Bishop Barron’s Sunday Sermons - Catholic Preaching and Homilies
Religion & Spirituality:Christianity
Our first and second readings for this weekend beautifully sum up the Church’s classical attitude toward those in power. I’ve long argued that the most influential philosopher of the nineteenth century was Friedrich Nietzsche. For this very influential and quirky German thinker, power is the fundamental reality—a perspective that has found its way into our cultural and political realms. But the Bible is not in sympathy with either the demonization of—or the exclusive holding up of—power.
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A Fire in the Heart
When God’s Ways Are Confusing
Chosen for the Sake of the World
In the Storm? Look to Christ
The True King Has Come
A Wise and Discerning Heart
The Parasite of Evil
God Has Spoken; Are You Listening?
Enter the Inner Life of God
You Can’t Be Neutral About Jesus
Be Not Afraid
Shepherds, Warriors, Healers
Food for the Hungry Heart
To the Father, through the Son, in the Spirit
Surrender to the Spirit
Why Did Jesus Ascend to Heaven?
What Are the Signs of the Holy Spirit?
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