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JUDIE BROWN COMMENTARY

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The Body of Christ

The Body of Christ

By Judie Brown On June 7, Catholics will reverence the Solemnity of the Body and Blood of Christ. Perhaps in anticipation of this feast, Pope Leo XIV wrote in Magnifica Humanitas: In the Eucharist we find a visible manifestation of the reality that we “are the Church of Christ, his members, his body. We are brothers and sisters in him. And in Christ, though many and diverse, we are one: In...

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Dying for Truth

Dying for Truth

By Judie Brown Everyone deserves to know the truth about what it means to die. But more importantly, each of us should be aware of what others might do to rob us or our loved ones of each moment that God has planned for us during this life. Consider the Canadian man...

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The Baby and the Immigrant

The Baby and the Immigrant

By Judie Brown The duplicity of the Democratic party never ceases to amaze! Case in point is a recent statement issued by Catholic Democrats regarding principles on the topic of immigration. It said in part: As Catholic Democrats in Congress, we are guided by a living...

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Ruthless and Decadent

Ruthless and Decadent

By Judie Brown Exposing the death peddlers becomes more challenging as our fellow humans grow more insensitive by the day. We live in the age of me, which precludes many from having an iota of concern for others. A recent headline on the ever anti-life Ms. magazine...

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Incrementally Yours

Incrementally Yours

By Judie Brown Incremental: gradual, phased, piecemeal This word and its derivatives suggest slow but steady movement of some sort including, according to many, efforts to end the killing of innocent babies. Alexandra DeSanctis opines that while pro-life people work...

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Deadly Con Games

Deadly Con Games

By Judie Brown Masking the actual intentions of those who promote medical aid in dying becomes very easy in an era when nobody wants to recognize the value in suffering for Christ and with Him. One Catholic writer opines, “Worldly people are miserable when they have...

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Moral Traffic Jam

Moral Traffic Jam

By Judie Brown Webster says a traffic jam is “a situation in which a long line of vehicles on a road have stopped moving or are moving very slowly.” If we juxtapose moral principles—the Ten Commandments—with these impediments, we can look at today’s cultural chaos as...

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