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Prince Bertrand Presents Considerations about Preparing for the Fatima Chastisement
The 2026 National Conference of the American Society for the Defense of Tradition, Family and Property (TFP) took place at its National Headquarters in Spring Grove, Pennsylvania, on October 23-25. As is the tradition at the end of these gatherings, Prince Bertrand of…
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Anticipating Purgatory’s Pains with Ultimate Trust in God
This article is the fifteenth part of a series about Purgatory, a topic that is rarely discussed today. A knowledge of Purgatory is essential if souls are to avoid the pains of this place of expiation. The previous article can be found here. * * * As he begins the second part of…
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They Welcomed Barabbas Then, and They Welcome him Again
The signs are everywhere; on front lawns, in coffee-shop windows, on the doors of campus ministry offices. “All Are Welcome.” “Hate Has No Home Here.” “Love is love.” These are catchy phrases that often prove false. These slogans don’t apply the moment a young man in a red sash…
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The 2026 TFP Conference Navigates a Course for America’s Return to Our Lady
Imagine a roomful of nearly two hundred people gathered with one common goal—to discern Our Lord’s and Our Lady’s expectations for the United States in the twenty-first century. Such a gathering would necessarily be both intelligent and devout. It would cut across ages,…
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5 Reasons Why a Catholic Should Not Celebrate Halloween
The day before a significant feast is known as a vigil or eve. Such days have historically been a time for spiritual preparation, reflection, and occasionally fasting and penance prior to the feast’s celebration. October 31 is the eve of All Saints’ Day, making it an ideal…
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Does a Good Haircut Matter?
“The habit doesn’t make the monk,” but it definitely helps. The soldier’s uniform, the priest’s cassock, or the schoolboy’s uniform does not make them who they are. It does, however, influence the way a person thinks and acts. It identifies him to the public. A man is made up of…
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Cluny Abbey: The Monastery that Rewrote the Rules of the Middle Ages
Cluny, the famous abbey in Burgundy, led the monastic reform of the High Middle Ages. Academic studies about Cluny have multiplied, and the monastery’s prestige has grown accordingly. Its glorious history, now better known, arouses an ever-increasing interest and even enthusiasm…
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American TFP Launches Campaign Demanding Cancellation of Satanic Invocation Scheduled for Election Day
OTTUMWA, Iowa—The American Society for the Defense of Tradition, Family and Property (TFP) has just launched a petition drive asking Mayor Benjamin Foote of Ottumwa, Iowa, to cancel a Satanic invocation scheduled for November 3, which is also Election Day. The controversy began…
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Advice For Catholic Families Seeking Real Happiness
Families have the obligation to maintain their social standing and family name at all levels in society. They have a duty of honor to themselves never to lower their standards, except when necessary to avoid sin. Therefore, families have a duty to save money, work and keep…
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Simon of Cyrene and the Call to Carry the Cross in an Age of Revolution
Among all the figures in the Passion of Our Lord, Simon of Cyrene stands out for his simplicity. He is neither an apostle nor a well-known disciple, but an ordinary man. This outsider from North Africa comes to Jerusalem to observe the Passover. He is taken from the crowd and…
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Five Reasons Why You Should Sign a Petition
“Another petition! What’s the point?” This objection comes up often. A signature alone can’t repeal a law, force a bureaucrat to back down, stop a movie or immediately change a political decision. However, such an attitude toward a petition fails to address its true purpose. If…
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Blessed Charles Habsburg: Emperor in Troubled Times
Today, October 21, the Catholic Church celebrates the feast day of Blessed Charles I of Austria, also known as Charles Habsburg. Curiously, we celebrate his feast day on the day he got married, not on the day of his death. He unexpectedly became Emperor of Austria-Hungary,…