Friends, in this video of my Homily today, I explain the reality of the Resurrection of the Lord Jesus from the dead. Christ is truly risen in the flesh, in his body! He rises, not as a metaphor or a symbol, but he who was once dead is now and forever alive! Let us rejoice, for God in Christ is more powerful than death and through his Resurrection reveals that life does not end in the sad fact of a grave, but comes to fulfillment in the eternal life of Christ. | Bishop Robert Barron

Friends, in this Sunday's reading, St. Paul affirms what stands at the center of his life: preaching the glad tidings that God has won the victory over sin and death, thereby liberating all creation. Paul's whole life revolved around this good news, and so it must be for us. WATCH my full Sunday Sermon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9nWBwPy6es SUBSCRIBE to my YouTube channel to watch every Sunday Sermon: https://bit.ly/wof-subscribe | Bishop Robert Barron

Friends, everything in the Church’s life comes from and returns to the sacraments. But there is far more to these ancient rites than meets the eye. In a new follow-up to my film series on the Mass, I look at the great sacraments of the Church in all their theological depth, spiritual effects, and pastoral promise. “The Sacraments” will help you understand these signs and channels of grace and discover the secret behind their persistence down the ages: the presence and power of the Savior himself

Watch episode 1 of my new film series “The Sacraments” right here: https://sacraments.wordonfire.org Friends, we live in a culture that, as Cardinal Francis George said, “permits everything and yet forgives nothing.” And so people despair of being forgiven and feel compelled to deny their guilt. Yet the desire for reconciliation is embedded deep in our broken hearts. We are willing to confess our sins publicly on television or on social media, and in this cacophonous lament, we are longing for a

Friends, in the fading hours of the Feast of Our Lady of Sorrows we listen intently as our friend, Jonathan Roumie, the actor who plays Jesus in the hit series The Chosen, reads the “Stabat Mater”. | Bishop Robert Barron

Friends, in my newest book I trace how the Church can renew itself through four stages. bishopbarronbooks.com/renew My hope is that you will read this collection and reflect upon what you can contribute to the renewal of our great Catholic heritage in today's society. | Bishop Robert Barron

Friends, in my brand-new book, Renewing Our Hope: Essays for the New Evangelization, I trace how the Church can renew itself through four stages: "Renewing Our Mission," "Renewing Our Minds," "Renewing the Church," and finally, "Renewing Our Culture." bishopbarronbooks.com/renew My hope is that you will read this collection and reflect upon what you can contribute to the renewal of our great Catholic heritage in today's society. | Bishop Robert Barron