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Moral Traffic Jam
By Judie Brown Webster says a traffic jam is “a situation in which a long line of vehicles on a road have stopped moving or are moving very slowly.” If we juxtapose moral principles—the Ten Commandments—with these impediments, we can look at today’s cultural chaos as the most severe traffic jam in human history. We live in an era when lawmakers feel compelled to propose limits on, instead of...
Abortion Is a Lie
By Judie Brown “Abortion is a lie” is a statement that was made in 1981 during a pro-life political action speech that my husband Paul was giving in Washington, DC. He was explaining how easily abortion had been mainstreamed into our society because of the language of...
Pregnancy: Blessing or Disease?
By Judie Brown We have spent decades working to help our brothers and sisters discern the simple fact that when a man and a woman procreate a child, that human being is as deserving of life as her parents. It seems simple enough, but as we know, rhetorical...
Deadly Clever
By Judie Brown Consider the crushing evil in our midst and you might become faint of heart. But if you agree with Saint Vincent de Paul that “the most powerful weapon to conquer the devil is humility,” you are aware that no matter how wicked the ideology, grace...
What Does It Mean to Be Pro-Life?
By Judie Brown In the wake of the 53rd anniversary of Roe v. Wade/Doe v. Bolton, we revisit what it means to be pro-life in 2026. It’s a good exercise, not just for the mind but especially for the soul. Our commitment should be unwavering despite the ill winds of...
Deliver Us from Evil
By Judie Brown One of the greatest challenges in our nation today is a clear understanding of what it means to have free will—a gift from God that allows each person to choose the Lord’s way or the devil’s way. The Catechism of the Catholic...
No Joke!
By Judie Brown The age of “worthless” people has led us to some rather odious situations. Take the case of caregivers who strive to subtly coerce their patients to death, whether by imposed or self-administered death. A suffering person needs increased commitment to...