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Contra Mundum
By Judie Brown Contra mundum means to stand against the world and/or in defiance of popular opinion. One of the most beloved Catholic saints, Athanasius, embodies the meaning of that Latin phrase and perhaps most importantly represents the position we take when we defend Truth regardless of public opinion. It has been written that “in and out of season, Athanasius followed our Lord.” Like this...
Electing Who Is Best
By Judie Brown Perhaps you feel a bit like I do—that if another person talks about the dire consequences of the “wrong” party winning control of the House or Senate, I may just lose my shoe as it sails through the air toward my television screen! But wait! This...
Planned Parenthood and the Body of Truth
By Judie Brown For anyone who has yet to be exposed to the Planned Parenthood view of femininity, its latest video entitled My Body Is My Own should seal the deal for you regarding the truth behind PP’s view of women. And I don’t mean seal it in a good way. I...
White Noise Can Kill People
By Judie Brown We see countless instances of white noise in our society today. According to Webster, white noise is “meaningless or distracting commotion, hubbub, or chatter.” This term applies across the board to all sorts of electronic methods of communication that...
Carnegie, ‘Roe,’ and Personhood
By Judie Brown Professor Dianne Irving explains: If Roe falls, it won’t be because of Kavanaugh (who is a judicial “conservative”), but because Roe refused to acknowledge the accurate, objective, scientific facts of human embryology known for over 76 years....
Riddle: If ‘Roe’ Falls, What Is Next?
By Judie Brown A riddle is a puzzling question posed as a problem. And as sure as night follows day, the challenge of answering what pro-life people will do if Roe v. Wade and Doe v. Bolton are overturned is one that deserves some attention. This is so because soon...
BILGE FOR THE MODERN WORLD: Abortionists, Pope Francis, and Cardinal Wuerl
By Judie Brown Bilge: stale or worthless remarks or ideas When I first read Bill O’Reilly’s comments about what it takes to make a phrase or a term bilge, I was heartened because he too sees the fallacy in the abuse of language devoid of facts. O’Reilly opines: One of...