Bishop Barron’s Sunday Sermons - Catholic Preaching and Homilies
Religion & Spirituality:Christianity
Our readings for today develop a theme that is uncomfortable. Authentically religious people, authentically spiritual people, will almost always be opposed. The logic behind this is simple and unanswerable: we live in a world gone wrong, a world turned upside down; therefore, when someone comes speaking the truth to us, we will think that they are crazy and dangerous. Jesus’ word is meant to burn things up, to reduce things to cinders, to clear things out. A get-along attitude is never what Jesus is calling for. I know that we are uneasy with this idea, but the Bible isn’t. To love is to will the good of the other. Therefore, to love necessarily involves passionate opposition to what works evil in the other. Love destroys the false forms of order and community in order for the true community to emerge.
Fruits of the Spirit, Works of the Flesh
Get to Work!
Hints of the Holy Spirit
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
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