Face It . . . Abortion Kills!
By Judie Brown Seven days ago we bowed our heads and reflected on the suffering Christ who died on the cross in reparation for our…
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America’s Reproductive Assault Weapons
By Judie Brown The Incredible Shrinking Woman was a 1981 movie about a housewife who grows smaller after being exposed to chemicals found in household…
Our National Bender
By Judie Brown A bender is a spree or a binge. It is a type of behavior that will not function between the lines of…
The Pill Increases Risk of Depression among Young Women by 130%
By Michael Cook “When you review the entirety of the literature and ask, ‘Do hormonal contraceptives cause depression?,’ the answer is definitely no.” In 2020…
Today You Are You!
By Judie Brown Dr. Seuss wrote those words, “Today you are you” in his book, “Happy Birthday to You”. As is the case with…
It Is a Fact
By Judie Brown Recently we have seen a growing number of articles on the tragic consequences that occur when human beings act outside the natural…
Opill? Oh No!
By Judie Brown Opill, also known as norgestrel, is the latest birth control pill to come on the market. Further, if the decision of FDA…
Political Realities Kill People
By Judie Brown There she goes again! That what some folks say when we get on the topic of why aborting a baby is not…
Contraception and Infallible Truth
By Judie Brown The Catholic Church’s teaching regarding contraception (birth control) is in the news once again. Apparently the Pontifical Academy for Life published an…
Children and the Meaningful Life
By Fr. Shenan J. Boquet America’s birthrate is at its lowest point ever. Now, a new survey suggests that there is little reason to hope that this…
Pro-life Basics: Redefining abortion and contraception
What is our response to those who have redefined abortion and contraception as “reproductive rights”? Well, as is the case with most cultural excuses for…
Planned Parenthood: 105 Years of Sex and Death (Part II)
Part II: The Killing Machine (To read Part I, click here.) By Jim Sedlak In Part I of this series, we looked at the beginning of…