Bishop Barron’s Sunday Sermons - Catholic Preaching and Homilies

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Weekly homilies from Bishop Robert Barron, produced by Word on Fire Catholic Ministries.

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Growth Requires Risk

2026-11-11 · 15 min · Episode 510

Friends, the great parable at the heart of our Gospel today—the parable of the talents—is taken from the world of economics. Jesus often draws upon this world when describing the dynamics of the spiritual life. And…
Wisdom Is Seeking You Out

2026-11-06 · 15 min · Episode 509

Friends, our first reading this Sunday from the book of Wisdom begins, “Resplendent and unfading is wisdom, and she is readily perceived by those who love her, and found by those who seek her.” The Bible is preoccupied…
Do You Want to Be a Saint?

2026-10-29 · 15 min · Episode 508

Friends, All Saints Day falls on a Sunday this year, so the Church can give special attention to this important solemnity. Léon Bloy famously said that there is only one real sadness in life: not to be a saint.…
With All Your Heart, Soul, and Mind

2026-10-22 · 15 min · Episode 507

Friends, our Gospel this Sunday is from the twenty-second chapter of the Gospel of Matthew. Jesus has been doing battle with the scribes and Pharisees, and this passage brings that great argument to a conclusion in an…
The Coin Belongs to Caesar, But Caeser Belongs to God

2026-10-15 · 15 min · Episode 506

Friends, on this Twenty-ninth Sunday of the year, our Gospel features the question from the Pharisees about paying taxes. In response to the trap, Jesus offers one of the most famous one-liners in history: “Repay to…
The Invitation Has Been Offered

2026-10-07 · 15 min · Episode 505

Friends, our Gospel today is the parable of the wedding banquet, and like all the parables, it’s kind of unsettling. What we’re meant to see is that this invitation from the king is the greatest invitation possible. God…
The Peace of Christ

2026-09-30 · 15 min · Episode 504

Friends, in our second reading this Sunday, Paul tells the church of Philippi, “Have no anxiety at all.” It’s hard to imagine that Paul—who was shipwrecked many times, beaten within an inch of his life, threatened and…
The Hubris of Man, the Humility of God

2026-09-25 · 15 min · Episode 503

Friends, our second reading, a passage from the second chapter of Paul to the Philippians, is one of the master texts in the New Testament. It’s not only ancient and poetic but also substantive; indeed, in some ways, it…
Love God—Not His Benefits

2026-09-17 · 15 min · Episode 502

Friends for this Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time, we hear a story from Jesus that tends to bother everybody: the parable of the laborers in the vineyard. We’re meant to hear our own voices in the complaint of these…
You Belong to the Lord

2026-09-10 · 15 min · Episode 501

Friends, our Gospel for this Twenty-fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time is the familiar story of Peter asking the Lord how many times he should forgive his brother: “As many as seven times?” Jesus responds, “Not seven times…

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