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To Be a Mother
By Judie Brown During his last Angelus address before Christmas day, Pope Francis emphasized that “no child is ever a mistake” and that “a child is a gift of life.” This papal celebration of motherhood is in stark contrast to America’s abortion fetish. Sometimes the mere mention of motherhood tosses fuel on the pro-abortion pyre similar to what we might see during a real...
Silent Pulpits Kill Souls
By Judie Brown Monsignor Charles Pope recently wrote a comprehensive article on the failure of American Catholic Church leadership to teach the truth about what is required for any Catholic to worthily receive the body and blood of Christ in the Eucharist. What he...
Babies by the Numbers
By Judie Brown According to reports, the abortion rate in the United States continues to decline. In its article on this subject, the Guttmacher Institute—the research arm of Planned Parenthood—says in its summary: “The decline in abortions appears to be related to...
The Long March to Imposed Death
By Judie Brown By voice vote, the Palliative Care Health Education and Training Act passed the House of Representatives. We will never know who voted for or against this bad bill because nobody had his/her vote recorded. This is a cowardly thing, but genuinely...
Let Us Go Rejoicing
By Judie Brown The responsorial psalm this past Sunday garnered this response from the congregation: “Let us go rejoicing to the house of the Lord!” What a marvelous exclamation of joy and exultation from the children of God who realize that thanksgiving is an...
Choosing Order or Chaos
By Judie Brown The opportunity to create order out of chaos exists for everyone. But some folks like to play the odds by calling a thing what it is not in order to deceive the unsuspecting. That is creating chaos on purpose. For example, news of the Ohio so-called...
CLSP and Bear Food—A Culture of Life Combination
By Nick Ciancio Bear Food may be a small peanut business in Macon, Georgia, but owner Mac Brydon is doing big things—and that includes more than just selling peanuts. He is trying to break a trend. More than 80 percent of adults with disabilities or special needs are...