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Insanity
By Judie Brown Shortly after the tragic murder of Christian political activist Charlie Kirk, Rabbi Shalom Landau said: Killing someone because you can’t face the truth didn’t start yesterday. It’s actually from the beginning of mankind. It all started with Cain and Abel. You know Cain was . . . a dirt man. Nothing but body. Even when he gave it was crumbs, not to give, just to...
Jab: A COVID Vaccine Train Wreck
By Judie Brown Pro-life Americans have been laser focused on the morally questionable development of the various COVID-19 vaccines, all of which employ aborted baby cells either in their development, their manufacturing, or both. Further, the COVID-19 vaccines have...
Profaning or Cohering
By Judie Brown Catholic bishops, for the most part, seem to be unfamiliar with the difference between profaning the body of Christ in the Eucharist and being coherent in a policy that defends and protects Him from sacrilege. We know that to profane means to “treat...
Independence Day
By Judie Brown The birthday of the nation is another phrase that describes Independence Day, which occurs every fourth of July. But celebrating the birthday of this nation raises questions such as Why can’t every American have a birthday? Of course, I am referring to...
Our Discombobulated World
By Judie Brown We live on a planet that has lost its collective mind. One supposes we could say this started in the United States, where all such confusion usually originates. The reason for this is obvious because, when America lost her moral compass years ago, she...
Scrubbing the Cancel Culture
By Judie Brown(#14 and the final installment in our Cancel Culture series) As this is the final installment in our series, we must reiterate what the cancel culture is in order to reverse all the negative effects it has had on our families, our faith, and our way of...
Contrasting Abominable Acts
By Judie Brown The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops voted this past week in favor of drafting a teaching document on the Eucharist. The vote was 168 to 55 with six abstentions. Many have reported this with a certain amount of positivity, encouraged by a...