Joseph Gensens 
Yay! We’re going to pray the Rosary!” one lady shouted. Enthusiasm was tangible in downtown Sacramento, California, as a crowd of over a hundred joyful Catholics gathered to pray the Holy Rosary in front of the State Capitol Building on June 25. As America faces the coronavirus crisis and the violent riots, … Read more
Amid an economy paralyzed by the Covid-19 regulations, closed Catholic churches and rioters tearing down statues and torching businesses, our 14-man team of young volunteers arrived in Bakersfield, California on June 23. We brought a message of calm, courage, and confidence for the astonished locals. This caravan is part of a nationwide … Read more
Upon arrival to the “City of the Holy Angel” or San Angelo, Texas, the caravan of volunteers set up a campaign at a strategically busy junction. Support from the local populace was impressive. “That’s the most honks I’ve ever heard,” observed David, a native of Dallas, Texas. This caravan is part of … Read more
America needs to pray now more than ever. One powerful expression of this need is the public recitation of the Holy Rosary, which Our Lady asked the faithful to pray to obtain peace in these troubled times. With this in mind, the American Society for the Defense of Tradition, Family and Property … Read more
On June 6, the fifty-state rosary rally caravan had a new target: Charleston, the capital of West Virginia. The van of volunteers heading to the picturesque mountain city capital had already visited several Southern state capitals, including Tallahassee, Florida; Montgomery, Alabama; and Atlanta, Georgia. The Mercy on America campaign is a special … Read more
The morning of March 21 seemed to be like any other Saturday morning in York, Pennsylvania. However, it wasn’t. The outbreak of the coronavirus has changed so many aspects of our daily life, not the least being the closure of many stores and businesses. Like all faithful Catholics, we suffer from the … Read more
On January 25, 2020, the Washington Bureau of the American Society for the Defense of Tradition, Family and Property (TFP) held a talk titled “When is it all going to the end?” TFP speaker Julio Loredo traced the history and ideology of liberation theology. The Peruvian native has long studied the errors … Read more
On the afternoon of September 17, TFP Student Action volunteers gathered with concerned Catholics to protest a pro-LGBT talk by Jesuit Fr. James Martin. The talk, promoting the acceptance of homosexuals within the Catholic Church, was held at Saint Joseph’s University in Philadelphia. Generation Z was represented at the protest by a … Read more