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Photos from the Fifth Biennial Event:
Catholic Concerns: AI Domination?
Global Depression? World War III?
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Around 110 friends joined us on Sunday, May 31, 2025, the feast of the Queenship of Our Lady, at the Great Ball Room of The Ranch Events Center in Anaheim. We came together for our Fifth Biennial Event, where we spent five hours together from 4 to 9 pm.
Two hours were reserved for the talks. The first was our traditional Introduction and Overview of TIA’s activity in the past two years since the Event of 2023, delivered by Mr. Patrick Odou, who described the online meetings of the TIA with its South American friends and contingencies, as well as new works and projects, a pilgrimage to Carmel to visit California’s oldest statue Our Lady of Bethlehem, and the young men’s group Knights of Elias.
Mr. Atila Sinke Guimarães gave a riveting talk, presenting little considered aspects of the Internet and AI world, which seem to be the devil mocking the promises God made to man in the terrestrial Paradise. It was titled “AI Domination? Global Depression? World War III?” The second talk was by Dr. Marian Horvat, who spoke on “The Prophecies of La Salette & The Secret of Mary.” She brought the necessary spiritual hope for the audience.
The evening was marked by a warm convivium and lively conversation. Wine and delicious hors d’oeuvres were served, and guests enjoyed a new addition to the refreshments, a dessert table with lovely petit fours.
What follows are some photos of our Fifth Biennial Event.
Tributes to Our Lady of Good Success and Sr. Dr. Plinio
Guests conversing and checking out the book tables in the Grand Room
Top row, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph & Rosemarie Blaszak talk to Miss Rachel Lozowski with Miss Bernadette Escaro in the background; Mr. Mark Williams converses with Mr. Jason Runkle, and Mr. Nicholas Bassirpour with Mr. James Tamayo Jr.; second row, Mr. & Mrs. Phong & Stacy Le with Mr. Joseph Eastwood; Mr. Williams, Mrs. Lanier Hartnagle and Mr. Michael Aguilera
At left, Mr. Chris Enerson with special guest Mr. Julio Hurtado from Colombia, at right, special guest Mr. Michael Feodorov from Brazil with TIA web designer Mr. Phillip Mericle
Main speaker Mr. Guimarães addresses the guests in the Grand Ballroom
An overview of one side of the Grand Room during the talk of Dr. Horvat
Center, during his introduction Mr. Patrick Odou holds up an enlarged copy of the recently released 4th edition of In the Murky Waters of Vatican II; at left, Mr. Guimarães speaks on the heavy concerns of our times; at right, Dr. Horvat addresses the hope for the future
Mrs. Charlotte Lear shows a book to Mr. Eric Grywalski; at right, Mr. Larry Richardson makes a point with Mr. Atila
Top row, Mrs. Barbara de la Vega, Mrs. Linda Figueroa, and Mrs. Moira Malley; center, Event TIA helpers Mrs. Donna Emami & Mr. Michael Saint Amand; right, Mrs. Elizabeth Lozowski, Mrs. Serene Runkle & Mrs. Salwa Bachar; bottom row, Mr. and Mrs. Chris & Yolanda Isley and Mr. Jeff Nihil, right, Mr. Karol Arambula and his father Ricardo, Mrs. Esperanza Ramos and Mr. Julio Hurtado
Above left, Mrs. Lanier Hartnagle who arranged the flowers rests a moment before guests arrive with Miss Karen Evans, TIA volunteer at the book table; center, Mrs. Eileen Savelkoul from North Dakota visits with Miss Rachel Lozowski; at right, Mrs. Ellyn Miller at the sign-in table.
Top row, Mr. Karol Arambula and his mother Mrs. Rocio, Mr. Atila, Mr. Ricardo Arambula and his grandson, Mrs. Carmen Renteria, and TIA office worker Mr. Isaias Arambula; second row left, Mr. Julio Hurtado shows Mr. and Mrs. Chris and Teresa Enerson several of the books he published in Colombia, second row right, a side table of guests listens to the speeches
Left to right, Mr. and Mrs. Robert & Martha Lane, brothers John and James Lane, Miss Patricia Lane & Miss Catherine Croisette; bottom left, Mrs. Ursula Pathak is served an hors d’oeuvre; Mrs. Susan Dewitte from Arizona with friends from San Diego Mrs. Joan Pernicano and Mrs. Moira Malley
To be continued