Bishop Barron’s Sunday Sermons - Catholic Preaching and Homilies
Religion & Spirituality:Christianity
Friends, great writers, from Aristotle to Shakespeare to Melville, put a lot into their opening line, which often sets the tone for the whole work. This week we have the privilege of hearing the very opening of the Gospel of Mark, which, by scholarly consensus, is the first of the Gospels written: “The beginning of the gospel of Jesus Christ the Son of God.” In the manner of those great writers, this line matters a lot; in fact, every bit of it matters. And what sounds to us like familiar spiritual language was, in the first century, an edgy proclamation of the true Emperor to the powers that be.
A Theology of Work
The Martyrs and a Higher World
The Love of Predilection
Paul at the End of the Race
Persistence in Prayer
The Path to Healing Is a Humble Path
Faith the Size of a Mustard Seed
Don’t Forget the Poor
Yes and No to Power
A Coin, A Sheep, A Son
The Cost of Discipleship
Ignatian Detachment
The Narrow Gate
Fate of the Prophet
Fate of the Prophet
The Hero’s Journey
Bigger Barns or Treasure in Heaven?
Abba Father, Bring us Jesus
Martha, Mary, and the Attitude of Discipleship
HEARING THE VOICE OF GOD
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