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The Menacing Revolution
By Judie Brown The word gaslighting is most interesting. It means “to psychologically manipulate (a person) usually over an extended period of time so that the victim questions the validity of their own thoughts, perception of reality, or memories and experiences confusion, loss of confidence and self-esteem, and doubts concerning their own emotional or mental stability.” This phenomenon happens...
Canceling Matrimony
By Judie Brown Mary Kizior writes: The sanctity of marriage is under attack in our society. Your children have grown up in a culture in which marriage and family are portrayed as unimportant. Many students today will already know the pain of divorce—either in their...
Aborted Baby Cells and Your Conscience
By Judie Brown In the age of Biden and the recent confirmation of avid pro-abortion politician Xavier Becerra, it is certainly appropriate to ask whether or not Americans will continue to enjoy freedom of conscience. We already had concerns when the Biden...
Canceling Sexual Morality
By Judie Brown The so-called “cancel culture” has come into vogue over the past few years. According to Webster’s dictionary, the first use of the term was in 2017. At the time, the term was defined as “the practice or tendency of engaging in mass...
The Bishops and Eucharistic Coherence
By Judie Brown Coherence is the logical way of presenting the facts. It is another word for consistency. Since the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops has decided to address Eucharistic coherence, we can presume that they have deemed it a matter of concern...
55,875 Reasons to Drive Out Demons
By Judie Brown When Planned Parenthood closes its doors, babies live. That is the news from American Life League’s annual facilities report on Planned Parenthood. Of course, there were other findings, but none that compares with the miracle of birth that occurs when...
Humpty Dumpty Lives
By Judie Brown Lewis Carroll wrote Through the Looking Glass in 1871. One of the most quoted excerpts is this: “When I use a word,” Humpty Dumpty said in rather a scornful tone, “it means just what I choose it to mean — neither more nor less.”“The question is,” said...