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By Judie Brown When I saw this recent prayer petition at a daily Mass: “For all who have died or suffered because of violence,” I couldn’t help but think of all the babies who die so violently under the legal shield of medical, clinical, and chemical abortion. Considering this same thing, Father Jerry Novotny recently… Read More »Those Who Die in Violence

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This week, Judie explains that the preborn are the ones most likely to die in violence, and she outlines what we can all do to stop this violence.

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By Susan Ciancio The war in Iran and the recent remarks by President Trump about Pope Leo afford us the perfect opportunity to talk to our kids about peace and respectful dialog, even when a person disagrees with you. After a Truth Social post where Trump spoke harshly about the leader of the Catholic Church,… Read More »Make Me an Instrument of Peace

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1) Planned Parenthood’s Latest Report Proves It Only Cares about Abortion and Money. 2) Final Charges Dismissed against Pro-Lifer Who Exposed Planned Parenthood’s Baby Body Parts Business

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By Judie Brown Judicial prudence in America’s legal system often reminds us of a schizophrenic individual. Rather than being anchored in simple truths—facts that are obvious—it is politics that often, but not always, affect the decisions that judges render. The abortion pill provides a perfect example of this enigma. The Food and Drug Administration is… Read More »Judges, Women, and Justice

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By John M. Grondelski Why are we embodied beings? Are bodies just receptacles, some of which might be “wrong”? Isn’t abortion just about a woman’s body? What’s a body for? In the light of reason and from a Catholic perspective, pro-life writer Stephanie Gray Connors (loveunleasheslife.com) asks these questions and insists the truth that bodies… Read More »REVIEW: My Body for You: A Pro-Life Message for a Post-Roe World

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This week, Judie explains that the techniques behind dancing a foxtrot do not translate well to governing a country.

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By Judie Brown In some circles, the foxtrot is a very popular ballroom dance because it is “adaptable to different tempos, allowing dancers to perform it to both fast-paced jazz and slower, more romantic melodies.” Anyone who has enjoyed dancing with someone who is very good at the foxtrot understands the pleasure it entails. I… Read More »Trump’s Foxtrot

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By Susan Ciancio Raising children who care about the well-being of siblings, classmates, friends, those who seem different, and even those they do not like takes effort, persistence, and a grounding in our Catholic faith. As parents, we want to raise our children to be compassionate, loving, generous, and so much more, but in today’s… Read More »Teach Children Pro-Life Values through the Beatitudes

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contacts: Hugh Brown, American Life League, hbrown@all.orgKatherine Van Dyke, American Life League, kvandyke@all.org (April 7, 2026 – Fredericksburg, Virginia) American Life League is disheartened to see that abortion numbers and taxpayer funding continue to rise for Planned Parenthood, as the abortion organization shared in its latest annual report over the Easter weekend. Last… Read More »American Life League Calls Out Planned Parenthood for Releasing Its Increasing Abortion Numbers over Easter

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By Judie Brown The Resurrection of Our Lord, Jesus Christ, is a remarkable moment of holiness for all of us who believe that Christ suffered, died, and rose again out of love for each of us. In the celebrated hymn “Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee,” we sing God of glory, Lord of love;Hearts unfold like… Read More »Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee

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1) Investigation into Racism Complaints against Planned Parenthood Ends in Settlement 2) Three Planned Parenthood Facilities to Close This Week

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By Susan Ciancio Fr. Mike Schmitz once said that “there’s no greater life that can possibly be lived than the life as a Catholic Christian.” And in the life of a Catholic Christian, there’s no more sorrowful nor more joyous a week than Holy Week. As we approach the Triduum, let us transport ourselves back… Read More »Reflecting on the Spiritual Blessings of the Triduum

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By Judie Brown Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen once wrote, “It is part of the discipline of God to make His loved ones perfect through trial and suffering. Only by carrying the cross can one reach the Resurrection.” This simple statement has become the stumbling block for many people who seek the joy of the Resurrected… Read More »Pondering the Crucifixion

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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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