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When Alive Is Dead
By Judie Brown There has been an ongoing debate about when a person is really, truly dead for as long as I have been involved in defending life. This is so for a panoply of reasons, best summed up by Professor Robert Spaemann, who wrote, “Scrutinizing the existence of the symptoms of death as perceived by common sense, science no longer presupposes the ‘normal’ understanding of life and death....
Snaky Catholics
By Judie Brown Snaky: “insidious,” stealthy, or slithery These synonyms apply to two men who have a common interest in life: misrepresentation of the respect and honor due to the body, blood, soul, and divinity of Christ in Holy Communion. The two men who currently...
Joseph Biden v. Fr. Robert Morey: The Stark Contrast!
By Judie Brown The denial of Holy Communion to former Vice President Joe Biden has captured headlines across this land and from nearly every corner. The question is: Why? The answer is simple. Fr. Morey did something courageous. We know that Fr. Robert E. Morey,...
Demonizing Pregnancy
By Judie Brown Demonize: to portray as evil In the ongoing struggle to protect the alleged right of mothers to have their preborn children killed by abortion, the culture of death focuses on many false reasons to abort, including domestic abuse. Based on the fact that...
Addicted to Violence
By Judie Brown Addiction: “a strong inclination to do, use, or indulge in something repeatedly”; “a compulsive . . . behavior” What you are about to read exposes an addiction to abortion that infects those who kill the preborn for a living. Case in point: Doctor Lisa...
Destroying Others or Standing with Them
By Judie Brown In 1995, Pope John Paul II urged us to work for the day when we could “offer this world of ours new signs of hope, and work to ensure that justice and solidarity will increase and that a new culture of human life will be affirmed, for the building of an...
Mary, Charlie, and the Babies
By Judie Brown Professor Charles Rice (Charlie) and his lovely wife Mary were devoted to each other, to their family, and to the babies. John Dejak, who studied under Charlie at the University of Notre Dame, wrote, “Never without the Rosary in his pocket, he was a...