Stand for God: Sign the Petition to Stop the Blasphemous Vienna Exhibit Today

  • November 25, 2025
Tell the museum to stop its display of vile blasphemy.
Blasphemy is not art. Urge the Künstlerhaus Vereinigung museum in Austria to stop offending God, His Holy Mother, and faithful worldwide.
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At the very heart of Vienna, Austria, inside one of the city’s prominent museums, a public exhibition is displaying images and installations that offend God and Our Lady.

The Künstlerhaus Vereinigung, supported by public funding, has opened a show containing depictions that distort, mock, or blaspheme the Passion of Christ, the Mother of God, and the holy mysteries of our faith.

Among the most blasphemous displays are (read with caution):

  • A crucified green frog that mocks Our Lord’s Passion.
  • A bearded man dressed as Our Lady is pictured holding a child.
  • A rendition of the Pieta statue depicts Our Lady in complete nudity.
  • Liturgical vestment stained with blood, urine and feces.
  • Other immoral mockeries of sacred imagery.

For Christians across Austria, Europe, and beyond, the timing is especially painful: this exhibit remains open throughout Advent, Christmas, and into February—the very seasons in which the Church contemplates the Incarnation with love and reverence.

Silence is not an option

The Austrian TFP, together with TFP Student Action, has launched an urgent petition asking that the exhibit be closed. Their message is simple: where God is attacked, the faithful have a duty to make reparation and to speak up.

The petition calls upon Tanja Prušnik, President of the Künstlerhaus Vereinigung, to withdraw the exhibition out of respect for the faith that shaped Austria as a nation and culture and continues to guide millions of its citizens.

A call to defend what is sacred

We know that public blasphemy does real spiritual harm. And because God is offended wherever His glory is denied, the faithful everywhere have a responsibility to stand up—peacefully, firmly, and without hesitation.

This is why the campaign’s rallying cry is: “Christmas Without Blasphemy.”

Add your name today

If you believe that what is holy must be respected—and that public institutions should not promote works that blaspheme Our Lord and His Blessed Mother—your signature is needed immediately.

Sign the petition to defend the honor of God and Our Lady.