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Ego Versus Truth
By Judie Brown Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen once said, “Far better it is for you to say: ‘I am a sinner,’ than to say: ‘I have no need of religion.’ The empty can be filled, but the self-intoxicated have no room for God.” He truly understood the human condition, even amidst those who denied that his words had credence. Thankfully Saint John Paul II was among those who appreciated this...
And Then There Were Seven!
By Judie Brown Twenty-one years ago American Life League launched our Canon 915 project. We proudly announced that Cardinal Raymond Burke was our inspiration, and Father James Buckley was our mentor. Father Buckley wrote, It is of absolute importance for every...
Risk of Death
By Judie Brown Frantic and misinformed are two words we use to define most media statements. A very good example of this can be found in the following paragraph from The Hill, a leftist website: “Texas bans abortions in almost all circumstances, but the nine...
Skillful Exaggeration
By Judie Brown The American Civil Liberties Union is telling its loyal followers that “anti-abortion extremists” are a problem. It says: This week was a heartbreaking one for those of us who believe in the freedom to fully control our bodies, lives, and futures....
The Ted Cruz IVF Ruse
By Judie Brown Texas senator Ted Cruz and Alabama senator Katie Britt have introduced a piece of legislation designed to protect in vitro fertilization—a practice that places the creation of human beings into the hands of men and women of science. As Cardinal Joseph...
Drug Wars
By Judie Brown Louisiana is in hot water with the abortion cartel after the labeling of abortion drugs as controlled substances. According to state laws defining such drugs, if the substance in question is dangerous, then the classification is not only suitable but...
Catholic Contradictions
By Judie Brown Unless you live under a rock, you have probably noted the two diametrically opposed events that occurred within the past couple weeks. The first is our hero, Harrison Butker, a Catholic and the kicker for the Kansas City Chiefs. In 102 words, excerpted...