
A weekly homily podcast from Bishop Robert Barron, produced by Word on Fire Catholic Ministries.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 999 | Founded | 21 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & SpiritualitySpirituality | |||

Friends, in my evangelical work online, I often encounter people who are skeptical of religion and dismissive of its claims. I usually ask them: How do we explain the intelligibility of the world or our ability to understand it? How about objective v... more
Friends, on this Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time, I want to focus on the Second Reading from Saint Paul’s Letter to the Romans. The eighth chapter of Romans represents the culmination of an argument Paul’s been making, and the reading for today is... more
Friends, we come to the Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time, and we’re going to finish our reading of the thirteenth chapter of Matthew's Gospel, which deals with the parables. Jesus’s parables cut to the heart of the matter and convey the truth of t... more
Friends, we continue this weekend reading from the thirteenth chapter of Matthew's Gospel, which is dedicated to the parables of Jesus. Today I want to focus on the thought-provoking and theologically rich parable of the wheat and the weeds. A man so... more
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truly a great teacher of Christianity that leaves you thinking for weeks after 1 sermon.
Have a nice routine of praying daily with Magnificat and then reading your daily message. Your thoughts are very helpful.
Your sermons are so easy to understand and listen to. I listen as I do my barn chores. They start my day.
Thank you, Bishop Barron, for your incredible homilies, especially this one, which addresses a question that I have thought a lot about. It gives great hope to believe that God’s infinite mercy extends to the very worst of all truly repentant sinners.
I enjoy listening to prior to Sunday Mass to reinforce the Gospel.
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A faith-forward, theologically rich series centered on Catholic preaching and scripture-driven homilies. Episodes frequently explore salvation, Eucharist, church life, and evangelization through accessible explanations, personal anecdotes, and contemporary relevance. Notable strengths include clear scriptural interpretation, integration of tradition with modern life, and a consistent emphasis on discipleship, mission, and mercy. The mix of reflective meditations and practical exhortations often invites listeners to apply gospel themes in daily life and community involvement, with a distinctive emphasis on Christ's lordship, the sacraments, and the church's mission in the world.
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