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Of Angels and Beasts
By Judie Brown In his Catechesis on the Angels, Saint John Paul II taught: The Church confesses her faith in the guardian angels, venerating them in the liturgy with an appropriate feast and recommending recourse to their protection by frequent prayer, as in the invocation “Angel of God.” This prayer seems to draw on the treasure of the beautiful words of Saint Basil: “Every...
Loving God’s Children
By Judie Brown Growing numb is not an option when you have chosen to stand up against the cruelty of those who deny truth in deference to the siren song of evil. But there are times when it might seem far better to be immune to facts and oblivious to death and...
The Enduring Wisdom of Cardinal Raymond Burke
By Judie Brown To many in the pro-life movement—and to Catholics in general—Cardinal Raymond Burke has long been a hero because of his clear teaching and his commitment to truth. If it were not for him and the encouragement of our spiritual advisor, Father James...
Thirsting for Words of Wisdom
By Judie Brown When a man walks through the desert, he becomes parched and thirsts for water. But if he is searching for wisdom, he may encounter a different type of thirst that only the Truth—Christ Himself—can satisfy. This second scenario reminded me of these words...
The Ghouls among Us
By Judie Brown A ghoul is someone who shows a morbid interest in things evil, shocking, and repulsive. Today, that includes contraception, abortion, and euthanasia. Given that today is Halloween, it is fitting to talk about such ghoulish people. A heroic man who fends...
The State of Moral Insanity
By Judie Brown The recent rise in public acceptance of “gender-affirming care” explains a great deal about the tragic moral freefall society is experiencing right now. When we were young, we learned a biological fact: There are two genders. Nobody disagreed with that...
The Christian Response to the Ravages of War
By Judie Brown Recent events occurring on foreign shores have had a profound effect on the news media—people too often given to exaggeration and erroneous statements. It is sometimes challenging to discern fact from fiction, even when those reporting a story have the...