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Killing You Softly
By Judie Brown The intentional act of taking the life of a person used to be quite simply defined as murder or manslaughter, but now there is another category: medical aid in dying (MAiD). Examining the concept of projecting ahead six months as a determinant of when assisted suicide may be practiced, Dr. Chuck Dinerstein opined, “A humane society can debate whether MAiD belongs within the...
Pondering the Crucifixion
By Judie Brown Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen once wrote, “It is part of the discipline of God to make His loved ones perfect through trial and suffering. Only by carrying the cross can one reach the Resurrection.” This simple statement has become the stumbling block for...
A Legal, Lethal Torpedo
By Judie Brown A naval torpedo looks like a long, round bullet. Mifepristone, the abortion pill, looks similar but without the pointed nose. Both are instruments designed to cause maximum damage and death. While feminists roar about the necessity of having such a...
Lowly the Inchworm
By Judie Brown The Lowly I remember was an adorable Richard Scarry character who fascinated us when our grandchildren were hearing the stories. But in daily life inchworms are very bad for plants, causing damage that can result in overall weakening. This reminds me of...
The Devil in Plain Sight
By Judie Brown There is an Academy Award-nominated short documentary entitled The Devil Is Busy. The film deals with abortion, but not in the sense we faithful might expect. Spinning a tale about the Georgia abortion clinic featured in the documentary, an MSN article...
An American Obsession
By Judie Brown Recent headlines inform the electorate that wholesale killing is so deeply ingrained in our cultural psyche that on any particular day the most horrific of crimes against human dignity go unacknowledged. In New Mexico, preborn children are being...
Always Look on the Bright Side
By Judie Brown Spamalot was a silly Broadway comedy with a very uplifting song entitled “Always Look on the Bright Side of Life.” It was the song that stayed in your head long after the performance was over. And whether you liked the production or not, that lyrical...