JUDIE BROWN COMMENTARY

There have been many occasions when I have realized that the use of one or two innocent words entirely transformed the meaning of a sentence.

I fly all over the place and frequently use American Airlines. My husband loves collecting those “miles” for upgrades.

From the first moment I met Father Tom Euteneuer, president of Human Life International, I knew there was something incredibly special about him.

A headline appeared this past weekend suggesting that both the abortion rate and the birth rate were dropping. The United States Centers for Disease Control have recently released the latest numbers

Ever since the first in vitro fertilization baby, Louise Brown, was born the in 1978 reproductive technology has taken many turns.

Some of us have been tracking the strange events surrounding Yale art student Aliza Shvarts, Class of ’08, whose alleged “art project” calls into question a great deal about the young woman and, perhaps most importantly, officials at Yale.

A very sad story is unfolding in Indianapolis, Indiana. Katherin Shuffield, a 30-year-old bank teller, expecting to give birth to twins in a few months, was wounded during a bank robbery Tuesday, April 22.

A couple of days ago a member of the leadership team from Colorado for Equal Rights sent me a link to the NARAL Pro-Choice Colorado home page where I found something remarkable.

I recently came across a letter from the president of the National Lawyer’s Association. Her name is Rebecca Messall and her message is one that is rarely heard but profoundly important.

Every time I, as a senior citizen, read a story about how to be healthy and happy in your sixties, there is invariably a reference to the importance of exercise, particularly walking.

Sometimes headlines jump off the page and you wonder whether or not they are designed to suck you into a story that has nothing whatsoever to do with the headline!

Thursday was a day full to the brim with everything you ever wanted to know about Catholics, courage and cowardice.