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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...
Cruelty Denied
On Good Friday we commemorate with great sadness the crucifixion of Christ, King of heaven and earth. To understand the cruelty of the act itself, all one needs to do is think for a moment about the soldiers, the nails driven into the hands and feet of...
A Separate LI(F)E
By Judie Brown Which came first: the chicken or the egg? Which comes first: truth or lies? Such is the question we ask ourselves every time someone makes a comment that is based on false science, denial, and/or arrogance. A recent letter to the editor of...
Unintended
An unintended occurrence is something that is unplanned, accidental, or even a fluke. While none of these words should define the existence of a child prior to birth, we have heard them used over and over again because, we are told, the unintended pregnancy is a...
Denying the Rights of a Child
It appears that political commentator Dave Rubin has ruffled more than a few feathers with his public announcement that he and his partner are going to have two babies via surrogate mothers. You see, Rubin and his partner are...
Shallow Judge Jackson
By Judie Brown Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson is a perfect SCOTUS choice coming from a rabidly pro-abortion commander-in-chief. Pro-life activist Hugh Brown, executive vice president of American Life League, says the judge’s failure to explain basic biology as...
Ban Deceptive Bans
In the Lewis Carroll classic Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There, we find the following exchange between Humpty Dumpty and Alice: “When I use a word,” Humpty Dumpty said in rather a scornful tone, “it means just what I...