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Beelzebul and Newspeak
By Judie Brown According to the Catholic Encyclopedia, Beelzebul is an evil spirit. Matthew 10:25-26 teaches: It is enough for disciple to grow to be like teacher, and slave like master. If they have called the master of the house “Beelzebul,” how much more the members of his household? So do not be afraid of them. Everything now covered up will be uncovered, and everything now...
Courage
By Judie Brown For Catholics, the sacrament of confirmation is a wonderful source of the increase and deepening of the graces we receive at baptism. The Catechism of the Catholic Church teaches that confirmation “unites us more firmly to Christ,” “increases the gifts...
The Miracle of Nine Months
By Judie Brown Today marks the first day on our journey toward the celebration of the birth of Christ, which occurs nine months from today. But there are other momentous events that require nine months, including—and most especially—the gestational age of a preborn...
In Praise of Christian Morality
By Judie Brown We are disgusted by everything Planned Parenthood does, and its most recent effort to shut down its competition drips of wanton decadence. Apparently, the abortion behemoth does not like the competition it is receiving from online, do-it-yourself...
The Poison Within
By Judie Brown There has been a cultural shift in America that defies every aspect of the human nature with which God created us. In fact, we could say that according to many in our midst today, it is they, not God, who choose what is and is not a human person. We can...
Cowardly Remedies
By Judie Brown When seeking relief from life’s challenges, it seems that more and more folks are drawn to the easy way—the secular balm that society offers. This occurs when human beings fail to recognize the all-healing, all-saving power of God. And today that occurs...
Infinite Dignity
By Judie Brown The Vatican’s Declaration on Human Dignity states: “This dignity of every human being can be understood as ‘infinite’ (dignitas infinita), as Pope St. John Paul II affirmed in a meeting for people living with various limitations or disabilities. He...