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The Absence of Good
By Judie Brown The Catholic dictionary defines evil as “the privation of a good that should be present.” It continues, “[Evil] is the lack of a good that essentially belongs to a nature; the absence of a good that is natural and due to a being. Evil is therefore the absence of what ought to be there.” There are so many examples of this situation in America today that we hardly know where to...
No Ceiling on Abortion
By Judie Brown The March for Life came and went as quickly as grains of sand flow through a baby’s fingers. We walked with thousands of pro-life people who braved the cold weather to serve as witnesses to the millions of babies who have been killed by various methods...
If Aborted Babies Had Voices
This article was originally published on July 20, 2021. We feel that it’s vital to remember as we March for Life today and remember the millions of babies killed by abortion. By Judie Brown When we published “If Preborn Babies Had Voices”, Allen Ptack—one of...
Abortion, Democrats, and Lamenting Bishops
The state of New Jersey has never been a bastion of pro-life legislative protection for vulnerable human beings who happen to reside within their mothers. But the new state law that permits killing babies up to birth is the worst action the elected of the...
Science accurately defines when a human being begins, so why aren’t pro-life people using this science to end abortion?
By Judie Brown The only way to answer this question is to begin with an example of today’s inconsistencies. Recently, the results of a poll of likely voters revealed that the majority support some limits on abortion after 15 weeks. The poll was commissioned by the...
Biological Dysphoria
We have seen far too many articles referencing gender dysphoria and parental dysphoria not to become more than concerned with the state of our national discourse. Something tragic has happened, but few are saying what that is. So allow us to set...
Dogs, Cats, and Horror Stories
The memorable nursery rhyme about what little boys are made of—namely “snips, snails and puppy dogs’ tails”—reminds us of the gaiety of childhood. But today, as Pope Francis has said, those words represent a different tale. In a recent general audience, the...