Wherefore, in humility and fasting, we unceasingly offered our private prayers as well as the public prayers of the Church to God the Father through his Son, that he would deign to direct and strengthen our mind by the power … Continue reading
The Immaculate Conception: The Celebration of Privilege
December 7, 2016 | Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira 
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The Story of Saint Peter Claver, Apostle of Slaves
A disciple of Saint Alphonse Rodriguez, Peter Claver became a slave of the slaves in order to take them to heaven. His outstanding charity led him to fulfill everyone’s spiritual needs and combat their moral misery. His feast is … Continue reading
A 13,000 Rose Bouquet for Our Lady at Fatima!
October 27, 2011 | TFP.org
Those who participated in the Public Rosary Rallies were remembered in a special way at Fatima on October 13. On the huge plaza at the popular Marian shrine, over 13,000 red and white roses were displayed in honor of 7,515 … Continue reading
The Rosary Defeats God’s Enemies
Zeal for the Most Holy Name of Mary
In times past, people considered names to be symbolic of the person. This was so true that for a long time people even gave great importance to initials, a kind of symbol of the name, which in turn is a … Continue reading
Why the Miraculous Medal Is So Important to Catholics
Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal was the first great step toward the re-Marianization of the nineteenth century, preparing the great movement of souls that culminated with the proclamation of the dogma of the Immaculate Conception. On November 27, 1830, … Continue reading
A First Milestone in the Rise of the Counter-Revolution
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Last February 11 marked the 150th anniversary of the first apparition of Our Lady in Lourdes. In light of this anniversary year, we are publishing the following article that was originally written on the centennial of the apparitions in 1958. … Continue reading
The Rosary and Saint Dominic Defeat Heresy
May 8, 2008 | TFP.org
The Rosary — as spiritual weapon against evil — has a very long and precious history. In twelfth and thirteenth century France, a group of heretics known as the Albigensians was destroying the minds of the Catholic laity with its … Continue reading
Prince Bertrand Warmly Welcomed in St. Louis
On January 12-16, the city of St. Louis received its own when Prince Bertrand of Orleans-Braganza visited the city named after his ancestor. The Prince was in the city to deliver the keynote speech at the Seventh Annual Marian Conference … Continue reading
On a Marian Pilgrimage: The Return of Our Great Queen
February 13, 2004 | John Horvat II
On a pilgrimage to visit the miraculous statue of Our Lady of Good Success, I embarked for Quito, Ecuador with great expectations. Part of my task in taking part in this TFP pilgrimage was to help with the solemnities of … Continue reading
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