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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...
Nick and David: Victims of Clerical Malpractice
By Judie Brown This is a commentary devoted to malpractice—and not the medical kind. The similarities between the cases of Nick Sandmann and David Ruiz will not be lost to you if you stick with me for a few minutes. Sandmann and his classmates, you may recall, were...
Cuomo and the Marian Blue Wave
By Judie Brown New York governor Andrew Cuomo’s celebrated signing of New York’s deadliest abortion law has drawn a wide variety of responses. While Cuomo claims to be Catholic, there are many Catholic bishops who have made it clear that he is surely not a Catholic...
Disparage, Deny, Debunk: The Three Ds of Death
By Judie Brown When New York Times writer Mary Ziegler ended her article entitled “The Abortion Wars Have Become a Fight Over Science,” she quoted Jeanne Mancini of the March for Life, saying Mancini recently wrote that “the abortion debate isn’t settled, but the...
Pro-Aborts Terrified of Truth
By Judie Brown Today marks the official 46th anniversary of the Roe v. Wade and Doe v. Bolton Supreme Court decisions that decriminalized the act of abortion for any reason for all nine months of pregnancy. On that fateful day, Supreme Court justice Harry Blackmun,...
The Babies Need Action, Not Another Poll
By Judie Brown Today has been chosen to mark the 46th anniversary of the infamous Roe v. Wade/Doe v. Bolton Supreme Court decisions. These decisions were handed down on January 22, 1973. Thousands upon thousands of pilgrims will descend on the nation’s capital today...
Killing Hope with Bad Medical Practices
By Judie Brown The practice of providing palliative care to patients who are suffering and in pain is nothing new, but turning that treatment into a death sentence is becoming increasingly popular. “J.J.”’s story proves this. Recently, a woman wrote about the valiant...