So every Halloween, my children hand a big sign on our front storm door saying:

“As traditional Roman Catholics, we do not celebrate Halloween.  However, tomorrow is the Feast of All Saints, and if you would like to come back then dressed as a saint, we would be happy to give you some candy.”

Well, even though we had our front lights off, some water heads can’t figure it out, and make it to the door.

Apparently, at least one of them was a fag, and between the sign, the statue in the front yard of the BVM flanked by statues of angels, the 10 passenger van, etc., we represented everything the fag (or fαɢs) hated.

So they decided to come back last night at some point, and planted about 10 small rainbow fag flags in my front yard.

We were eating breakfast, and my seven year-Old said, “Dad, who out all the rainbow flags in the yard?”

To plagiarize a bad movie: “I wish I could have caught them doing it.  I’d have given anything to catch them doing it.  It would have been worth them doing it, just so I could have caught them doing it.”

My 9 year-old who wrote the sign is very excited that he is getting persecuted for standing up for God and Church, and we are quite proud of him too.

It is entirely possible that someone did it as a prank, perhaps to try and "freak out" the traditionalist Catholic family, and that it wasn't necessarily done by ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖs, nor for ideological reasons.  As "persecution" goes, it's pretty tame.  If this day goes like most, I will be "persecuted" for my Faith far worse than this before the day is over.  You develop a very thick skin and just let it go, don't even acknowledge it, be at peace.

Planting a few flags in the ground is not vandalizing and it's certainly not persecution.  I can see how you might be irritated at the lack of "respect" but I'd also argue that you brought this upon yourself.  By publically proclaiming you would not take part in Halloween, based on religious grounds, you are setting yourself up for a conflict, and one that is unnecessary.  Firstly, because Halloween is not anti-Catholic.  It may not be a catholic holiday but it's certainly not wrong.  Secondly, if you want to avoid Halloween then just shut off the front lights and don't answer the door.  This isn't hiding your Faith; it's just knowing that the purpose of your sign ('instructing the ignorant') will not have an effect on most people, so it's better to avoid the situation.
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Our country (and most societies) are becoming more and more uptight, stressed and angry due to deteriorating economic, social and political environments.  Prudence dictates that we should not start religious conflicts if we don't have to.  We should be "tolerant" (even though I hate that word) of those non-Catholic practices that are not sinful, even if they aren't catholic.  If not, then people will look at us as perfectionists or overly-rigid and we give Catholicism a bad name.  Moderation applies here.