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Garcia Moreno, President of Ecuador, Writes to His Holiness Blessed Pius IX

by Gabriel Garcia Moreno February 11, 2017June 3, 2009

Quito, July 17, 1875 Most Holy Father, For some time now I have intensely wished to write to Your Holiness again; but I have been kept from doing so for fear of taking your time, which is too precious and necessary for the rule of the Catholic world. Notwithstanding this, today I … Read more

Pelusa, A Marvelous Tale

by Antonio Fragelli January 18, 2017June 3, 2009

Renowned Spanish Jesuit, novelist and biographer, Father Luis Coloma, sets out to capture the imagination of the little people in his family in Pelusa. In a riveting story charged with a child-like drama where good triumphs over evil, Father Coloma spins a riveting fairy tale in a religious setting. Evil is represented … Read more

“By Their Fruits Ye Shall Know Them”

by Norman Fulkerson December 6, 2016May 31, 2009

Apostles of the Fatima message rarely see the fruits of their labor in this life. I found this out firsthand during a visit to Augusta, Georgia. During the coffee break following Mass, the parish priest asked us to say a word about our work. After explaining our home visits with the statue … Read more

Why Does Our Lady Cry?

by The American TFP January 4, 2019May 12, 2009

The following is the TFP’s statement on the Notre Dame graduation controversy. Our Lady shed tears at the foot of the Cross, how could she not shed tears contemplating the Passion of Holy Mother Church today? Our Lady cries when she sees how secularism has declared open war on the Catholic Church … Read more

Catholics Oppose Blasphemous “Jerry Springer: the Opera in Concert”

by Robert Ritchie December 19, 2016May 6, 2009

Someone walking down Tremont Street in Boston on Friday evening would have seen an unusual sight: 125 Catholics gathered around a large statue of Our Lady of Fatima, devoutly kneeling, holding candles and praying the Consecration to Jesus, through Mary, written by Saint Louis de Montfort. Why this pious gathering? It was … Read more

A Papal Envoy During the Reign of Terror

by Francis Slobodnik December 19, 2016April 30, 2009

When a revolution erupts in the West, the Catholic Church is an early target since it must be quickly neutralized. When the legitimate influence of the clergy and hierarchy is greatly diminished, the revolutionary process advances much more rapidly and efficiently. This can be clearly seen in the major revolutions in history: … Read more

Imagining No Atheists in Topeka

by Francis Slobodnik December 19, 2016April 30, 2009

The day of the April monthly Public Square Rosary was dark and threatening. That did not stop 25 devotees of Our Lady to show up to offer a public rosary in reparation for a sign that has been placed on a public billboard in Topeka, Kansas. This sign says, “Imagine no religion.” … Read more

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Keeping the Military Free

by John Horvat II December 30, 2020April 23, 2009

If anyone should know how to run the military, it is those who have years of experience at leading men at every echelon in both peace and war. It is these proud Americans who have served our country with honor who are now petitioning the President and members of Congress to keep … Read more

Saint Nuno Alvares Pereira: A Warrior and a Man of Faith

by Benjamin Hiegert August 13, 2017April 23, 2009

On April 26, 2009, the Portuguese Count Nuno Alvares Pereira is to be canonized, nearly six centuries after his death. Saint Nuno Alvares had a brilliant military career and became the Constable of Portugal. Later, out of gratitude for a miraculous victory he won over the Spaniards, Saint Nuno built the Gothic … Read more