Dear  John xxxxxx,

We just found out: 

The Künstlerhaus Vereinigung, a prestigious art center in the heart of Vienna, put up several very blasphemous “pieces of art” in its museum.

The scale of these blasphemies is unprecedented (read with caution):

   •    A crucified green frog mocks the Passion of Our Lord.
   •    A bearded man dressed as Our Lady is pictured holding a child.
   •    A rendition of the Pieta statue depicts Our Lady in complete nudity.
   •    And dozens of other irreverent or blasphemous items.

The Austrian TFP just launched a protest against these abominations, and its director asked if I could help him gather as many signatures as possible!

Please add your name to one of the most important petitions this year!

Click here to sign the protest to Künstlerhaus!

Several of the blasphemies were created by notorious LGBT activists, including Sumi Anjuman.

This is an international issue. Because God is omnipresent, and is offended no matter where the sins take place. And as His Children, we have an obligation to make reparation.

If you still need more reasons to sign the petition, this exhibit features:

   •    A female “Baby Jesus” picture;
   •    A liturgical vestment stained with blood, urine and feces.
   •    Immoral and erotic mockeries of sacred imagery.

Let’s flood the Künstlerhaus museum with petitions, demanding at this exhibit be cancelled without delay. Every day the exhibit remains in place is another day of vile blasphemy.

Here is the link to sign:

https://tfpstudentaction.org/petitions/protest-kunstlerhaus-vereinigung-blasphemy

This exhibit is scheduled to remain open through the Christmas season and into February. 

Enemies of the Church love to blaspheme at this sacred time of the year. As a result, our slogan for the campaign is “Christmas without blasphemy!”

Let’s defend the Child Jesus and stop this vulgar attack against Christmas and everything sacred.

God bless you for fighting the good fight.



John Ritchie
TFP Student Action Director 


P.S. -- Please pray that we can send a few TFP volunteers to Vienna to help coordinate a robust protest soon.  







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