The American TFP

With Our Lady of Fatima, the “Beacon Bright” in Northernmost Point of Alaska and America

by William Siebenmorgan August 30, 2020

O my gosh!” An Inuit woman said in disbelief, “you’re going all the way up there with your statue? Are you really serious?” A member of the American Society for the Defense of Tradition, Family, and Property (TFP) reassured her. “O my gosh!” She repeated in local monotone, “That is amazing! Can … Read more

“Our Lady Chooses the Weather She Wants” in Alaska

by William Siebenmorgan August 13, 2020August 13, 2020

“It normally rains a lot here in Juneau,” an Alaskan nodded while surveying the sky. “In fact, it’s been raining straight these past three weeks. But now, all of a sudden, these last two days, we just got clear blue skies. You folks are lucky.” The sun shone brightly on the morning … Read more

Fighting Satan on the Last Frontier

by William Siebenmorgan June 24, 2019June 19, 2019

A spiritual battle took place on the Last Frontier as forty local activists joined with members of the America Society for the Defense of Tradition, Family and Property and its Return to Order campaign in Soldotna, Alaska. They were there to protest the Satanic invocation that opened the Kenai Peninsula Borough Public … Read more

The Politically Incorrect Guide to the Civil War: a Tool to Steer Through Controversial History

by William Siebenmorgan July 10, 2018July 7, 2018

Last year’s confusion at Charlottesville over Civil War statues is by now almost totally forgotten, as new chaos erases the news of the past. The aftermath of this clash led to the senseless death of three, whose names are likewise buried in oblivion. People ask why the clash took place. The easy … Read more

25th Annual Christmas Open House Competes With the White House

by William Siebenmorgan December 27, 2017December 21, 2017

25th Annual Christmas Open House What makes a small group in Spring Grove, Pennsylvania, a rival to the White House’s Christmas celebration? Both have carols, entertainment, tasty treats and (of course) a roaring fireplace. But there is a noticeable difference in the warm, familiar atmosphere when the American Society for the … Read more