TFP Conferences in Los Angeles, Sacramento and Honolulu

Written by Joseph Jordan

Regional conferences held in two states, spanning across an ocean, drew enthusiastic supporters of the American Society for the Defense of Tradition, Family and Property (TFP). The conferences were held in Sacramento and Los Angeles, California on the 19 and 20 of May, respectively and in Honolulu, Hawaii on the 26.

The theme of this year’s annual conferences was “Tradition, Family, Property: Where do We go From Here?” Mr. Michael Whitcraft, head of the TFP office in Los Angeles, spoke on the need for Catholics to be involved in the fight for principles. Mr. Norman Fulkerson showed how true happiness is in this fight for souls and Mr. James Bascom identified some of the adversaries of Christian civilization by exposing the errors of the Occupy Wallstreet Movement and its ideology.

The conference held in Honolulu, Hawaii.

In Hawaii, a former council member of the city of Honolulu joined old friends of the American TFP to listen to these talks. In California, some new contacts were made and added to the lively spirit enjoyed by everybody.