Street Campaigns - Socialism
May God protect American from socialism.
On Friday, June 8, TFP volunteers departed for rallies in four different destinations: Washington DC, Harrisburg, PA, New York, NY, and Philadelphia PA. Our mission: Defend the freedom of the Catholic Church against the onslaughts of the current federal administration.
She ripped the flier in two and, throwing it in the air, said: “I’m a socialist!” This behavior shocked students who hurried over: “Hey, that’s not right! Can we have a copy of your flier?”
I am writing from San Antonio, a charming city named after Saint Anthony of Padua. This region is blessed with a rich Catholic heritage harking back to the days when Franciscan missionaries arrived from Spain in 1691.
Last night we enjoyed a delicious meal at the home of a gracious family in Manvel and after a good night's rest, we departed to Austin, the state capitol.
Although Houston is a large sprawling city, the streets downtown are fairly empty. However, after scanning the city for pedestrian traffic we found a broad mix of people, from lawyers to construction workers, near the courthouse and that is where the first campaign of the day started.
I am glad to tell you that the American TFP volunteers kicked off a new caravan in Texas. Our tour is taking us to a number of major cities in the Lone Star State with the clear goal of alerting the public about the growing dangers of socialist ideology in America.