American Life League

By Raymond J. Adamek, PhD In 1949, English author George Orwell published 1984, a book that described what he thought the political world might look like 35 years into the future.1 He saw the world divided into three major world governments. Oceania was made up of North and South America, the British Isles, Australia, and… Read More »Orwell’s ‘1984’: Almost Here

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This week, Judie explains that where good exists, and especially where it flourishes, the evil one works harder than ever to deconstruct, destroy, and demolish the good that a devout human being is pursuing.

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By Judie Brown A naval torpedo looks like a long, round bullet. Mifepristone, the abortion pill, looks similar but without the pointed nose. Both are instruments designed to cause maximum damage and death. While feminists roar about the necessity of having such a weapon to kill preborn children, we shudder in horror. This is because… Read More »A Legal, Lethal Torpedo

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By Susan Ciancio Easter is just a week and a half away. It’s hard to believe that Lent has gone so quickly. Soon we will not only weep at the foot of the cross but rejoice at the Resurrection.   Jesus became man to give us eternal life. Through His death, we have been redeemed,… Read More »Pro-Life Themed Easter Basket Gifts for All Ages

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By Judie Brown The Lowly I remember was an adorable Richard Scarry character who fascinated us when our grandchildren were hearing the stories. But in daily life inchworms are very bad for plants, causing damage that can result in overall weakening. This reminds me of the effect abortion has had on the national psyche. Inch… Read More »Lowly the Inchworm

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By Charlene Rack It will happen to most families. At some point, the elders in your family will become frail, experience a fall, or receive a diagnosis of dementia. However it begins, you and your family will need to face those difficult decisions regarding their care while preparing yourselves for the important task of caregiving.… Read More »Arming Yourself against Burnout When Caring for the Elderly

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This week, Judie explains that where good exists, and especially where it flourishes, the evil one works harder than ever to deconstruct, destroy, and demolish the good that a devout human being is pursuing.

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By Judie Brown There is an Academy Award-nominated short documentary entitled The Devil Is Busy. The film deals with abortion, but not in the sense we faithful might expect. Spinning a tale about the Georgia abortion clinic featured in the documentary, an MSN article states, “At the center of the film is Tracy, the clinic’s… Read More »The Devil in Plain Sight

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1. Virginia League for Planned Parenthood’s Attempt at a Third Facility in Richmond Falls Through. 2, Planned Parenthood Targets New Jersey Teens with ‘Youth Empowerment Summit’ Event.

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By Susan Ciancio This weekend we celebrate the feast of an incredibly courageous man who saved countless lives. Nicholas Owen was born in England in the mid-1500s during the time when the Protestant government punished practicing Catholics and priests with torture and even death. Years prior, King Henry VIII had become angry with the pope… Read More »St. Nicholas Owen: Mastermind and Architect behind Secret Priest Holes

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By Judie Brown Recent headlines inform the electorate that wholesale killing is so deeply ingrained in our cultural psyche that on any particular day the most horrific of crimes against human dignity go unacknowledged. In New Mexico, preborn children are being slaughtered up to 34 weeks gestational age. The state has one of the most… Read More »An American Obsession

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By Rachel Carrington “Pro-life” is a controversial term among abortion advocates. Since pro-lifers advocate for the protection of human beings from the first moment of their creation, we are often called “forced birthers” or “anti-woman.” We are told we care only about babies and not about the lives and well-being of their mothers. We disagree… Read More »Changing Hearts and Minds: How to Reach the Abortion-Minded Mother

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This week, Judie lightens things up and explains that no matter who you are or how old you are, it is never a mistake to look on the bright side of life.

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By Judie Brown Spamalot was a silly Broadway comedy with a very uplifting song entitled “Always Look on the Bright Side of Life.” It was the song that stayed in your head long after the performance was over. And whether you liked the production or not, that lyrical philosophy is a very good one for… Read More »Always Look on the Bright Side

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By Susan Ciancio On St. Patrick’s Day, we celebrate one of the Catholic Church’s most well-known missionaries. Saint Patrick didn’t just bring Christianity to Ireland, he showed extraordinary courage and compassion in doing so, for after being kidnapped and enslaved there as a young man, he made the choice to go back, preach the gospel, and convert… Read More »More Than Shamrocks: A St. Patrick’s Day Lesson on Moral Courage and Forgiveness

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By Judie Brown In the Gospel of Luke, Christ tells the Pharisees the story of the rich man and the plight of Lazarus, including what Abraham said regarding the fickle attitudes of those who do not have the gift of faith: “If they will not listen either to Moses or to the prophets, they will not be convinced even if someone… Read More »Pro-Life Witness Grounded in Divine Persuasion

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By Karen Mahoney From coffee to clothing, every dollar we spend is a choice—a choice between expediency and influence, between a transaction and a donation. We don’t often stop to think about it, but where we choose to spend our dollars can shape our society in ways we may not comprehend—and not always for the… Read More »Everyday Purchases, Lifesaving Impacts

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In today’s commentary, Judie asks if we have grown so callous toward the truth of abortion that any destruction of human life is acceptable.

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By Judie Brown Saint Leo the Great once wrote, “Virtue is nothing without the trial of temptation, for there is no conflict without an enemy, no victory without strife.” We considered this quote when we read about the man who “surreptitiously” slipped his girlfriend the abortion pill, thereby killing their preborn child. Let’s just be… Read More »Unimaginable Warfare

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By Father Shenan J. Boquet A few weeks ago, I wrote about the disturbing and growing trend of couples committing assisted suicide together. Apparently, I’m not the only one who noticed this growing trend. A few days ago, Dr. Philip Nitschke, the founder and director of Exit International, also known as Australia’s “Dr. Death,” unveiled… Read More »AI-Assisted Suicide for Couples: The Disturbing Rise of the Sarco Pod

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