Last year, the American TFP sent a few young volunteers to join local Catholics to hold a prayer protest against the blasphemous Russian River Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence in Guerneville, California. These “sisters” held a drag queen storytime event for children of all ages, including toddlers, at the local library. What … Read more
Fr. James Martin, S.J., has gained notoriety for promoting homosexual sin within the Catholic Church. He travels across the country, giving talks that attempt to build a bridge between Catholics and behaviors explicitly condemned by the Catechism. However, it is not every day that the “Rainbow Jesuit” speaks at an event attended … Read more
What should a Catholic do when he finds out that a group of blasphemous drag “nuns” will be reading to children in a public library? Protest. That’s why The American Society for the Defense of Tradition, Family, and Property (TFP) organized a rosary rally of reparation outside of a California library as … Read more
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE GUERNEVILLE, Calif.—On June 22, the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence will be reading to young children at the Guerneville Regional Library. The “sisters” are a group of men who lewdly dress as “nuns” and perform vulgar shows that blasphemously mock Catholics. Some of their activities include portraying homosexual men pole … Read more
“[The present] crisis… spreads or unfolds, by the very order of things, in all powers of the soul, all fields of culture, and, in the end, all realms of human action.” These words were written sixty-four years ago by TFP founder Professor Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira, in his great work Revolution and … Read more
It’s not often that an event deals with such a wide range of topics as the TFP Regional Conferences in northern and southern California. TFP speaker Julio Loredo quipped, “It started with the devils and ended with the angels.” On May 14, the TFP Southern California Regional Conference was held at the … Read more
Nearly one year ago, daily communicants across California were shocked when their priests announced from the pulpit that public sacraments would be suspended until further notice. Several weeks later, the state imposed one of the most strict lockdowns in the country. For months, California Catholics were forced to search for clandestine access … Read more
The Unexpected Success of the 2021 San Francisco Walk for Life In a time of division unseen since the Civil War, most Americans can agree on one thing: the past year has been chaos. Whether it be the virus, the lockdowns, the burning of cities, the election confusion, or the storming of … Read more
In early June, the American TFP set out with an ambitious goal. They planned to pray the rosary publicly at every state capital and in as many US territories as possible. In the face of the overwhelming chaos and confusion that currently reigns in America, these prayers would ask the Blessed Mother … Read more
Elizabeth Bruenig’s New York Times op-ed “A Saint’s Sins” was a lengthy indictment of the character and actions of Saint Junipero Serra. It is tempting to refer to it as a masterpiece of character assassination, except that it is not masterful. It recycles modernist and old anti-Catholic attacks that ignore the historical … Read more