rochester did not want to wait until the May 19 opening to protest The DaVinci Code movie. The local theater was already advertising the film and so they decided to lead the way by becoming the first of the over 1,000 planned theater protests.

 

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Gearing Up Against The Da Vinci Code Movie

The America Needs Fatima hopes to recruit tens of thousands of its activists to protest in front of theaters. In addition, the American TFP website has just posted a Protest Central with all sorts of ways to get involved.

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Finding the True Spirit of Christmas

On December 17, around 300 local supporters, friends and neighbors of the American TFP met at the group’s national headquarters in Spring Grove, Pennsylvania for its annual Christmas Open House.

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TFP Members Lecture in Kansas and Miami

At the same time TFP Member Norman Fulkerson was speaking on St. Thérèse in Kansas, the TFP Washington Bureau Chief was lecturing in Miami on the precarious situation in South America.

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Talking About History in Topeka


“History, Tradition and Education” was the theme of the Eleventh Foundations of Education Symposium held at Washburn University.

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Getting Back to Basics: 2006 TFP National Conference

In complex times, it is good to go back to simple basics. There is a need to review fundamental principles, methods of action and tactics. It is good to gather together scattered friends across the country to take stock and make future plans.

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A Week in the Life of the American TFP

Everyone likes to hear about big events. However, few measure the full importance of the small ones. Little by little, brick by brick, one builds the foundations and walls of a building. So also an organization builds its networks and makes its impact over public opinion.

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TFP Sends out 2007 Fatima Calendars

America Needs Fatima mails out its 2007 calendar.

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For Marriage in South Africa

Young South Africans for a Christian Civilization – TFP marched with thousands in defense of marriage in Cape Town on September 16.

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Finding Trans-Intolerance

At a district high school in Batavia, N.Y., one male teacher returned this fall dressed as a woman. Students will be required to address the “transgendered” man as “she.” Parents have asked that students be allowed to opt out of this class. School officials have refused.

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Attention Wal-Mart Shoppers

Shedding its family-oriented image, Wal-Mart has recently made two corporate decisions that raised the ire of conservatives nationwide. Voice your rejection of Wal-Mart’s Pro-Communist and Pro-homosexual policies!

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Back in Action in Pennsylvania

The American TFP held its annual Pennsylvania Call to Chivalry Camp for boys on August 11-20.

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Students Discuss Challenges in a Dechristianized World

At Lowenstein Castle in Germany, the TFP’s 2006 Sixth International Student Summer Conference from July 23-30 discussed the theme: “What are the Challenges that Await the Militant Catholic in a Dechristianized World?”

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America Needs Fatima Promotes Meet the Witnesses

America Needs Fatima has just republished John Haffert’s book, Meet the Witnesses, which contains the most complete collection of eyewitness testimonies to the Miracle of the Sun in Fatima ever made.

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An Interview with Professor Thomas Madden: Dispelling Myths About the Crusades


Crusade Magazine interviews medieval historian Professor Thomas Madden of St. Louis University, to dispel some common myths concerning the Crusades.

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How to Say No to Gun Control

Col. Jairo Paes de Lira speaks about the recent defeat of the national referendum in Brazil to ban gun sales.

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Spreading the Sacred Heart Badge

On June 2, 2006, America Needs Fatima launched the Sacred Heart Badge campaign with the intent of flooding homes across America with these blessed badges. The mailing, which was sent to 80,000 people, includes three badges: one for the addressee, and two to distribute.

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Back in Action:The TFP 2006 Louisiana Call to Chivalry Camp

A book titled: Missing From Action: Vanishing Manhood in America explored the causes of the diminishing role of manliness in society. This year’s TFP Call to Chivalry camp could aptly be titled: Back in Action.

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TFP Launches Pray Campaign for Notre Dame University

Many had trusted Notre Dame’s new president, Fr. John I. Jenkins, would restore moral order on campus. However, Fr. Jenkins issued an April 5 statement allowing pro-homosexual film festivals or events to continue at Our Lady’s university.

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Finding the True Spirit of Holy Week

In the spirit of Catholic militancy, the American TFP Choir is featuring a recording of traditional Catholic choir music, sung in a masculine and forceful style.

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