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The Assumption of Our Lady
By Judie Brown Today commemorates the feast of the Assumption of Mary, the mother of God. The feast day came about when “Pope Pius XII confirmed this belief about the Virgin Mary as the perennial teaching of the Church. . . . He defined it formally as a dogma of Catholic faith in 1950, invoking papal infallibility to proclaim, ‘that the Immaculate Mother of God, the ever-Virgin Mary, having...
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...
‘My Care, My Right’ Devoid of God
By Judie Brown This past weekend, the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization joined with thousands from 80 countries to focus attention on making end-of-life care a public health priority. The occasion was this year’s World Hospice and Palliative Care Day,...
Standing Against Falsehood
Those of us who defend the inalienable right to life witness the non-stop bamboozling of the public. It is shame what folks are never told if they rely on the media for their information. Such deception has led to physical, emotional and...
Adolescent Sexual Activity Is Risky Business
By Judie Brown The University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) recently published an article that should give every parent in the United States reason to pause. They report …adolescent sexual activity shifts from normal to problematic when it involves sexual...
Planned Parenthood Witches’ Brew
By Judie Brown William Shakespeare’s “Song of the Witches” contains a memorable line that reminds me of Planned Parenthood’s latest actions. The line “Double, double, toil and trouble; fire burn and cauldron bubble” defines in a sense all that Planned Parenthood is...
Abortion Venom Poisons Minds
By Judie Brown Venom is a toxic substance produced by some snakes and bees, among other creatures; it can and does have a lethal effect. But venom is also a spiteful, malicious feeling often called hatred or malevolence. It is a sad but true thing that those who...