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Excusing the Indefensible
By Judie Brown As I read the account of Dr. Austin Dennard—an obstetrician/gynecologist who is awaiting the birth of her third child—I was dumbfounded by her commitment to seeing abortion protected by law. She has joined a lawsuit challenging Texas abortion laws, saying, “Standing alongside some incredibly brave women talking about abortion—which is such a taboo subject—and really putting...
For Obama, Religious Freedom Is Anathema
The hypocrisy of the current administration never ceases to amaze me— or, I should say—frighten me. There are a few things about President Obama that I simply cannot, for the life of me, figure out.
On 90th Anniversary of Women’s Suffrage, U.S. Still Has Not Recognized Equality for All
Washington, D.C. (26 August 2010) – Judie Brown, president of American Life League, issued the following statement on the 90th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution: “For 90 years, women have had the right to vote,...
Pro-Life Leader Calls on Obama to be Consistent When Speaking About Religious Freedom
Washington, D.C. (26 August 2010) – In light of President Obama’s firm support for the religious freedom of Muslim Americans to build a mosque near Ground Zero in New York City, American Life League president Judie Brown is calling on Obama to similarly support...
Statement on Blessed Teresa of Calcutta’s 100th Birthday
“For through abortion, mothers destroy the image and likeness of God.” —Blessed Teresa of Calcutta Washington, D.C. (26 August 2010) – American Life League president Judie Brown released the following statement on the 100th birthday of Blessed Teresa of...
Twisted Perspectives On Religious Freedom
Religious freedom is a phrase being bandied about today for all the wrong reasons. Not all legal defense teams or media types are causing it, but there is a smattering of confusion about it in the public eye these days.
Twisted Concepts in Pain Relief
Regarding the subject of palliative care, the Catholic Church has a common-sense position set forth in the 1980 Vatican document Declaration on Euthanasia where it is stated that, as long as the goal is not to intend the death of the patient, it is permissible to use painkillers.