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Collisions
By Judie Brown A clash between politics and reality creates stress, and in some cases it creates a collision between truth and mere perception. When this happens, if noticed by the general population, a response is expected. But in today’s mile-a-minute culture, few take the time to notice, and even fewer care. This is particularly true when the topic is contraception. Perhaps because nobody...
Evildoers among Women
By Judie Brown Sometimes women do or say things so incredibly wicked that I get chills down my spine. But this is no horror movie of which I speak. This is real life right here in America. Thirty-six-year-old Ginny Lubitz of West Fargo, North Dakota, drowned her...
WATCH: Abortion Regret Is Real, but There Is Help, Hope, and Healing
By Walter B. Hoye II I once talked with a man and a woman across the street from an abortion clinic. I asked, “May I talk to you about alternatives to the clinic?” The woman (almost in tears) looked back at the man, then looked at me. Her face expressed how deeply she...
The Root Cause of Today’s Catholic Crisis
By Judie Brown One need not look farther than today’s headlines to realize that many in the Catholic hierarchy have run amuck! We all know about the disgusting behavior of Cardinal Theodore McCarrick. The fact that his escapades span years is mind-boggling. We may...
Government Trafficking in Baby Body Parts
By Judie Brown The Food and Drug Administration is involved in something so bizarre that the plot resembles a horror movie. The FDA is trafficking human baby body parts in order to experiment on mice! Let’s make one thing extremely clear because this foundational...
The Palliative Care Quicksand
By Judie Brown Today we bring you Part II of our analysis of the risky aspects of palliative care and the intent of those who claim to be experts in how such care should be delivered. Now that both the House of Representatives and the Senate have jumped into the...
Palliative Care: Pain Relief or Imposed Death?
By Judie Brown Merriam-Webster defines the word palliate as a transitive verb that means “to reduce the violence of (a disease); also: to ease (symptoms) without curing the underlying disease.” In other words, to palliate means to make a patient comfortable while...