Bishop Barron’s Sunday Sermons - Catholic Preaching and Homilies
Religion & Spirituality:Christianity
For this fourth Sunday of Easter, I would like to concentrate on our second reading, which is from the first letter of Peter, a beautiful text that we consult only rarely in the course of the liturgical calendar. It seems eminently clear from the totality of this letter that it was written to a suffering, probably persecuted, Church. Therefore, how to deal with adversity, negativity, even the threat of death was an existential concern of this community. Peter gives his readers an extraordinary and deeply Christian principle: “Beloved, if you are patient when you suffer for doing what is good, this is a grace before God.”
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Hints of the Holy Spirit
It’s Time for Some Pruning
Three Qualities of a Good Shepherd
What Happens After We Die?
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Drinking the Blood of Christ
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When Your Faith Is Put to the Test
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Reaching Out to the Lepers
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Surrender to the Holy One
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The Voice of Conscience
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