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Italy Faces the Threat of an LGBTQ Dictatorship

by Julio Loredo July 23, 2020

In a few weeks, I could go to jail for what I’m about to write. The Italian Parliament is presently discussing the Zan Bill (introduced by Member of Parliament (MP) Alessandro Zan), also known as the Zan-Scalfarotto Bill (from MP Ivan Scalfarotto, author of the first draft). Both are members of the … Read more

How the Family Crisis Makes the COVID Pandemic Worse

by Julio Loredo June 3, 2021July 21, 2020

Had the family kept its natural and traditional structure, the COVID-19 crisis’s impact would have been entirely different. The pandemic would have caused less harm in absolute terms. Infection and mortality rates would also have decreased. This is the conclusion of a new scientific study titled “Coronavirus and Demographics in Spain.” The … Read more

The Cure of Ars Shows How You Can Benefit From Your Suffering

by Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira July 20, 2020July 19, 2020

The book The Spirit of the Cure of Ars by Fr. Alfred Monnin contains the catechism classes, homilies and conversations of Saint John Vianney. One passage speaks about how to see suffering as a privilege. The Cure of Ars says: “Some people do not love God or pray to Him, and yet … Read more

As Statues Fall, Faithful Catholics Must Rise up and Say “Enough!”

by Joseph Gensens July 16, 2020

“Tear it down! Tear it down!” a frenzied mob of over 200 protestors chanted as they danced around a statue of Saint Junipero Serra in Ventura, California, on June 6. Fortunately, the statue was not toppled, but brave Catholics rally around it praying the rosary and preventing disaster. Toppling Statues: A New “Normal” … Read more

I Am a Direct Descendant of King Saint Louis IX—Keep His Statue

by Prince Bertrand of Orleans-Braganza July 14, 2020

Some time ago, I visited the magnificent equestrian statue of Saint Louis IX that towers over Forest Park in St. Louis, Missouri. In the right hand of the holy king is an inverted sword, held out as a cross, signifying his desire to defend the Catholic Faith against all adversaries. As a … Read more

TFP Rallies in Defense of Saint Junipero Serra

by Bentley Hatchett II January 24, 2024July 11, 2020

Nearly 300 years ago, Saint Junipero Serra landed on the West coast of the New World with his missionary brothers. Within less than half a decade, the holy friar founded 21 missions and was responsible for the conversion of countless American Indians. It’s no surprise these actions earned him the illustrious moniker, … Read more

Good and Evil Clash at the Feet of Saint Louis the King

by Michael Whitcraft March 29, 2026June 30, 2020

On a blistering June 27 in St. Louis, Mo. forces of good and evil clashed at the feet of a majestic statue of the city’s patron. Fueled by emotion over substance, around 150 Black Lives Matters (BLM) proponents cried obscene slogans to a tribal drumbeat demanding that the statue be torn down, … Read more

Betrayed Again, Ten Commandments Americans Fight On, Trusting in God Alone for Final Victory!

by The American TFP September 5, 2024June 22, 2020

Many Americans feel betrayed by the Supreme Court’s June 15, 2020 ruling in Bostock v. Clayton County, Georgia. Among these are a vast number for whom the Ten Commandments still serve as a guiding light for themselves and the nation. These “Ten Commandments” Americans were shocked by the Court’s iniquitous decision that … Read more

Pope Francis Submits to Religious Leaders Opposed to Our Lord Jesus Christ

by Luiz Sérgio Solimeo June 6, 2020June 5, 2020

The Higher Committee of Human Fraternity, an interreligious organization composed of Islamic, Jewish, and Catholic members, called for May 14 to be a journey “for fasting, works of mercy, prayers, and supplications for the good of all humanity.” “I Have Accepted the Proposal of the Higher Committee” During the May 3 Regina Caeli, … Read more

Three Things Archbishop Gregory Should Have Said Instead of Criticizing the President

by John Horvat II November 2, 2020June 3, 2020

Washington Archbishop Wilton Gregory lashed out against President Trump and the First Lady’s visit to the Saint John Paul II National Shrine in the nation’s capital on June 2. The long-planned event caused an uproar because it happened the day after the President walked to St. John’s Episcopal Church near the White House. He visited … Read more