Honor Thy Mother and Thy Father
At first glance, the Fourth Commandment might seem childish, something that simply means to obey one’s parents until becoming an adult. This is far from the truth.

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View AllOur Lady: Undoer of Knots
The practice and origin of devotion to Our Lady Undoer of Knots goes back to the second century.
The Flying Friar
September 18: Saint Joseph of Cupertino was called "the Flying Friar" because of his frequent levitations. With comments from Professor Plinio Correa de Oliveira.
Feast of the Most Holy Name of Mary
On September, 11, 1683, Turkish Muslims were at the brink of destroying the Church. The next day, September, 12 1963, the Church was saved under the banner of Mary Most Holy.
Prayers & Devotions
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View AllThe Virgin Mary
In this book Father Raymond de Thomas de Saint-Laurent’s masterfully reflects on the life of the Virgin Mary.
The Rosary Guide Booklet
An illustrated guide to praying the rosary, with meditations.
An American Knight
This book is inspiring and engaging and recounts the crib-to-grave biography of a great American hero, Colonel John W. Ripley.
I Have Weathered Other Storms
This books is a response to the scandals and democratic reforms that threaten the Catholic Church, it is the work of the TFP’s Committee on American Issues who put together the research and observations.
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The Divine Shepherdess
The devotion to the Divine Shepherdess dates back to 1703, when the Virgin Mary asked a Capuchin Friar to spread devotion to her as Shepherdess of Souls.

Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Fr Thomas de Saint-Laurent, looks at the nine months that the soul of Mary had given form to her virginal body, and the hour her joyful birth.

Remembering Our Lady of Sorrows
Our Lady grants many graces to those who honor Her seven Sorrows. Let's remember to honor Her on September 15th, the Feast of Our Lady of Sorrows.