Bishop Barron’s Sunday Sermons - Catholic Preaching and Homilies
Religion & Spirituality:Christianity
Our very brief first reading is taken from the magnificent fifty-fifth chapter of the book of the prophet Isaiah. This section of Isaiah—which stretches from chapter forty through chapter fifty-five—is one of the most theologically sophisticated and illuminating passages in the entire Old Testament. Nowhere is Israel’s theology of God more fully and clearly developed. And one of the principal points made in this section is that God is incomparable. Over and over again, Isaiah insists that God is radically other; that he is like no other being, even the most exalted.
Seek the Mark of the Spirit
Come, Lord Jesus!
The Heavenly City
Rescued from the Depths
The Great Army of the Martyrs
Right Praise, Right Order
The Unveiling of a New World
Three Lessons of the Resurrection
The Master Has Need of It
Refuse Scapegoating Violence
Everything He Has Is Yours
Who is God?
Awaiting Resurrection
Three Levels of Temptation
Beware of Blind Guides
Give As God Gives
To What Does Your Heart Belong?
The Invasion of Grace
Give Away the Grace You’ve Been Given
Should We Build Walls or Bridges?
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