Bishop Barron’s Sunday Sermons - Catholic Preaching and Homilies
Religion & Spirituality:Christianity
A careful reading of the Torah, the first five books of the Old Testament, reveals that Israelite identity was determined through three sets of laws: liturgical, ritual, and moral. In Catholicism, the liturgical laws have been sublimated and the ritual laws largely set aside. But what about the moral law? In this case, Thomas Aquinas says, they remain unchanged, for they represent the first principles of the natural law—which is to say, those fundamental instincts that undergird all moral reasoning. In our first reading this week from Exodus, we hear wonderful precepts that continue to this day to shape the moral consciousness of the world.
It’s Time for Some Pruning
Three Qualities of a Good Shepherd
What Happens After We Die?
Do You Struggle to Believe?
Evidence of the Resurrection
Put Yourself in the Passion Narrative
Drinking the Blood of Christ
Face Your Fears
A Tour of the Ten Commandments
When Your Faith Is Put to the Test
Are Your Soul and Body at War?
Reaching Out to the Lepers
Pray, Serve, Evangelize
Surrender to the Holy One
Listen to the Voice of God!
The Voice of Conscience
The King of All the World
Go to Joseph
He Will Rule Forever
The Voice of One Crying Out in the Desert
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