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Hello, God! Mankind Needs You
By Judie Brown When we hear the hymn “Christ Hath a Garden,” we feel thankful that we are planted in His grace. While this is a particularly remarkable blessing, it is also an enormous responsibility. As His children, His messengers, and His voice in the wilderness, we are obliged to proclaim Him amid burgeoning evil. We see signs everywhere that people are happily swimming in a sea of error,...
Unnatural Alterations
By Judie Brown It is sad but true that man has found himself in a new state of flux, thanks in no small part to those who deny the creative power of God while embracing the ruses that evil perpetrates. One of the most recent aberrations is the rising support for...
Cardinal Mueller’s call for Justice: Excommunicate Joe Biden
By Judie Brown Cardinal Gerhard Mueller recently made headlines for suggesting that President of the United States Joe Biden is a “nominal Catholic” and should be excommunicated for his support of abortion and other sinful practices. Mueller’s...
Biden Scourges the Body of Christ Every Day
By Judie Brown “Anyone who wishes to frolic with the devil cannot rejoice with Christ.” – Saint Peter Chrysologus It is by no means an accident...
The Triduum
By Judie Brown To belong to Christ, the Author of Life, is to be blessed beyond measure. So as we walk with Him from Golgotha to His Resurrection, we celebrate life in Him with excerpts from this reflection on the Sacred Triduum from Saint John Paul II: Good...
Life Devoid of Value
By Judie Brown As we approach the somber events commemorated on Good Friday, we are called to reflect on what is happening to the value of a single human life. A few years ago commentator Dave Armstrong reminded us that “there never will be a single human being for...
Skating to Hades
By Judie Brown Years ago, 1977 to be exact, there was a popular Paul Simon song entitled “Slip Slidin’ Away.” The song was a musical testimony to the follies of a man who, try as he may, could not reach his goal because he continually seemed to be going backward. In a...




