Six Performances, One Mission: Denis Brings Steadfast Prayer to Yuma
Our rally captains continue to gather in cities across the country to hold peaceful and legal protest rallies against Paranormal Cirque shows. These events, open to children as young as 13, promote Satanism and feature demonic themes, blasphemous imagery and immoral content.
In Yuma, Arizona, rally captain Denis gathered his friends and family to pray when Paranormal Cirque visited the Arizona Market Place — and he didn’t stop at a single appearance. Denis and his group showed up
to pray outside all six performances of the show, each time offering steadfast public witness that Satan has no rights in Yuma.
“Overall, I thought they went very well. Although the sun was setting when we held the rallies, we had lights up, and I believe that pretty much all the attendees to the show saw our banner and knew why we were there,” Denis said. “Only one or two passersby were disrespectful to us. We ignored any opposition, held our rosaries out and kept praying.”
YUMA, AZ
Courage and the Rosary: One Woman’s Stand in New Jersey
Maria’s First Rally Inspires Community Support against Demonic Circus
In less than two weeks, captain Maria organized a rally against a Paranormal Cirque showing in Freehold, New Jersey, and proved that even one person, armed with Faith, can make a difference.
Despite several obstacles, Maria refused to let anything hinder her witness. Even when her daughter needed extra care that day, she pressed forward with the rally and made sure her voice was heard. Although she faced some opposition from passersby, she remained steadfast in prayer. She even shared a live video on Facebook to call others to prayer.
“When a passerby asked what religion I was, I proudly responded that I am Catholic and simply praying the rosary, and I showed him my rosary from Jerusalem,”
Maria said. “A married couple joined me in prayer and offered their encouragement. This was my first protest rally, but I’m already looking forward to doing another one with more preparation time.”
Maria’s example shows how one determined soul can inspire others and offer a strong public witness to defend God and Our Lady in the face of darkness.
Now more than ever, we need Catholics willing to take a stand. If you feel called to defend the innocence of children and bring prayer into the public square, consider becoming a Rally Captain in your own community. Your witness—no matter how small it may seem—can make a powerful difference.
Our Lady Inspires Growing Rosary Rallies Across South Florida
Our faithful and dedicated prayer warrior, Sergio, continues to lead two monthly rosary rallies in Coral Gables and Miami, Florida. Each month, participation grows — a beautiful, but urgent reminder of how easy it is to bring the community together in prayer.
“We continue to gather on the last Saturday of every month for a very blessed men’s rosary in Ponce de Leon Circle in Coral Gables,” Sergio shared. “We also host a very blessed traditional rosary in Tropical Park in Miami. During our last rally, we received many
honks and signs of approval from the heavy traffic passing by. We continue to spread the word so new members will join us.”
Sergio explained that each month’s rally focuses on a different intention, helping everyone remember the many offences perpetrated against God and Our Lady. Recent themes included a celebration of Our Lady of Fatima’s first apparition and a special Mother’s Day rosary procession.
CORAL GABLES, FL
FREEHOLD, NJ
Victory Through Prayer: Mobile Story Time Canceled Again
As Saint Joan of Arc said, “The soldiers will fight and God will grant the victory.” That truth was seen once again when the Books‑A‑Million Mobile Drag Queen Story Time event in Mobile, Alabama, was canceled for the third time following peaceful public opposition from TFP‑ANF friends and supporters.
The event was originally scheduled to take place at Oyster City restaurant. But after strong push‑back from peaceful, legal rosary rallies, the drag performer scheduled to appear withdrew and the venue chose to cancel the event entirely.
Books‑A‑Million then attempted to relocate the event to its Mobile office, but the company’s corporate leadership ultimately decided to cancel it again.
This series of cancellations shows the real impact that peaceful public protests can have. When Catholics stand together in the public square, their witness inspires courage
and calls upon God to stop events that undermine the innocence of children.
By hosting a rally in your own town, you can help ensure that events like this do not take root in your community — and you can help win more victories for God and Our Lady. Remember, we are the soldiers!
MOBILE, AL
Rosaries Raised High: Houston Rally
Defends the Innocence of Children
Prayer warriors gathered outside Gerry’s Grill in Houston, Texas, for a peaceful rosary rally to defend our children’s innocence by protesting the all ages drag show taking place inside. The group was led by rally captain Guadalupe and included 15 young men who joined the rally on their return from the annual spring Call to Chivalry Camp sponsored by Tradition, Family & Property/America Needs Fatima.
to stand up and make a public witness of our Faith. Innocence needs to be protected in our days, especially the innocence found in children. Today was a good example of how we should make public reparation and I know Our Heavenly Mother is pleased with our efforts. Viva Cristo Rey!”
Prayer and action reveal the strength that comes when the faithful unite in public prayer. When the faithful come together, even for a single hour, their witness offers reparation to God and Our Lady, strengthens the community. It encourages others to stand firm and brings grace into places that need it most.
The response from passersby was overwhelming, with many cars and trucks honking in support of the rally and in opposition to gender ideology. Joseph Dunlap, one of the young men, stated, “It was a good opportunity HOUSTON,
A Rosary, Two People, and a Powerful Public Witness
Indiana Catholics Denounce All-Ages Drag Brunch
When Alessandra heard about all ages drag brunches in Westfield and Indianapolis, Indiana, she immediately organized two peaceful rallies of protest.
Although only Alessandra and her husband were able to attend, she never hesitated to move forward. She understood the power of public prayer — even when only a few people are present — and she felt a deep responsibility to peacefully protest an event that seeks to normalize LGBTQ behaviors, harmful to children and families, under the guise of entertainment.
“The rallies went well and were pretty peaceful,” Alessandra said. “At the first rally, a security guard saw us praying and didn’t make us stop; he just asked that we stay on public property and keep it peaceful. We assured him that was our intent and we would follow the rules. During the other rally, one woman stopped her car in front of us and shouted insults, but we kept praying and did not pay attention to her.”
From the desk of
Robert E. Ritchie
Instead of remaining places of learning, many libraries are becoming environments where children are exposed to materials that undermine their innocence. What was once a safe space for young minds to grow and discover the world is now filled with books containing immoral and explicit LGBTQ themes directed toward children.
Even more troubling is how few people seem willing to confront this issue. In many communities, children as young as four are being encouraged to read books that promote LGBTQ themes and topics such as gender fluidity — content that is inappropriate in any setting — and contrary to the moral formation parents expect from public institutions.
As a result, children across America face a moral crisis every time they step into their school library.
You and I know it is morally wrong to subject children to books containing graphic content and pornographic portrayals of unnatural vice. No child’s innocence should ever be compromised by any school or local library.
Yet, as the guardians of their children before God, many parents are courageously standing up to say that this content has no place in their communities. Across the country, parents, grandparents and indeed, concerned citizens
We know God will make the most of our public action and prayers. Alessandra and her husband’s quiet witness reminds us that even a single rosary prayed in public is strengthened by the presence of countless angels and therefore, multiplied in grace.
WESTFIELD,
IN
are holding rosary rallies, speaking out at school board meetings and signing petitions urging local libraries to remove pornographic and LGBTQ‑themed books. Their public witness shows that the faithful are not willing to remain silent while children’s innocence is at stake.
I hope you’ll join them in a special campaign dedicated to protecting the moral formation of our children. Gather your family and friends and pray the rosary in public as a peaceful act of protest and a visible reminder that families want wholesome, age‑appropriate materials, not the pornographic and immoral books being offered in schools and public libraries.
It’s easy to participate—simply choose any day and time in August and September that works for you. To sign up, please fill out the enclosed Confirmation Receipt or email Protest@ TFP.org.
Please help me honor God and Our Lady and defend our children by taking a stand against immoral content in our schools and libraries. Your rosary rally is a true act of love for God, for families and for the children who depend on us.
Sincerely in Jesus and Mary,
Robert E. Ritchie Executive Director