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Thanksgiving, Lord!
By Judie Brown This week we gather together as families, as fellow Christians, and as neighbors to give thanks for all the blessings we have received. For me personally, this is a bittersweet time of year because nothing about our family would be what it is today without my beloved husband Paul. He has been away from us for four years now, but the memories are overwhelming. Paul loved the...
Created by God, Destroyed by Man
By Judie Brown St. Ignatius of Loyola wrote in his Spiritual Exercises, “Man is created to praise, reverence, and serve God our Lord, and by this means to save his soul.” This is a fundamental principle for Christians, but in...
Timothy Quill Remembered
By Judie Brown Who, you may wonder, is Timothy Quill? Quill achieved his moment in the sun when the Vacco v. Quill case arrived at the Supreme Court. And one could easily say that Quill was literally the point of the spear in that case. Quill is a proponent of...
The Eye of the Evil One
By Judie Brown A website I visit for fun recently featured a photo essay on Bengal tigers. The pictures of the eye of the tiger reminded me of the fierce obsession the evil one has for controlling your soul and mine as well. It seems as though far too many people are...
Malice Detests Virtue
By Judie Brown Malice is a “desire to cause pain, injury, or distress to another.” America serves malice to her citizens every time she insists on the legitimacy of abortion, contraception, or imposed killing of any kind. The Catechism of the Catholic Church defines...
Structures of Sin
By Judie Brown St. John Paul II taught that “‘structures of sin’ are rooted in personal sin, and thus always linked to the concrete acts of individuals who introduce these structures, consolidate them and make them difficult to remove. And thus they grow stronger,...
A Pressley Run Amok
By Judie Brown No, this column is not about Elvis Presley, whose last name had but one S in it; it is about the pro-abortion fanatic congresswoman Ayanna Pressley, whose double S last name reminds me of the hissing of a snake. In fact, Pressley could be...