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Juan Diego, Albert Einstein, and Common Sense
By Judie Brown Today is the feast day of Juan Diego, the fellow who said, “I am a nobody, I am a small rope, a tiny ladder, the tail end, a leaf.” Juan Diego was a humble man to whom Our Lady of Guadalupe chose to appear. She told him to go to his bishop and ask that a church be built on the spot where she stood. To ensure his credibility as he stood before the bishop, Our Lady filled Juan’s...
Viper Joe
Joe Biden, president of the United States, is definitely not president of all the people. His disdain for babies prior to birth, not to mention his loathing of pro-life Americans, diminishes his status and insults his personal identification as...
Viper Joe
By Judie Brown Joe Biden, president of the United States, is definitely not president of all the people. His disdain for babies prior to birth, not to mention his loathing of pro-life Americans, diminishes his status and insults his personal identification as...
Abortion is Domestic Violence
Merriam Webster defines domestic violence as “violent or abusive behavior directed by one family or household member against another.” It is crystal clear that the words violent and abusive apply in many situations, including acts against the preborn child who,...
Deep in the Heart of Texas
In the 1941 classic “Deep in the Heart of Texas,” the lyrics say in part: “The coyotes wail along the trail, deep in the heart of Texas.” These words seem quite appropriate given the new abortion law in the state. This past May Governor Abbott...
A Celebration of Family
In these times of raging challenges to the family unit, including the most innocent among us—our preborn brothers and sisters—we are called to celebrate the family. The twisted attitudes and messaging of the media, our broken school system, and our government are...
A Manifestation of Wooden Men
In an insightful lecture on G.K. Chesterton’s The Everlasting Man, Dale Ahlquist writes: If we study any civilization, we see that after progress, comes decay. Chesterton says men do not grow tired of evil, but of good. They become weary of joy. They stop...



