Bishop Barron’s Sunday Sermons - Catholic Preaching and Homilies
Religion & Spirituality:Christianity
Friends, the Gospel of Mark is a fascinating literary work. St. Mark seems to write in a breathless, staccato, even primitive manner, but the deeper you look, the more his Gospel appears iconic. He presents scene after scene in a very concentrated way, telling us some rather deep truths about the faith. Our Gospel for today from the first chapter is a good example of this. We see on clear display here what Pope Benedict described as the three essential tasks of the Church: it worships God, it serves the poor, and it evangelizes.
Boasting in the Cross
Walking Truly and Completely with Him
Corpus Christi
Begotten Not Made
The Holy Spirit and Mission
The Ascension of Jesus
The Spirit and the Bride Say, “Come”
The Great Story Comes to an End
The New Jerusalem
The Imperialism of the Martyrs
Heavenly Praise
Apokalypsis
Three Easter Lessons
The Master Has Need of You
Misery and Mercy
Theonomy
Why the Burning Bush is Such Good News
The Glorified Body
Three Questions from the Desert
The Danger of Blind Guides
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