Battling the Abortion Pill
By Judie Brown There is more than one abortion pill, a fact that is not often acknowledged by the mainstream media. When you see a…
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There Is Still Time: Reversing the Abortion Pill
By Jeff Syblik “I felt like I did the wrong thing,” Ashley said. “Is there any way I can take this back? . . .…
A Death Clock Is Ticking
By Judie Brown Advocates of death are a curious lot. And those with a penchant for trailblazing are among the most aggressive, even though they…
Downloadable Lenten Book Inspires
By Susan Ciancio Lent begins today! How will you grow closer to God this Lent so that your faith guides all that you do? This…
It’s a Jungle Out There!
By Judie Brown The title of the theme song for Monk—a television series that aired from 2002 through 2009—seems to be an appropriate title for…
Religion and Abortion Rights
By Judie Brown Some years ago a friend exclaimed to me that she realized the huge difference between religion and actual faith in God. She…
The Rising Sun Is Setting: Japan Faces Demographic Disaster
By Michael Cook Japan’s Prime Minister has warned that his country will fall over an economic and social cliff unless it reverses its population decline.…
Saints Faustinus and Jovita Teach Us to Shine the Light of Christ
By Susan Ciancio “You are light for the world. A city built on a hilltop cannot be hidden. No one lights a lamp to put…
Save Dogs, Put Down People
By Judie Brown The Oregon scene these days puts a new veneer on the killing machine we recognize as assisted suicide. The state’s lawmakers are…
An Open Letter to Vice President Kamala Harris
By Susan Ciancio Dear Mrs. Vice President, This week, an NPR article covering a speech you gave in Florida just after the anniversary of Roe…
Radical Inclusion Rejects Sorrow for Sin
By Judie Brown Perhaps the headline didn’t catch your eye, but it did mine. It reads “Cardinal McElroy on ‘Radical Inclusion’ for L.G.B.T. People, Women…
Natalia’s Agony: A Pack of Pills with a Pack of Lies
By Rita Diller The 20-year-old mother laments, “I remember somehow getting to the toilet, it was unbearable the pain, and that’s when I passed my…