Bishop Barron’s Sunday Sermons - Catholic Preaching and Homilies
Religion & Spirituality:Christianity
One the greatest Protestant theologians of the twentieth century, Paul Tillich, made a distinction between heteronomy (law from another), autonomy (law from oneself), and what he called “theonomy” (law of God). This week, we have the privilege to consider what is arguably the most magnificent and spiritually rich of Jesus’ parables—the story of the Prodigal Son—and in this familiar story, you’ll see the dynamics of these three approaches on clear display.
Agents of Divine Mercy
Let Christianity Be Weird!
All the Way Down
Is Death the End?
I Was Blind and Now I See
The Thirsty Soul
A Friend of the Lord Jesus
Time to Get Back to Basics
Love as God Loves
Be a Saint!
You Are the Salt of the Earth
The Key to Happiness
Join Your Life to the Light
Behold, the Lamb of God!
Be Attentive to Epiphanies
Go in Haste, Be Astonished, Treasure!
God Became a Baby
The Promise of Emmanuel
Wait for the Desert to Bloom
Go Meet John the Baptist
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