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The Miracle of Bread and Wine
By Judie Brown “This bread is bread before the words of the Sacrament. But when the words of Christ come to it, it is the body of Christ. . . . Before the words of Christ it is a cup full of wine and water. When the words of Christ become operative, the blood which has redeemed the people is caused to be there.” – St. Ambrose How often must we point to the obvious by saying that the real...
The Viciousness Beyond Genocide
By Judie Brown Jason Morgan’s article exposing the murderous effect abortion is having on our nation and the world is beyond vivid. He has encapsulated the reality of killing the innocent in a vision that should be heart stopping, but after so many years, it hardly...
How Opposed to Abortion Is He?
By Judie Brown The gentleman in the forefront of my mind today is Monsignor Vincenzo Paglia, reigning president of the Vatican’s Pontifical Academy for Life. Paglia has recently raised concern among several individuals—including yours truly, who as a past member of...
America’s Daily 9/11
By Judie Brown This past Sunday marked the 21st anniversary of the infamous 9/11 attacks in our nation by a foreign power. More than 2,900 people died because of those vicious strikes at the heart of our nation. The date is now a tragic part of America’s history. The...
Death in the Land of Oz
By Judie Brown My mentor in pro-life work was attorney, pro-life leader, and founder of the March for Life, Ms. Nellie J. Gray. One of the first statements I heard her say was “You can’t have a little bit of abortion.” Those words impressed me in 1976, and they still...
Catholic-In-Name-Only Blackhearts
By Judie Brown The Marvel comics character Blackheart is known for his transgressions. His evil ways define him, as do his superhuman powers. When we hear about a mythical monster like that, we know that the character is someone’s creation and pure fiction. However,...
Poverty, Babies, and Burdens
By Judie Brown For the past 50 years we have listened to media types and social engineers telling us that pregnancy is a burden the poor should not have to contend with given their fragile status. But my question will always be the same: Why is the baby a burden when...