Why Everyone Needs the First Commandment
Non-believers maintain that this Commandment and the two after it impose religious claims upon them and, therefore, should not be publicly displayed.
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View All"Do as I say, and there will be peace."
In the heart of twentieth-century Austria, a remarkable tale unfolded amidst the turbulent winds of political upheaval. One man stood resolute against the encroaching tide of communism. His name was Fr. Pavlicek, and his weapon was but a string of beads and fervent prayers.
Our Lady of Prompt Succor
Our Lady of Prompt Succor and the Battle of New Orleans (1815) The Mother of God Grants a Miraculous Victory!
What Did Our Lady Look Like at Fatima, Portugal?
The apparitions of Our Lady at Fatima, Portugal, in 1917, are referred to by many as the greatest Marian apparitions in history.
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View AllRevolution and Counter-Revolution
If there is a single book that can shed light amid the postmodern darkness, this is it.
Fatima: A Message More Urgent Than Ever
This book provides a powerful account of the wonderful events at Fatima, and the intriguing and subsequent messages to Sister Lucy.
St. Anthony of Padua
Free PDF download of "St. Anthony of Padua" by Fr Thomas de Saint-Laurent
Glories of Mary
Masterfully treating each phrase of the timeless prayer “Hail, Holy Queen,” St. Alphonsus unfolds the glories of the Blessed Virgin before your very eyes.
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View AllThe Future of America’s Greatness Depends on Us
I am proud to be an American. This natural and wholesome emotion is born of patriotism and love for my country. Thus, I desire and pray that America will...
Family Tip: The Power of a Good Book
Family Tip 8: All the buzz and commotion of technology seeks to stifle its ancient predecessor: the book. The empty chair in the library is producing increasingly more empty minds and the world is not a better place for it.
Democracy in the Hands of an Immoral Majority
This article is adapted from a lecture given to TFP members on December 4, 1993.