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Sacred Cows
By Judie Brown In Hinduism, the cow is a sacred animal. Merriam-Webster defines “sacred cow” as “one that is often unreasonably immune from criticism or opposition.” For our purposes, sacred cows are concepts that the culture of death deems desirable. Their motto seems to be, “The more people we can eliminate, the better.” As illogical as this is to the thinking person, those who condone killing...
Abortion and the Dead Conscience
By Judie Brown The words that have been written about the malformed conscience are copious but often lacking in substance. This is why when we talk about intentionally killing the innocent—as is the case with abortion and euthanasia—I always refer to Fr. Dion’s...
The Age of Amorality
By Judie Brown Anyone who paid close attention to the recent midterm elections knows that one thing is perfectly clear. This nation’s citizens couldn’t care less whether a baby lives or dies. As a result, we are experiencing life in an amoral age. The very idea of...
Liberalism Can Be Deadly
By Judie Brown Folks love to put labels on things, especially in the political realm. And when it comes to the word liberalism, you can find everything from it being a “political ideology” to “political doctrine” to a “movement in modern Protestantism.” While each of...
The Political Moment
By Judie Brown Tuesday, November 8, was not a banner day for the babies, nor was it a banner day for truth and honesty. It was a fizzle. But there is a reason for this—a reason we dare not ignore. The public has disengaged from reality. Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, who...
Of Mice and Women
By Judie Brown The recent actions of President Biden and Hollywood celeb Anne Hathaway remind us of the words Pope Leo XIII wrote in Aeterni Patris (On the Restoration of Christian Philosophy) nearly 150 years ago: “A wise man, therefore, would not accuse faith and...
Justice and the Sycamore Tree
By Judie Brown Zacchaeus climbed a sycamore tree to get a good look at Jesus, who upon looking up said, “Zacchaeus, come down. Hurry, because I am to stay at your house today.” St. Augustine commented on this biblical account, teaching: Zacchaeus climbed away from the...