For decades motivated teams of young volunteers of the American TFP have traveled the United States defending traditional marriage. From Maine to California, Florida to Washington, Hawaii and beyond, they have campaigned on the streets of America holding signs and distributed thousands of flyers explaining why homosexual “marriage” is harmful to society and must be opposed.
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“10 Reasons Why Homosexual ‘Marriage’ is Harmful and Must be Opposed.”
Santiago, January 7, 2005 Director of ‘Acción Familia’ Dear Mr. Montes, I have received the copy of the book, Defending a Higher Law, which you kindly sent me I and sincerely thank you for having sent it. The theme of homosexuality has attracted the attention of moralists and historians for many centuries … Read more
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Along with same sex “marriage,” adoption of children holds a prominent place on the homosexual agenda. Although the first “right” was dealt a severe blow with referenda banning same sex “marriage” in 13 states, the adoption of children by homosexual activists is almost imperceptibly moving forward. We will deal with this aspect … Read more
On the evening of November 16, twenty TFP supporters staged a rally outside the Topeka City Hall where the city council was debating a proposed ordinance that would prohibit “discrimination” against homosexuals. The measure would have added sexual orientation — a changeable lifestyle — to the list of race, religion, national origin … Read more
As the same-sex “marriage” debate rages across the nation, the American Society for the Defense of Tradition, Family and Property (TFP) welcomed an archbishop’s encouraging review of its landmark 2004 book defending traditional marriage. Archbishop Elden Francis Curtiss of Omaha, Nebr. sent his Oct. 11 review of Defending a Higher Law: Why … Read more
On Sunday, October 17, residents in all of Oregon’s major cities could read full-page ads that claim it is not enough that Catholic politicians simply have the Faith, but they must also affirm it publicly. The statement, “Catholics Must Affirm Their Faith in Their Public Lives” appeared in Portland’s Oregonian as well … Read more
On Friday, October 15, the American Society for the Defense of Tradition, Family and Property joined together with tens of thousands of concerned Americans on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. to voice their repudiation of same-sex “marriage.” The event, titled “Mayday for Marriage,” was sponsored by pastors in the Puget Sound-area … Read more
Overwhelming is perhaps the best word to describe it. By a margin of almost 4-to-1 margin, Louisiana voters put a ban on same-sex “marriages” or civil unions in the state Constitution. Undemocratic is perhaps the best word to describe the efforts of pro-homosexual activists to overturn the results of the election. The … Read more
The Honorable J. Dennis Hastert, Speaker of the House The Honorable Tom DeLay, Majority Leader Office The Honorable Roy Blunt, House Majority Whip Dear Congressmen, The American Society for the Defense of Tradition, Family and Property (TFP) would like to ask you, as members of the House Leadership, to do everything in … Read more
A group of young Americans will be on the streets and college campuses of cities in Kentucky, Mississippi, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Louisiana to encourage people to vote Yes for traditional marriage state constitutional amendments on upcoming ballot initiatives. Members of the TFP Student Action will tour these five Southern states distributing flyers … Read more
Nearly three out of four Missourians who voted on Tuesday voiced their rejection of same-sex “marriage,” passing a state constitutional amendment defining that “marriage shall exist only between a man and a woman.” Missouri is the first of at least nine states scheduled to put similar constitutional amendments on the ballot. Although … Read more