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Champions

Champions

By Judie Brown A champion is a warrior, someone who stands for justice and often does so against the world. As Christ said, “I have told you all this so that you may find peace in me. In the world you will have hardship, but be courageous: I have conquered the world.” The soldiers in Christ’s army stand against all evil, especially as it relates to the vulnerable person who deserves...

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The Ginsburg Principle

By Judie Brown Supreme Court justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has died, but the legacy that she leaves behind will not die. She is described as a feminist icon whose uncompromising support for abortion rights, homosexual rights, and other leftist cultural goals made her a...

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Speaking Truth Crushes Evil

By Judie Brown Fr. James Altman, pastor of St. James the Less in La Crosse, Wisconsin, has become a national hero to many. He has even been called the modern Elijah. Catholics who have heard his 10-minute homily entitled “You Cannot Be Catholic and a Democrat. Period”...

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The Ninety-Two

By Judie Brown Recently 92 members of Congress called on the Food and Drug Administration’s commissioner, Stephen Hahn, to redefine the abortion pill Mifeprex (mifepristone) as a “hazard” or “threat of danger.” The goal is to have the pill removed from the market....

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Commonplace Killing

By Judie Brown Healthcare dangers abound, as we have seen in many recent news stories. And these stories show just how little human life matters to some people. A recent complaint filed with the federal Occupational Health and Safety Administration by...

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Some Catholics Are Not!

By Judie Brown The Catholic faithful silently said a prayer of thanks for the words of Notre Dame’s famed former head coach Lou Holtz who told the nation the truth: that Joe Biden is a Catholic in name only. But my oh my, how the non-faithful scurried as they lined up...

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