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Insider's Access: My Conversation with Bishop Barron
Here's the inside scoop
A while back, I had a fascinating virtual meet-up conversation with Bishop Barron. Amid his religious liberty commission hearings, social media work, and his clerical obligations (most importantly), he found 30 minu...
Jesus Want To Give You This…
“The seed that fell among the thorns represents those who hear God’s word, but all too quickly the message is crowded out by the worries of this life and the lure of wealth, so no fruit is produced. The seed that fell on good soil represent...
How to Make Life Worth It (Soren Kirkengaard's profound insight)
Read Kirkengaard Please!
Soren Kirkengaard begins his book Fear and Trembling with these unforgettable words, “If there was no eternal consciousness in a man, if at the foundation of all lay only a wildly seething power which is writhing w...
Bishop Barron’s Public Criticism of Notre Dame Leads to Pro-Choice Professor Declining Appointment
A while back Bishop Barron, along with other Catholic Bishops, called out the university of Notre Dame for a impending appointment of a pro-choice professor.
They called for the university to do the right thing and deny this appointment....
The Liturgy of our Democratic Cult, And the Better Alternative
Reflections on the State of the Union
Bishop Robert Barron made the observation last year that the state of the union is something like a “democratic liturgy.” Much like a mass or worship service, there is something secularly sacred about...
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