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Earnestly Adoring Christ
By Judie Brown Saint Justin Martyr, an early Church father, wrote in 155 AD of the Eucharist: “For not as common bread and common drink do we receive these; but in like manner as Jesus Christ our Savior, having been made flesh by the Word of God, had both flesh and blood for our salvation, so likewise have we been taught that the food which is blessed by the prayer of His word . . . is the flesh...
The Right to Lie
By Judie Brown In 2005, the beloved Pope Benedict XVI wrote: “Only if I serve my neighbor can my eyes be opened to what God does for me and how much He loves me.” These few words offer profound insight into the moral difficulty faced when anyone, let alone national...
Every Single Innocent Human Being Matters
By Judie Brown The March for Life took place this past Friday, January 20, and it was hailed as a success by all those who attended, including the leaders of the March. But I found something curious about the placards some carried. The signs reflected a kind of limp...
Cardinal George Pell: A Master of Holiness
By Judie Brown The recent death of Cardinal George Pell—a remarkably humble and holy man—struck me as being the end of an era. Pell epitomized the very meaning of what it means to live your life learning to walk with God. No matter what the trial or vilification might...
Drugstore Wars
By Judie Brown The most inane statement this week comes from those in the media who tell us that mothers with children are the ones having the most abortions! Oh come on! Any female who is pregnant is already a mother from the first moment of her child’s creation. As...
Mifepristone Marketers Deny It!
By Judie Brown It all started with the first person to publicly defy truth by claiming her right to kill. That woman was Estelle Griswold, executive director of Planned Parenthood League of Connecticut. A birth control trailblazer, Griswold wanted women to have access...
Hope Saves
By Judie Brown So much has been written about Pope Benedict XVI that the question is, what else could possibly be said about him? And the truth is that nobody will be able to capture the breadth of his mind or thought in a single article or, dare I say, in a single...