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Judging without Justice
By Judie Brown The Catechism of the Catholic Church states: Justice is the moral virtue that consists in the constant and firm will to give their due to God and neighbor. Justice toward God is called the “virtue of religion.” Justice toward men disposes one to respect the rights of each and to establish in human relationships the harmony that promotes equity with regard to persons and to the...
The Poison Within
By Judie Brown There has been a cultural shift in America that defies every aspect of the human nature with which God created us. In fact, we could say that according to many in our midst today, it is they, not God, who choose what is and is not a human person. We can...
Cowardly Remedies
By Judie Brown When seeking relief from life’s challenges, it seems that more and more folks are drawn to the easy way—the secular balm that society offers. This occurs when human beings fail to recognize the all-healing, all-saving power of God. And today that occurs...
Infinite Dignity
By Judie Brown The Vatican’s Declaration on Human Dignity states: “This dignity of every human being can be understood as ‘infinite’ (dignitas infinita), as Pope St. John Paul II affirmed in a meeting for people living with various limitations or disabilities. He...
Think Abortion, Say Child, Stop the Nightmare
By Judie Brown Planned Parenthood has an ugly way of helping even the cold of heart think about the reality of every abortion. In a recent headline, for example, we read, “Planned Parenthood Botched Abortion So Badly the Baby Was Still Inside the Mother’s Womb.” Let...
The Treasure in Our Midst
By Judie Brown The book of Sirach (6:14) states, “A loyal friend is a powerful defense: whoever finds one has indeed found a treasure.” This quote could not have come on a more memorable day for me, a woman who is now 81 years of age and who has a myriad of loyal...
Murder by Mercy
By Judie Brown In his book On Suicide, British philosopher David Hume argued, “We’re no more valuable than oysters, and because of that, then killing a human being is not all that big [of] a deal, really.” Hume wrote those words more than 200 years ago, but this...