The 2005 TFP National Conference was more than just a simple gathering. The Columbus Day weekend event doubled as an occasion to launch the American TFP’s new book, Rejecting The Da Vinci Code: How a Blasphemous Novel Brutally Attacks Our Lord and the Catholic Church. In addition, participants were invited to pay … Read more
October 3rd is the anniversary of the death of Professor Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira, the founder of the Brazilian Society for the Defense of Tradition, Family and Property, and the inspirer of the TFP movement worldwide. He was a man of unyielding faith, wholly consumed with a burning love for Our Lord … Read more
On Monday, September 19, when most people were worried about hurricane Rita, TFP Student Action was busy defending Our Lord Jesus Christ at Millersville University. On the way to campus we prayed for the unfortunate people afflicted by Rita and Katrina and for the upcoming campaign. This time, Student Action was passing … Read more
Over 200 Kansan supporters of the American TFP and America Needs Fatima had an enjoyable day of activities and Catholic devotion for the entire family at their annual picnic on Saturday, September 17, at a farm near Topeka, Kan. The day began with a presentation by TFP Director Mr. Luiz A. Fragelli … Read more
Protesters can claim one more case where protesting has proven effective. The Hollywood remake of the comedy “Oh God!” planned for this summer will not be going anywhere soon. Last fall, Hollywood announced with some fanfare the news that Jerry Weintraub Productions would be filming the remake which portrays God as a … Read more
While The Da Vinci Code book is a nationwide bestseller with plenty of publicity, not much is known about the film version of the novel. In a measure that appears to avoid controversy, the movie company is keeping the movie script under wraps. The last news update on the film’s web site … Read more
Members of TFP Student Action and St. Louis de Montfort Academy passed out flyers and collected signatures at Penn State University at State College on Monday, September 12, protesting The Da Vinci Code book and Hollywood’s plans to make it into a movie The Da Vinci Code thriller is a blasphemous distortion … Read more
In the wake of Hurricane Katrina’s devastating damage to New Orleans and the Gulf Coast, everyone is turned to those suffering from this great disaster. However, while Louisiana families suffered, participants in the homosexual festival called “Southern Decadence” reveled in the streets of Lafayette, La. The TFP protested the celebration of an … Read more
Random House Refuses TFP Permission to Quote The Da Vinci Code When the American TFP petitioned Random House, Inc. for permission to quote The Da Vinci Code in its upcoming book, it expected the response to be entirely pro forma. After all, academic discussion and free exchange of ideas should be esteemed … Read more
You never know what to expect on college campuses these days. Just after members of TFP Student Action set up their banners, said a prayer and started passing out literature at Millersville University, a visibly angry student with twitching face muscles began: “Why should you care? I love The Da Vinci Code. … Read more