Bishop Barron’s Sunday Sermons - Catholic Preaching and Homilies
Religion & Spirituality:Christianity
Our readings for today develop a theme that is uncomfortable. Authentically religious people, authentically spiritual people, will almost always be opposed. The logic behind this is simple and unanswerable: we live in a world gone wrong, a world turned upside down; therefore, when someone comes speaking the truth to us, we will think that they are crazy and dangerous. Jesus’ word is meant to burn things up, to reduce things to cinders, to clear things out. A get-along attitude is never what Jesus is calling for. I know that we are uneasy with this idea, but the Bible isn’t. To love is to will the good of the other. Therefore, to love necessarily involves passionate opposition to what works evil in the other. Love destroys the false forms of order and community in order for the true community to emerge.
It’s Time for a Radical Choice
How to Fall in Love
We Just Don’t Get It
Envy Will Destroy Us
God Suffers for Us
Have You Stopped Listening to Jesus?
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
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