JUDIE BROWN COMMENTARY

Like everyone else who first saw the CNS headline, “Obama Signs Law Banning Federal Embryo Research Two Days After Signing Executive Order to OK It,”

Anna Anderson, the executive director of Care Net Pregnancy Center of Green County, Wisconsin, and is a friend of Stephenson County Right to Life Pro-Life Corner in Freepor

The state of Maryland has an interesting motto, written in Italian, which reads, Fatti maschii parole femine translated as Strong deeds, gentle words. That sounds so right, considering what the state legislature is about to address.

The news about the Obama administration’s action on human embryonic stem cell research was not surprising, but a bit otherworldly.

There’s been such a hodgepodge of things Catholic in the news this past week, that it could become mind-boggling if one did not sort it all out, or at least make an effort.

Those who have followed the work of American Life League over the past five years, in particular, realize that we have taken up the cause of encouraging Catholic bishops to enforce Church Law, specifically Canon 915.

Occasionally I read something by one of my fellow pro-lifers that is so clever, insightful and wise that I feel compelled to share it with those who have become accustomed to daily commentary from the Catholic pro-life perspective.

America is witnessing a Catholic identity meltdown and there have been a series of explanations for this over the course of the past several months.

Kathleen Sebelius, current governor of Kansas and alleged Catholic, has distinguished herself in many ways. Most disturbing among them is her long-held support for the act of abortion.

It has been a very interesting few days. Analyzing the latest presidential escapades is not always as straightforward as one might wish

It is perpetually true that when a genuine threat to the status quo becomes more than an idea in someone’s imagination, those who are most threatened by innovation become overcome with anxiety from which flows a whole lot of garbage.

Jonah began his journey through the city, and had gone but a single day’s walk announcing, “Forty days more and Nineveh shall be destroyed