From Dawn to Twilight
By Donald DeMarco, PhD Hubert H. Humphrey, the 38th vice president of the United States and two-time senator, ran for the presidency in 1968, losing…
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Rebellious ‘Catholic’ Media Spews Animosity
By Judie Brown Growing up, we often uttered retorts such as “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me” when…
Pro-Life This Week – September 11, 2020
Week in Review – In these days of death and destruction, Lubbock, TX, offers some hope. On this anniversary of the terrorist attacks of 2001,…
Telehealth: Planned Parenthood-Style
By Jim Sedlak Telemedicine in the United States has been around in one form or another since the early 1900s, but it took the US…
The Ninety-Two
By Judie Brown Recently 92 members of Congress called on the Food and Drug Administration’s commissioner, Stephen Hahn, to redefine the abortion pill Mifeprex (mifepristone)…
Commonplace Killing
By Judie Brown Healthcare dangers abound, as we have seen in many recent news stories. And these stories show just how little human life matters…
Pro-Life This Week – September 4, 2020
Week in Review – United States Senators are standing up against the abortion industry. This week, 20 Republican senators sent a letter to FDA Commissioner Stephen Hahn asking…
The 2020 Election and Racist Planned Parenthood
By Jim Sedlak In the last two weeks, both the Democratic Party and the Republican Party have held their respective national conventions and selected their…
Some Catholics Are Not!
By Judie Brown The Catholic faithful silently said a prayer of thanks for the words of Notre Dame’s famed former head coach Lou Holtz who…
Faith, Family, Football, and a Passion for the Babies
By Katie Brown, Hugh Brown “I still don’t consider myself magazine material,” Virginia McCaskey stated humbly at the conclusion of her interview with Celebrate Life…
Pro-Life This Week – August 28, 2020
Week in Review – This was the week of political hope for our nation. This week, we celebrated the Republican Party Convention. The party decided not to…
Murder Most Foul
By Judie Brown In Shakespeare’s Hamlet, the ghost of Hamlet’s father spoke of his own murder. Here, we speak of a crime that is committed…