The
Fitzgerald Griffin Foundation was founded in 2003 to stand athwart the
forces that seek to destroy the glorious traditions and culture of Western
civilization. We do this through publishing projects — including
books and columns at fgfBooks.com — lectures, and conferences.
In the columns posted at our website and at our events,
we discuss multifarious issues such as the education of our youth (or
lack thereof), war and peace, religious liberty, history, totalitarianism
abroad and at home, art, music, films, books, politics, democracy, capitalism,
empire building, corruption in government, Communism, racism, liberalism,
conservatism, pre-born citizens’ rights, the sanctity of marriage,
the importance of the family unit, and Christianity — to name
just a few. Subscribers and donors to the foundation receive regular
emails with opinion columns and alerts about our upcoming activities.
A major part of our mission is to recover and preserve
the writings of great authors. In 2007, we released the classic book,
Shots Fired: Sam Francis On America’s Culture War, a collection
of the marvelous writer Samuel Francis. We are pleased to be able to
publish Joseph Sobran: The National Review Years — a collection
of outstanding columns from National Review magazine by our former resident
scholar Joe Sobran.
Fitzgerald Griffin Foundation
Miss Fran Griffin, O.P., Founder & President
Board of Directors
Miss Nona Aguilar, New York City
Dr. Jean-Francois Orsini, O.P. , Washington, D.C.
Mr. Charles Mills, Esq., Glen Cove, New York
Mr. Frank Creel, R.I.P., founding member
For more information contact
the:
Fitzgerald Griffin Foundation
P.O. Box 1383
Vienna, VA 22183