
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, for the wokeist philosophy that dominates today, empathy—feeling the feelings of the other and not harming those feelings—is treated as a supreme value. But while empathy is perfectly good and decent, the Bible teaches that love, not empathy... more
Friends, for this Twenty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time, I want to begin with our very brief second reading from Paul to the Romans. It opens, “I urge you, brothers and sisters, by the mercies of God, to offer your bodies as a living sacrifice.” Here... more
Friends, for this Twenty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time, the Church brings us once again, with Jesus and the disciples, to Caesarea Philippi, and to a famous question: “Who do you say that I am?” The main characters in this endlessly fascinating scene... more
Friends, for this Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time, we hear the story of the Syrophoenician woman. Jesus famously puts off this woman—first by ignoring her, then by dismissing her, and finally by insulting her—and she offers one of the most famous c... 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 weekly preaching-focused series delivering contemplative Catholic homilies and theological reflections rooted in scripture, church history, and classical philosophy. Episodes often center on how scripture reveals God's love, the meaning of suffering, humble leadership, and practical formation through prayer, formation, and participation in the Church. The host-friendly, apologetics-infused style makes complex doctrines accessible, with emphasis on discernment, virtue, and daily faith lived out in community. A standout aspect is the integration of deep doctrine with pastoral warmth and clear applications for everyday life, appealing to listeners seeking spiritual nourishment, intellectual engagement, and a traditional Catholic perspective.... more
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