Bishop Barron’s Sunday Sermons - Catholic Preaching and Homilies
Religion & Spirituality:Christianity
For this sixth Sunday of Easter, I would like to continue with the first letter of St. Peter, which is our second reading for this weekend. Peter says, “Always be ready to give an explanation to anyone who asks you for a reason for your hope.” In many ways, this is the master text for theologians and apologists up and down the centuries to the present day. Something that is distinctive to biblical Christianity is that, from the beginning, it has been very interested in doctrine and expressing doctrine clearly and articulately.
He Must Increase and I Must Decrease
The Mustard Seed Principle
Sin and Blaming
The Ultimate Blood Sacrifice
The Trinity as Call to Action
Walking According to the Spirit
The High Priestly Prayer
God's Marvelous Choice
Four Spiritual Lessons from the Life of Paul
Getting St. Peter’s Sermon Right
The Basics of Christian Proclamation
Divine Mercy
The Empty Grave
The Return of the King
Planting the Law Within Us
“Hesed” All the Way Through
Cleansing the Temple
The Mystical Transfiguration of Christ
Angels and Wild Beasts
The Leper and Evangelization
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