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Norma Jeane’s Greatest Sadness
By Judie Brown Norma Jeane Mortenson was born in 1926, grew up to become the famous actress Marilyn Monroe, and tragically died in 1962 from drug overdose. To say that she had a troubled life is an understatement, and yet even all these years after her death, the vitriol and the deceptions about her persist. FICTION: In real life, Marilyn Monroe never had an abortion, but who is checking the...
Life Of The Mother Or Lies Of Big Brother
The claims of our opponents always tend to mystify me because when put under the microscope of logic, they usually look very much like a fairy tale.
A Plea To The Vatican For Clarity
Two months have passed since Archbishop Rino Fisichella, president of the Pontifical Academy for Life, wrote a commentary for the Vatican newspaper
Malignant Language
Every once in a while, those dedicated to advancing the culture of death get their ire up and just can’t enunciate facts.
Supreme Speculation
Over the past few months, since President Obama took over the reins of power, I have seen a mixed bag of responses from allegedly pro-life Americans.
Notre Dame, Trustees And Father Jenkins Final Word
Our good friend Frank Walker has written one of the most insightful analyses of the University of Notre Dame’s Board of Trustees that I have ever seen.
Notre Dame: Catholicism’s Crucible
The unending editorials, the activism, the press releases and the jockeying for attention will only escalate as that fateful date, May 17, comes closer at the University of Notre Dame.