Bishop Barron’s Sunday Sermons - Catholic Preaching and Homilies
Religion & Spirituality:Christianity
A careful reading of the Torah, the first five books of the Old Testament, reveals that Israelite identity was determined through three sets of laws: liturgical, ritual, and moral. In Catholicism, the liturgical laws have been sublimated and the ritual laws largely set aside. But what about the moral law? In this case, Thomas Aquinas says, they remain unchanged, for they represent the first principles of the natural law—which is to say, those fundamental instincts that undergird all moral reasoning. In our first reading this week from Exodus, we hear wonderful precepts that continue to this day to shape the moral consciousness of the world.
The Beauty of the Law
Time to Test Your Faith
God’s Warrior Queen
Where to Go When You Cannot Go On
Finding Lasting Happiness
What You Need to Know about the Catholic Mass
How to Be a Good Leader
Proclaiming Christ in the Culture
You Are Called to Be a Prophet
Faith When You’re Frustrated with God
Why Is Life So Full of Suffering?
The Last King Standing
The Lifeblood of God
How To Understand the Trinity
What “Unity in Diversity” Actually Means
Jesus is the Way, the Truth, and the Life
What Does God Want for Me?
Becoming a Friend, Healer, and Teacher
Getting St. Peter's Sermon Right
The Strangeness of the Resurrection and Why It Matters
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