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Controversy or Heresy?
By Judie Brown Reading the comments made by Cardinal Blase Cupich regarding his reasons for giving for pro-death senator Dick Durbin an award made me think of the crucifixion of Christ. Cupich said, “The recognition of his defense of immigrants at this moment, when they are subjected to terror and harm, is not something to be regretted, but a reflection that the Lord stands profoundly with both...
Catholic Insanity
By Judie Brown Just when we think we have seen it all, the pope and his men surprise us yet again. First on the plate are the actions of Archbishop Arthur Roche, Prefect of the Congregation for Divine Worship, who recently opined that the Latin Mass, which is the...
The Mark Crutcher Legacy
By Judie Brown Mark Crutcher, that Texan with a twang in his voice, passed on to his eternal reward on March 9. His legacy, as exemplified by those who wrote of his life, encompasses a wide range of Christian principles beginning with his love of family, life, and the...
The Dreadful Trail of Social Insanity
By Judie Brown One of the most bizarre stories this week is a report that’s eerily reminiscent of the Davis v. Davis case of years ago, where a judge in a Virginia divorce case ruled that human embryos are property, or as he put it “goods and chattels.” The law that...
Temperance and Killing Babies
By Judie Brown The Catechism of the Catholic Church tells us that the virtue of temperance “moderates the attraction of pleasures and provides balance in the use of created goods.” Without it, tragedy cannot be averted, as we will illustrate here. For example, one...
America’s War Zone
By Judie Brown California governor Gavin Newsom, who strives to protect the state’s water but abandons the preborn, recently made one of the most outrageous comments we have ever heard. When Walgreen’s chose not to dispense the abortion pill in any...
Disintegration of Respect for Human Persons
This commentary was originally posted on October 7, 2022. By Judie Brown We learn from the Catechism of the Catholic Church that Satan is a fallen angel who, though “only a creature,” is a diabolical sort who by some mystery known to God alone “may act in the world...