Help these boys become bold & brave champions for moral values

Dear friends,




please, read this message that John Ritchie (TFP Student Action) has sent to me:

Dear Mr. Fucilone,

I’m in a tight spot... I confess.

Because I said “yes” to several boys who begged to come to our Call to Chivalry youth camp in Pennsylvania.

The 10-day camp starts on June 8.

And ever since the Boy Scouts of America gave up their moral values there's been a big surge of interest for our camps. So now we're gearing up for camps in Pennsylvania, California, Louisiana and Wisconsin.

Dozens and dozens of boys are coming.

But I’m scrambling to find generous souls to sponsor at least 2 boys in need -- Alex and James.




In a daring leap of faith, I told them to come.

Alex is a promising young leader. But his mother passed away a couple months ago. So the camp will be a great encouragement for him at this difficult time.

James is so excited to come. And of course his parents want him to grow up without falling into the snares of immorality and sin.

But some families struggle to make ends meet. And our budget is so strained that I am forced to turn to you for help.

TFP camps are life-changing experiences. Where boys can become Catholic gentlemen... they learn about virtue… about Crusader Saints and about uplifting role models that Hollywood completely hides.

The camp has a vital focus:
Form strong, pure and courageous Catholic leaders.

Like never before, we need Godly leaders.

Because:

-- For the first time in American history, a public Satanic Black Mass was held in Oklahoma City. Another one is scheduled on August 15, 2016.

-- Open persecution against the family has begun: The Obama administration issued a directive ordering all schools in the nation to accept transgender access to all bathrooms. And schools that don't allow boys and girls to share the same restroom or shower together were threatened with financial cuts.

That's why these camps are so important right now.

But many o f the boys who come to our camps are from families that work hard to make ends meet, and want their boys to respect God and His law and be prepared to fight the good fight.

But they simply can’t afford the $460 it costs for our 10-day camp.

That’s why I am asking you to please consider sponsoring a boy like Alex with a gift of $25 or $50 or $100 or even $460 (a full sponsorship).

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Also -- I invite you to consider sponsoring Alex or James with a gift of $460.

How wonderful that would be.

Rest assured that your gift – no matter the size – will help build a new generation of Godly boys, and will be greatly appreciated.

This is a once in a lifetime experience for many boys, even though, to put on such a first-rate camp in Pennsylvania, I will need to raise $16,400 by May 31.

Three more Chivalry camps will present more financial burdens too.

Is it worth it? Absolutely!

You see, when you consider we’re helping to sanctify souls, not to mention some of the surprises I’ve planned for boys like Alex and James to enjoy...
A pro-life rally at an abortion facility. (Here is a video of this)
Sports, treasure hunt, a mountain climb.

If it is raining outside, inside there are all kinds of games – including Ping-Pong and Chess, Charades, Krinky, Risk, Scrabble, Monopoly and Pictionary.
For the “Medieval Games,” boys get dressed in medieval costumes. Each group has a patron saint. They pick a battle cry such as “St. Louis the King, pray for us!”

Read about last year’s camp here

And for the soul, the boys enjoy lectures on devotion to Mary, lives of the Saints, Confession, Catholic morality and Church history.

After dinner, the boys say the Rosary in a torchlight procession. And I cannot forget the all-night prayer vigil before a relic of the True Cross. Each boy gets a half-hour time slot, and they do it cheerfully.

This is how one boy described it:

“This has been the happiest time of my life.”

I hope you understand why I need your help to make this camp successful. Your support will be most appreciated and acknowledged.

Sponsor a boy in need today with your generous gift

Thank you for understanding why I must ask your help to form a new generation of young Catholic heroes for tomorrow.
With deepest gratitude,

Please, help these boys.

Sincerely.