Tag: Bishop Robert Barron

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Have You Found Joy?

Source: Bishop Robert Barron via YouTube Friends, on this Gaudete Sunday, we are called to rejoice! Detach yourself from the anxieties of the world and live in the peace and joy of Christ. Watch the Spanish version here: https://youtu.be/1IzEnVlw__c SUBSCRIBE to my YouTube channel to watch every Sunday Sermon: https://bit.ly/wof-subscribe […]

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Time to Test Your Faith

Source: Bishop Robert Barron via YouTube Friends, today’s Gospel concludes John’s reflection on the Eucharist. At the end of this remarkable chapter, we are faced with a question that defines the Christian faith: Will you follow Christ? May we always answer as Peter does. Watch the Spanish version here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GYxCe… […]

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Bishop Barron Presents Jessica Hooten Wilson: Conversations at the Crossroads

Source: Bishop Robert Barron via YouTube Friends, it is my pleasure to share the latest “Bishop Barron Presents” discussion, featuring literary and theological scholar Jessica Hooten Wilson. In our conversation, we discuss caring for the soul through human formation, focusing on topics such as: – The humanities within education – […]

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Catholic, Teaching

Why Is Life So Full of Suffering?

Friends, the book of Job is one of the most profound and most challenging books in the entire Bible. In today’s reading, we see that God does not hand-wave away Job’s suffering. Rather, the Lord places profound hurt and heartache in an infinitely greater context—into his loving providence. We must not narrow our focus on our pain; we must rather open ourselves to ever greater trust.

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The Last King Standing

Friends, in our Gospel today, Christ paints a picture of a growing mustard tree, under whose shade all people are invited to dwell. Jesus speaks here, using a parable, about the reign and rule of God. Even now, the kingdom of God—the kingdom that finally matters and endures—is spreading far and wide across the whole world.