ANTI-BLASPHEMY CENTRAL

The History of a Nationwide Protest Against The Da Vinci Code- June 3, 2006On May 19, 2006, The Da Vinci Code was released nationwide, and a polarized America was stirred up all the more with this latest example of blasphemy against the Faith.
TFP to Columbia Pictures: Release the Script!- September 13, 2005While The Da Vinci Code book is a nationwide bestseller with plenty of publicity, not much is known about the film version of the novel. In a measure that appears to avoid controversy, the movie company is keeping the movie script under wraps. Its web site lists no details on the set.
Protesting Blasphemy: Stop the Da Vinci Code! - Friday, June 3, 2005The book, The Da Vinci Code, is bad enough. However, now this bestseller is soon to be made into a major Hollywood movie by Columbia Pictures.
Avowed Lesbian Cast as God: Not Even the Idea of God is Sacred - Jan. 13, 2005Many wrongly criticize those who protest blasphemy claiming that the most effective way to fight against blasphemous productions it is to ignore them and they will go away.
Protesting Two Mommies in Portland - December 6, 2004When we found out that the blasphemous production, "Jesus Has Two Mommies" was playing in Portland Oregon on December 1, we knew immediately that we had to protest. It was a point of honor, We can not let Our Lady and the Holy Family go undefended.
Protest the Blasphemous "Saint Clinton" Merchandise - September 24, 2004A graphic designer makes blasphemous representation of the Sacred Heart with the face of former President Clinton. Read about this blasphemy and voice your outrage.NO! to the Blasphemous “Jesus” Doll!- March 26, 2004Outraged Catholics braved low temperatures and fierce winds as they lined Mall Street on March 21 at the main entrance to the King of Prussia Mall in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania to protest a blasphemous “dress-up Jesus” doll sold by Urban Outfitters. Since the protest, the retailer has reportedly discontinued the sales of this offensive item.Taking Our Lord’s Side in Madison - March 5, 2004Catholics turned out and protested Terrence McNally’s blasphemous play, Corpus Christi, on Friday night, March 5, in Madison, Wisconsin at the Bartell Theatre.
URGENT ACTION ITEM!Madness in Madison - September 22, 2003It has been six long years since playwright Terrence McNally first staged his play Corpus Christi in New York City. Since then, the work, which portrays Our Lord Jesus Christ and the apostles as homosexuals, has generated protests, local indignation and negative publicity at alternative theaters. Thousands of Catholics have come to Our Lord’s defense with vibrant and moving acts of reparation. No major venue has dared touch it.TFP ACTION ALREADY IN THE NEWS!
Adding Fuel to the Fire - August 15, 2003In the supercharged atmosphere of the abuse scandals, Peter Mullan’s film The Magdalene Sisters is a sensationalist melodrama that only adds fuel to the fire. Click here for more.
Rekindling the Controversy- June 26, 2003No content with with the public outrage she caused in 2001, Alma Lopez seems destined to test fate once again. Her blasphemous computer collage "Our Lady" is appearing once again. Click here to protest.
Being Effective in Cincinnati - June 14, 2003The rally served to pay reparation for the offense against Our Lord and the Church. It united Catholics from across the city in common cause ready for future actions. Lastly, it also sent a strong message to pro-blasphemy supporters that such presentations will not be accepted sitting down.
Close the Curtains on Corpus Christi in Cincinnati - May 16, 2003Defend the Catholic Faith by letting Cincinnati Mayor Charles Luken and the Know Theatre know that Catholics will not tolerate this abuse.
Protest Blasphemous Play at MIT - April 10, 2003The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) will be showing the blasphemous "The Most Fabulous Story Ever Told." Click the image above to protest against this affront to the Catholic faith.
When Outrageous Becomes Blasphemous - Jan. 29, 2003Many of us buy wall calendars but after casually flipping through the pictures the first two weeks of the year we tend to forget them. Ozzy Osbourne’s latest extravagant effort, a family calendar, is hard to forget.
American Catholics Reject BBC Pseudo-Documentary - December 22, 2002On Sunday, December 22, TFP volunteers, and supporting members of America Needs Fatima from the Washington, D.C. area held a prayer vigil and protest rally in front of the British Broadcasting Corporation's (BBC) American headquarters in Bethesda, Maryland.
Two Different Worlds at Two Mommies Protest - December 7, 2002Braving the elements, over 125 people gathered to protest the Somerville Theater's lesbian version of the Christmas story. TFP and America Needs Fatima members responded to the play with a nationwide campaign of prayer and peaceful protest. On Saturday, December 7, a prayer vigil and rally of reparation in front of the theater marked the conclusion of the campaign.
Flop in America: Fr. Amaro Meets Protest and Prayer - December 4, 2002The highly-offensive movie The Crime of Father Amaro was supposedly a success in Mexico but it seems to be falling flat in America. Everywhere it goes it is meeting with protests, prayer and…cancellations.
Viva Cristo Rey on Hollywood Boulevard - November 14, 2002On November 14, Hollywood Boulevard was home to an out-of-character event when 125 Catholics assembled at Galaxy Theaters for a rally of peaceful protest and reparation hosted by the American TFP's America Needs Fatima campaign.
Stirring up the Windy City - September 25, 2002Throwing mud at the Catholic Church has become fashionable because Catholics rarely stand up for their Faith. With this in mind, the American TFP decided to take such a stand in Chicago.
"Dangerous Lives" Underscores Tragic Times - August 15, 2002Although there are worse films showing in the nation's theaters, "The Dangerous Lives of Altar Boys" is symptomatic of our times.
Catholics Rally at ABC Protest - June 22, 2002When a few dozen protesters appeared in front of Boston’s Catholic Cathedral to protest local scandals, major media coverage could not have been greater. However, when two hundred protesters appeared on the same weekend on a media giant’s doorstep, enduring the hot southern Californian sun, reporters were hard to find.
Catholics Protest Blasphemy in California's Wine Country - March 17, 2002The city of Napa is traditionally known as the California's leading wine center. Now it is known for what Catholics across the country consider blasphemous anti-Catholic "art" displays.
NobleWorks Card Company - March 1, 2002It is a sad state of things when even a simple trip to the supermarket could be an occasion to view insults ridiculing the Faith. That is exactly what is happening as a leading greeting card company is marketing cards with dirty jokes and cartoons about Jesus, Mary and the Catholic Faith.
Museum of International Folk Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico - June 30, 2001Nearly a thousand Catholics gathered and prayed in front of Santa Fe's Museum of International Folk Art to express their outrage at an exhibit they considered blasphemous. The June 30 rally centered on Alma Lopez's "Our Lady," an "art" display that has divided this New Mexican city for months.
The Brooklyn Museum of Art - April 21, 2001On April 21, hundreds of Catholics gathered and prayed in front of the Brooklyn Museum of Art in a peaceful rally of protest to express their outrage at an exhibit they considered blasphemous. The controversy centered around two portrayals of Jesus Christ on display as "art" at the museum.
Corpus Christi at the University of Akron - February 4, 2001When blasphemy reared its ugly head on the University of Akron with three showings of the play Corpus Christi(see below), Catholics could not remain silent.
Dogma - October 4, 2000Nearly two thousand Catholics gathered in front of New York City’s Lincoln Center to express their outrage at the controversial film’s October 4 debut at the New York Film Festival.
Corpus Christi - September 1997Thousands of Catholics voice their outrage over the blasphemous play Corpus Christi.
The Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles - December 7, 1997In the fall of 1997, the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles exhibited a statue of Our Lady of Grace with a drain pipe through her womb.
Last Temptation - 1988Slightly more than two years after Hail Mary, Universal Studios released The Last Temptation of Christ.
Hail Mary - 1986It portrayed the life of the young Blessed Virgin up to the time of the birth of Jesus in the most vulgar, demeaning, immodest, and blasphemous way possible.

What is Blasphemy?

Coming from a combination of the Greek words, blaptein meaning "to injure" and pheme meaning "reputation", The Catholic Encyclopedia defines “blasphemy” as "gross irreverence towards any person or thing worthy of exalted esteem." Thus, when anybody mocks the Catholic religion, he or she is blaspheming against God Himself.CLICK HERE FOR MORE...

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