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Female Zealots
By Judie Brown Harpies! Webster tells us that harpies are shrewish women who are capable of awful acts because of their dour nature. They are the sort of females who might have followed behind Christ as He carried His cross on Good Friday, heckling Him and acting in other peevish ways. These are the mythical women who came to mind when I read about the women who are striving to protect abortion...
Planned Parenthood Witches’ Brew
By Judie Brown William Shakespeare’s “Song of the Witches” contains a memorable line that reminds me of Planned Parenthood’s latest actions. The line “Double, double, toil and trouble; fire burn and cauldron bubble” defines in a sense all that Planned Parenthood is...
Abortion Venom Poisons Minds
By Judie Brown Venom is a toxic substance produced by some snakes and bees, among other creatures; it can and does have a lethal effect. But venom is also a spiteful, malicious feeling often called hatred or malevolence. It is a sad but true thing that those who...
Cowards and Spin Doctors vs. Square Shooters
By Judie Brown A square shooter, unlike a coward or a spin doctor, stands up for and defends truth; he/she is honest and just. This might sound obvious, but in today’s world it cannot be restated often enough. Why is that, you might ask? Well, how about the splash of...
The Equal Rights Amendment Redux Bad for Babies
By Judie Brown Supreme Court Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg spoke at Georgetown University recently. During her remarks, she voiced her support for the Equal Rights Amendment, but her comments have been widely interpreted to mean that she...
A Cheerleader, an Abortionist, and Dead Babies
By Judie Brown In America’s disposable culture, it is not exactly shocking to learn how macabre words and actions can deceive. Cheerleader Brooke Skylar Richardson was 18 and pregnant in 2017. But something went terribly wrong, and her daughter wound up dead....
Faith, Reason, and Pope Francis
By Judie Brown Pope Francis recently told reporters: “I pray that schisms do not happen, but I am not afraid of them.” What the pope is referring to is a type of division within the Church that one astute professor, Roberto de Mattei, describes as a “laceration of the...