Bishop Barron questions the ambiguity of the terms of the Synodal process.

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[@defeatingdefeaters]

Where can I find a printout of Bishop Barron’s statement here?

[@thecatholicman]

www.wordonfire.org/articles/barron/inclusivity-and-love/

[@defeatingdefeaters]

@@thecatholicman thank you!

[@carmenmariacortesmarin2664]

@@thecatholicman thank you

[@paulagrant1073]

@@thecatholicman thank you.

[@ruseriouss.9819]

@@oliverclark5604 This letter he wrote proves he DOES understand more then you know. And Pope Francis? I can not understand where you are coming from🤔🥴

[@Mary-lq1vf]

I am a Catholic born in the 60s. I am also gay. I carry that burden and try to live my faith. I was born into the Latin Mass and grew up during Vatican II (poorly implemented imho.) I was told I would burn in hell. But, Jesus chased this sinner across a country to tell me “I love you, trust in me.” I did! When I opened my heart to Jesus, he filled it! Standing alone, so far from home, I met salvation! My life has been transformed by faith, the gift of mercy, and unconditional love of The Trinity! My life is for God. I want to kneel in humble reverence when I receive the Eucharist. His is the hand I reach for now. Hope this helps someone

[@gracem6943]

God bless you

[@blumusik9572]

Beautiful words. Our encounters should not ever be through a lens of judgement but rather in a spirit of striving for an ideal together.

[@rosemoreno6249]

❤❤❤❤🎉you see how much God loves us?!

[@carolynkimberly4021]

@@blumusik9572 Refraining from mortal sin is a requirement for salvation not an "ideal".

[@carolynkimberly4021]

So, you now live a chaste life in the Church?

[@caedanjennings]

Alright lads we need to double the prayers for bishop Barron !! I could not be more excited to hear him making a stand! My man Barron!!! 🎉

[@happyfuture6515]

Bishop Barron has hit the nail on the head! Great! The inclusive welcoming must coexist with repentance and conversion!... Otherwise the resultant of acceptance will be the prevalence of sin over sanctity!

[@carolinemaryfrances1326]

God bless bishop Barron! Everyone please say a couple extra prayers for him and his protection. Satan will hate his speaking out against this.

[@jowr2000]

Bravo, Bishop Barron. We need to hear more of this from the bishops. More and more orthodox bishops must speak out against what's going on in Christ's Holy Catholic Church. 🙏

[@wolemai]

Bishop Baron is certainly NOT an orthodox bishop! I am staggered that he is questioning the synodality process. Don't be fooled - Baron is a dangerous modernist. He has repeatedly defended his "probably no one is in Hell" heresy, and has made worrying statements about homosexuality.

[@priscillapaul1582]

Bravo. Bishop. Baron. From. India. Looking forward to more reactions

[@SmithsnMoz]

Bishop Barron needs prayers. 🙏

[@BourbonBabe1]

I wouldn’t call Bishop Barren orthodox. But kudos to him for preaching the Truth!

[@danielosetromera2090]

@@BourbonBabe1 He is.

[@cindyc6328]

I am soooo relieved to hear Bishop Barron's take on the Synod; that repentance is most important in our walk with Jesus. His( repent) is key to receiving all he has for us. Jesus death requires all of us to be a repentant. ❣ Thank you for this talk. Jesus thirsts for repented sinners!!!

[@cindyc6328]

@@oliverclark5604 I'm sorry but I don't understand what your point is. All I know is that Jesus forgives us when we repent and He did say after he forgives you of that sin He said " go and sin no more". So if you repent of homosexuality for instance, He will forgive however he means it when he says SIN NO MORE. He is a merciful God but expects us to keep the commandments. We are seeing His Justice in the world as we continue to allow abortion, and other Mortal sin. The Church needs to keep to the gospel of our Lord. ( no wavering)

[@n.c.108]

Thank you for sharing 🙏. I'm so glad Bishop Barron has written this letter, I was not sure where he stood and now I do. Thank you for sharing truth and Love from Christ Jesus.

[@dannelson4209]

I love Bishop Barron he is a very warm and loving man , he would have coffee and doughnuts with everyone if he could.

[@pcialini4729]

Thank you brother. I returned to the church about 12 years ago. About 4 years ago my life fell apart. I have been struggling and asking more questions. At times, my faith teetered on the edge, and still does. While going through the pain of a spouse abandoning the marriage , unfortunately, I felt alone and lost. I love the balanced approach of the Good Bishop and the presenter hit it on the head. Love is not a what, it’s a “who”. Christ is complete and full love. And we, with all our flaws are supposed to incarnate that love. It isn’t taught, it’s lived. So as I struggle through this and feel like giving up. If anyone can please pray for me. Thanks everyone. Remember to do all things in charity.

[@lorrienantt2361]

Prayers for you. So glad you came back home. The book of Job may help you get through some of your struggles. In all things, He has a reason. One which we may never know and which is bigger than us. But He does. And I pray that we can all get through our struggles with that in mind. Bless you, my friend.

[@pcialini4729]

Thank you. Some people have called me Job. However, I make no claims to being totally upright in my life. Some of what I am dealing with is decisions made with best intentions that turned out …….. not so great. It’s really hard because I have little priestly guidance. They are all overworked and have little time to spare. I feel a little alone in the struggle and have received often confusing and conflicting advice. Thanks for your prayers.

[@pcialini4729]

@@oliverclark5604 ok. Good point. Point taken. I was emphasizing that the fullness of Love as found in Christ. From Him (since all the fullness of the Godhead is in Him) I would then figure that all good, flows from Him. Thanks for your input and response.

[@pcialini4729]

@@oliverclark5604 understood. I see the point.

[@pcialini4729]

@@oliverclark5604 perhaps not an either / or but “both”?

[@paddyearly]

I’m delighted that Bishop Barron has questioned the whole approach to the synodal process🙏 Too many Bishops are running away from the challenge😭 Very good reflective video🙏

[@lindaweiss523]

Thank you for the video. Thank you for your beautiful words. I am a Catholic of 81 years and I love Jesus sooo much and my relationship with him is first. God Bless you.

[@louel83]

God bless you!

[@bazerkly907]

"Thank You Bishop Baron" 🌹

[@cherylschalk9106]

This is what I’ve been waiting for from Bishop Barron.

[@eileengaffney]

May the Holy Spirit continue to strengthen and encourage Bishop Barron 🙏 ❤

[@MW-he4cp]

This has been spoken of, plain as day, by many in recent years. Be welcoming, yes, but "go and sin no more". I appreciate a long letter to spell it out but it doesn't take a theologian to see this. They like unity...we should be in unity on this. By the way, I have never once heard anything about the synod in any church in my local area. I don't know how many churches are actually participating. Good for Bishop Barron to speak up. Pray for him.

[@maryshannon7551]

There are many movements that have minimized the seriousness of sin and that the person caught up in sin need to be transformed by His grace. Otherwise you waste the grace. You cannot tell people once save always saved is real. God is just. As far as the welcoming of all ... would you let a pedophile babysit your child ? How does a person know the change is real.

[@TedSeeber]

Not hearing of the synod in your local area is a part of the entire problem with the synodal process. You should have had parish level meetings about it widely publicized in 2020 and 2021. The fact that you did not, indicates somebody thinks you are too conservative to let your voice be heard.

[@TedSeeber]

@@oliverclark5604 With Apologies to St. John Vianny: Synoldalism: If the pope is a saint, the cardinals will be fervent; If the cardinal is fervent, the bishops will be pious; If the bishop is pious, the priests will at least be decent; If the priest is only decent, the people will be godless.

[@TedSeeber]

@Oliver Clark thank you, the translation was off. Completely in agreement. Sadly I have my doubts that such a narrow focus will still be official church teaching in 2025

[@TedSeeber]

@Oliver Clark I am against the individualism and divorce in general, of course, but it is not that which I fear is coming from the synod in 2025. Rather I fear a complete abandonment of procreation in favor of malthusian eugenics environmentalism and the aberosexual practices that support general human extinction. Laudato Si mentions this danger, but does not speak strongly enough against it; the focus of the Document for the Contintental Stage of the Synod is strongly for anti-creative aberosexuality and strongly against heteronormative lifelong families.

[@musongomwananshikumutale701]

Thank you so much for this podcast. I have been so worried about this synod and I thank Bishop Barron with this clarification. I pray our leaders in the church will take into account what Bishop Barron has pointed out.

[@maudefalcone4713]

That was beautiful. And, yeah, whenever I hear talk of 'evangelization' among Catholics, I think of a dog chasing a car: what's he gonna do when he catches it? I'm a recent convert (2019) and was very secular, very atheistic and led a very disordered, albeit straight, life (Us CIS gendered straights can be disordered too!) It took me a couple years to get the teachings of The Church in this regard. I. Just. Didn't. Get. It. And, when I did get it, it was by the Grace of God and hit me all at once--I was like, OOOHHH and took immediate steps to change my ways. When I got it, there was absolutely no question in my mind that I had to get my poop together and fix it. And, none of it happened because anybody nagged me or bullied me or admonished me. I have people close to me who are lgbtq and married. They're my friends. If they're open, I share about my conversion and tell them about Our Blessed Mother and The Little Flower or The Angels and Christ Crucified. If it comes up, we discuss this or that statement by The Pope. They express disappointment that he hasn't 'gone further' on lgbtq issues. They were hoping...And, I explain that he can't. He can have his personal views and commitments but when it comes to matters of Faith and Doctrine, he's not free to just change things bc he wants too. God's Church doesn't work that way. Everybody gets the logic of "it is what it is" and God's Church is what it is. I didn't mean to type so much. Sorry. But, it was a beautiful vid. :)

[@bellanegrin3915]

I had been questioning the bishop's position for a little while now. I am glad to hear a clarification on where he stands. As always, your discussions are so clear and inspiring. Truth and how to pass it along to our brothers and sisters in Christ with love, not condemnation. May God bless you.

[@joewagner8139]

I am glad to see this from Bishop Barron. When he went to Los Angeles to rural Minnesota, I think, has been an eye opener for him. He's a wonderfully bright man and generally well intentioned.

[@DonalLeader]

An interesting insight. LA is not a place where one finds faith although there are excellent individual Catholics.

[@zachsmith5515]

he is but i wish he grasped Trad Catholics more

[@joewagner8139]

@@zachsmith5515 Agreed. A graduate of Munderlein Seminary in Illinois, a hotbed of Nouveau Theologie. Totally N.O., but I think being knocked down a peg or two from the experience of the sexual scandal in Word on Fire ministries last year and was "demoted" to a small diocese in southern rural Minnesota got to be thinking his advancement with Francesco has stalled and being 63 may be having a change of heart. We don't know what's going on with him from afar, but I'm praying for him.

[@seamusweber8298]

@Joe Wagner, I think Bishop Barron is a highly intelligent man and a very articulate person. I hope that perhaps he is beginning to see the utter chaos that prevails from within the Vatican.

[@joewagner8139]

@@seamusweber8298 Seamus, I absolutely agree. I'm praying for that same thing for him.

[@Dave_M44]

I've not been a fan of Bishop Barron but I really like his take on this. Thanks for sharing this!

[@barbararussell9757]

I have seen some Word on Fire episodes that I didn’t like Bishop Barron’s theological statements so I began to avoid him. Thank you for posting this and making me realize that my conclusions were too hasty.

[@danielosetromera2090]

Bishop Barron has been getting way way too much undeserved flak for suppossedly being "progressive". He's nothing of the short. On the contrary, he's markedly traditional on many issues.

[@user-re2ss3jn8w]

Its good to hear Bishop Baron speak the truth of the gospel. I disagree that pope Francis didn't mean for whats happening in the synod what's happening.

[@ghostapostle7225]

You have any concrete evidence that the Pope actually supports any of it? I just see him criticizing the attempts to alter Church's teaching.

[@springleaf1035]

We should keep in mind that until recently, Bishop Baron was an auxillary and less free to be anything but supportive and cooperating with higher authority. But he is the ordinary now, the shepherd of his own flock. So good for him to repeat Cardinal George on how all ARE welcome, but on our Lord's quite challenging terms.

[@TruthSeeker-333]

This is the most loving statement I have heard from BB. Hope to see more, and I hope he learn to fight for the TLM and tradition too. He is one of the better Bishops even if doesn’t understand our love for tradition.

[@robertmitchell3060]

Both rites are the death, resurrection and ascension in any language.

[@TruthSeeker-333]

@@robertmitchell3060 The Mass is a Sacrifice, primarily for God’s glory and the satisfaction of His Justice. One rite is ancient, with parts of the Canon reaching back to the Apostles, the other fabricated by a committee in 1969. God Bless

[@ajmeier8114]

@@TruthSeeker-333 You think the TLM goes back to the apostles? It certainly doesn't. It evolved over time. I love the Latin Mass and go when I can. But traditionalists need to stop saying the TLM dates back to the apostles.

[@TruthSeeker-333]

@@ajmeier8114 Parts of the Canon do, most studies agree on this. The rest was formed in 4th/6th centuries, and by the 8th it was largely in the form we recognize today. The words of Christ form the center, the jewel, and adorned around it were prayers by the Apostles-early Popes. Lots of good books on this, really puts into perspective the ridiculousness of a man-made, committee fabricated liturgy.

[@TruthSeeker-333]

@@ajmeier8114 For example Myterium Fidei, before it was changed in the NO was part of the Consecration. This is not in Scripture, but Aquinas, Popes, and scholars agree that Christ/Apostles likely used these words, and to protect the formula of Consecration this was not recorded in full in Scripture but transmitted orally through Tradition.

[@cynthiamartin4340]

I am so very proud of Bishop Barron in this insightful and eloquent writing. ❤ Also LOVE listening to you dear Robert Nugent Decrevi…You never fail to inspire me and challenge me in my own faith journey. The love of Christ shines through in you and your obvious thirst to do His will. Thank you!!❤✝️❤️

[@paulhogan9812]

Your speech came from the deepest part of your heart, I could feel it, and it touched me. I share your faith in Christ and deep feelings for His church. Thank you for sharing.

[@marieswann3204]

Your commentary was spot on! Thank you for that.

[@stevenj1214able]

My wife and I were just talking about this subject. Whenever we hear inclusive and welcoming, we understand that yes everyone is welcome to come and sit in the pew. Like an old Protestant preacher said “ everyone is welcome but they ought not feel comfortable “…..So when the rest of the pagan world hears the Church talking about inclusivity and welcoming, they need to be made to understand that , you can come but you cannot receive Jesus in the Eucharist, nor be confirmed. I just wish our Pope and our leadership would say what needs to be said clearly and unapologetically.

[@katherinemoss2583]

At last the truth is being placed above inclusiveness.

[@JackFalltrades]

Bishop Barron is exactly right. I have been uncomfortable with these terms from the start, along with the word, "accompaniment." Always the implication seems to be that no moral demands are to be made on anyone, only total acceptance. This is clear from what we hear coming out of Germany.

[@michaelohara2161]

I am usually uncomfortable with His in the weeds arguments. But Wow, Way to go Bishop Barren. Spot on. Conform the Sinner Not the Church. It would only lead everyone to hell together.

[@topercaker2646]

Sadly no one listens to me when I try to lovingly spread the gospel, so I have to always keep to myself and work on my own Divinization (or Theosis). People are too addicted to degeneracy

[@thecatholicman]

Did you expect results? Preach the Word; be prepared in season and out of season. The #1 temptation is to think we have to see results. No, Christ will see the results.

[@CatholicBossHogg]

@@thecatholicman yeah none of the saints saw any results...

[@gollum19671967]

No, keep trying

[@kzbaby2002]

@Toper Caker I feel the same. But there’s good advice here. We need to stand for Jesus and the faith but for those we see a lot, like our families, we can’t keep preaching. Just exhibit you are living your faith. They have heard the message you give and they will notice the change in you. And that’s all we can do.

[@gracem6943]

I feel this way too, but we must continue forth praying and loving our faith and Trust God to change hearts ♥️. God bless you🙏🏻❤️

[@tompalm64]

Very good video and letter from the good Bishop. I’ve really liked Bishop Barron in the past but lately he seems to be too much of a Pope Francis fan. Maybe that just comes with the territory ( he is a Bishop). But he still has the truth and he’s a treasure of Catholic information. I pray for the softening of hearts 💕. I agree we need to the presence of Christ for others. Pray the Rosary everyday.

[@johnschuh8616]

Much ambiguity comes from the ambiguous way the pope expresses himself. Following Pope Benedict whose writings were models of clarity, he remains a puzzle to many of us.

[@user-gj5gc8pq6u]

Thank you for sharing this!!! God bless Bishop Barron for speaking up about this!!

[@JackFalltrades]

I must say that I am pleasantly surprised by this. I have long thought Bishop Barron to be a confirmed disciple of the Gospel of Woke.

[@marzena3396815]

Thank you Dear Robert for another great video. I truly appreciate your work. May God Bless you.

[@geoffreywalles]

Thank you Bishop Barron and thank you Robert. God bless you both.

[@gregorytobin5754]

Robert I can feel how moved you are and how deeply you want the world to know about Our Lord and I find it beautiful!

[@lindanugent4904]

Praise the Lord , my soul rejoices, Bishop Barron and Pope Francis thank you and thank you to all the clergy who tell us the truth that we sometimes don't want to hear but it's music now to my ears the challenge is what makes it so and yes it makes the heart glad . I feel much more filled in my heart with truth than people pleasing , being affirmed by your friends changes from week to week but being affirmed by Christ is my true mission and brings greater joy than any gold , silver or diamonds.🙏🙋

[@katherinembach6261]

Francis? please elaborate

[@johnpaulshea9908]

Francis? God help us.

[@philserna8618]

Francis, has not been helpful. Please pray for the Pope

[@wolemai]

What? For every truth Pope Francis has stated, he has damaged the Church by countless untruths.

[@rosemarymckinnon7517]

Francis is the destroyer prophesised by St Francis of Assisi

[@louel83]

Thank you so much for your words of wisdom. I really needed to hear the second part of your video. God bless!

[@guadalupemieryteran106]

Thank you Dear Robert to give us this wonderful teachings, God bless you. Mexico

[@DrEMichaelJones]

Beautifully stated, Robert.

[@DrEMichaelJones]

@Oliver Clark I wasn't talking about Bishop Baron. I was talking about, Robert.

[@DrEMichaelJones]

@Oliver Clark And what that Robert said was beautifully stated. I didn't read a word of your treatise beyond "Barron," but God bless.

[@DrEMichaelJones]

@@oliverclark5604 I was talking about Robert Nugent so when I saw there was 1,000+ words beyond "Barron," I realized there was no need for me to read it.

[@DrEMichaelJones]

@@oliverclark5604 take it up with Nugent then

[@DrEMichaelJones]

@@oliverclark5604 👍

[@jackieann5494]

I am utterly humbled . I am repentant . I am grateful . I thought Bishop Barron was a compromising , politically driven cleric. Thank God I was so wrong. May Our Lord continue to grace Bishop Barron with courage and strength and clarity . What a beautiful reminder that , even when the storm seems sure to destroy the ship , Our Lord is in control ....and He can calm the storm .

[@finallythere100]

Well, he HAS been unclear and specifically lacking this kind of precise message even when asked. This is the 2nd prelate I have heard of today that seems to be moved to take very clear, affirming action to support Traditional Catholicism /. truth as Christ taught.

[@jackieann5494]

@@finallythere100 I suspect you have a heart full of grace. Thank you . It is an encouragement . Also , isn't it an encouragement to hear "big" names defending the faith ? Thank God !

[@finallythere100]

@@jackieann5494 - It feels like the power of God is at work! (I'm working on the grace part, and thank you, I thought same of you.) I, too, have questioned and repented some of my approaches (it's been a bit of a process), but as is said in vid, we DO have to speak out, but it feels so much better and "right" to do it with Christian charity. Blessings!

[@jackieann5494]

@@finallythere100 My Sister , you are describing my spiritual journey , as well ! It's comforting to know I'm not alone. Prayers going up that Our Lord hold you near his heart and steady our steps and that He grant us both the grace to know that only He can see us safely through this storm . God BLESS you .

[@finallythere100]

@@jackieann5494 _ TY and prayers for you, too! I think many of us are evolving on this same journey during these unprecedented challenges in the Church.

[@marysedita7326]

This is a pleasant surprise What a great letter addressing the elephant in the room.

[@tsr3779]

My faith has been restored in Bishop Barron…Minnesota is looking good on him!

[@briandelaney9710]

Is that because he is agreeing with you ?

[@Ritamichaels1]

Thank you so much for sharing Bishop Barron's statement, and also for explaining how to evangelize by bringing souls to Christ.

[@declanfinan8842]

Brilliant, succinct, clear, intellectual response to the heretical bishops in Germany and elsewhere. Schism is a terrible event at any time in the Church, but some times it is unavoidable. Should Pope St Paul VI have bowed to the renegade bishops in Belgium, Germany, France and Holland in the 1960’s by allowing Holy Communion in the hand? I can’t say for sure, but the cost has been devastatingly high!!

[@jeridburleson2100]

I needed to hear this. Thank you and God bless you.

[@juanflorenciogonzalezmateo9803]

It is a good question: How can we encourage our brothers to meet our Father? I would suggest that we should proceed the same way saint Stephen, saint Peter, saint Paul, saint John... did. Or is there any other better way?

[@DrDante221]

I hope Bishop Barron has sent a copy of this letter to Pope Francis and Father James Martin...

[@henryvonblumenthal7307]

… and Cardinal Hollerich

[@Lambsown78]

One of your best videos ♥️ Thank you so much. God bless. And thank you, Bishop Barron ♥️

[@figurefour633]

God Bless Bishop Barron 🎉

[@thepic12]

Amen! I love listening to Bishop Barren! You’re comments on his statement and your feelings of love for the church warmed my heart! Thank you!

[@fatheralex8505]

Bishop Barron You have spoken the truth with love. With Jesus we cannot play Jack. We are either with Him or against Him.

[@johnmartin4650]

Thank you…….I trust B Barron…..his message is not controversy…..he is an evangelist

[@andrewferg8737]

Truth without mercy is a torment. Mercy without truth is a lie. Love always encompasses both together. God is Love. "All the paths of the LORD are mercy and truth" (Psalm 25)

[@kafinn5302]

Beautiful commentary…thank you ❤️🙏❤️

[@deigratia8723]

Bishop Barron getting it right.. Francis cardinal George "All are welcome but on Christ's Terms".. Which brings me to this question and asking for help... How does a Catholic school deal with world hijab day coming up on the 1st of February? The Islamic Cultural Centre (ICC) of Ireland, have sent out posters and signed letters from its youth coordinator, to catholic schools in Ireland with five suggestions on how to mark the occasion. The 3rd suggestion reads "Get students to bring in scarves that they can wear around their necks"... Basically asking catholic students to take part. I assume the reason for reaching out to catholic schools in Ireland is because there might be muslin students at the schools. To make things more complicated it clashes with our very own St. Bridget's feast day, which is a big feast day in all catholic schools. The ICC are saying in the letter that its an idea as a means to foster personal freedom of religious expression and cultural understanding by inviting young women to experience the hijab for one day. This is relatively new, started by a Muslim lady, Nazma Khan, in New York on the 1st of Feb, 2013.

[@carolynkimberly4021]

If you do that, you are commiting a terrible sin by cooperating with the demonic evil which is Islam.

[@piercepbrowne]

Thanks much yet again for the absolute clarity of your teaching, No going around in circles just the absolute truth as it is. That is what i want to hear despite the challenge it brings to my life. Jesus is my life and always will be, but to become closer to Him I have to know Him so I have to fill my mind with Truth and not the everyday rubbish that give no fulfilment but eats up the time that I will never get back. God Bless You Always. When He chose You He chose well Pierce

[@MichElle-zc9tu]

We are praying that Bishop Barron and every Bishop to wake up and defend the truth alone.

[@michaelgarrison7401]

I am a Traditional Catholic in the United States of America. I live my life believing that God is Love and all people in this world need Love. St Augustine said true Love is willing the good of the other as other. All people need Love . All people deserve to be Loved as We Love ourselves. Through kindness, generosity , gentleness caring brings out Love to all people we meet.

[@marymeehan2580]

I so agree with everything you say - you are a blessing

[@SeanMMcCormack]

Very helpful. The clarity. Thank you.

[@stevenkavanagh2082]

I liked Bishop Barren since that series he did on Catholic though, admittedly, have suffered his teachings on "dear we hope all will be saved". I sense also that he is angry and suffers, he confesses himself, from intellectual pride. But I do pray that he may be a key figure in bringing the true Faith back to the centre of our Church. 🙏. Thank you Robert for your sincerity.

[@companyof8]

So glad I found your channel. God bless you Robert.

[@BonifaceWilly]

I am filled with fear and trepidation. I hope and pray to the highest heaven that at the end of the Synod the church will remain as One Holy Catholic And Apostolic Church, centred squarely on our Blessed Lord and true and faithful to the Gospels.

[@julienewman1344]

God bless you i have had change of heart and mind

[@gugatena4990]

Gracias unidos en la fe y mucha fuerza para llevar al mundo con nuestras vidas el Amor del que nos creo. Saludos cariñosos desde Merida Yucatan Mexico

[@monicapalen7963]

Excellent encouraging message this is what we need clarity and truth

[@MrKingsley16]

The information you shared is encouraging, your message is worth following and inspiring, Thank you!!

[@salusindomino]

Bravo your Grace. 100% we are called to repent and to convert and follow Him and our Lady

[@PilgrimMission]

Thank you Robert wonderful message.

[@teresitarodriguez4935]

Thank you thank you. Please keep up what you are doing… truly encountering Christ.

[@RonSneary-cr4ps]

Bishop Robert Barron is the voice for the everyday Catholic who believe in Jesus Christ.

[@danapb]

So well said! It IS a different language. I have stumbled and had a serious case of foot in mouth disease. It's not for me to tell someone how they should come to Christ. I need to let HIM speak. If through me, wonderful. But I can't force it. You're right, we need to act as models of Jesus. Wonderful channel!!

[@jamnakayster5149]

I love and believe in what you and Bishop was saying. GBU 🙏🏼 ❤️❤️

[@catkat740]

11:15 Such great advice!! Thank you!

[@peaceandjoy2568]

Thank you, Bishop Barron, for speaking the truth. The Church is inclusive and welcoming to all of us sinners, but it must be, as Cardinal George said, on Christ's terms, not ours. Christ instructed His Church: "...Make disciples from all nations. Baptize them in the Name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit and teach them to obey all that I have commanded."

[@sheiladumigan451]

Wonderful!!! Thank you!!

[@zita-lein]

God bless you, Robert. Well done.

[@ARobichaud]

That’s a sense of relief to hear. I remember sweating going to novus ordo mass after roe v wade was overturned and not sure which way that was going to go. Thankfully they celebrated it.

[@kragar4]

Great letter from Bp.Barron! Awesome

[@jamnakayster5149]

God bless you and I truelly hope people who listen to this podcast, will do as we heard it, coz it is the truth and nothing but the truth.

[@teresa64057]

Loved it. Thank you!!

[@josephvanharen3518]

Joseph v Haren From day one of Pope Francis Papacy , I believe , his intention was to change the Church , rather than, uphold Sacred Tradition passed on to us through the Holy Apostles and Holy Church Fathers . We pray for Pope Francis and those he has elected around him ,God bless .

[@byrnedegrandpre8884]

A beautiful, humbly presented homily.

[@DeannaWillistonOFS]

I pray my soul magnifies the Lord.

[@brad42948]

Thank you.

[@duals-growthofculture2085]

Beautiful video. Thank you.

[@katiedid8192]

As a youngster of 12 yrs. We moved to the Deep South US where there was a lot of bigotry toward the Catholic Church due to misunderstanding as there were few Catholics in the area at that time. The very first day in public school I was told I was going to hell and several of my fellow classmates turned and would have nothing to do with me. Additionally my teacher was also bigoted and made many false statements in class about the church and nuns. I was devastated at first, but God made lemonade out of lemons for me. Because of the hurt I chose to find out more about what I believed as a Catholic. I was bold enough to correct her lies and took some repercussions at times. I am forever grateful to God for allowing me to have this cross and for walking me through it. Because I developed a strong faith in Catholicism and know in my heart that I belong to the true Church and have a loving God/ Christ/ Holy Spirit who stands with me and loves me. I came out stronger. I only pray that our Church will emerge from this trial with a stronger magisterium, changed from modernism because God will convert their hearts.

[@antoinettedavid2826]

Yes just wonderful! Yes 100% on Christ's terms.👍

[@marycoxsey7593]

Refreshing to hear!!

[@ablarod948]

Thank you Bishop Barron!

[@ma.elenabobadilla6652]

These are the answers to all my questions right now. God is merciful but He is also just. Divine Pedagogy.Teach as Christ teaches.

[@user-sy6ss1kx2c]

Excellent. Thank you.

[@Ellen-xf8vd]

Excellent gift to Church at this time!

[@aloyalcatholic5785]

I haven’t been listening to Bishop Barron in some time. I read the article before you made this video. I have to admit I was impressed

[@marynayna6327]

We’re did you read the article? I would like to see.Thank you

[@debbie2027]

YES YES YES Bishop Baron .... EXACLTY .... God loves us where we are in our sin AND loves us too much to leave us in that state of darkness ..... that is the conservative position .... they are purposefully ambiguous ....and since Dubias aren't responded to, best wishes in getting an honest response yourself ... Robert .. when you refer to starting where the person is , is essential .... I always recall what St. Bernadette said ... "My job is the inform, not to convince."

[@kristenstudebaker814]

From one of the "reproaches" of Good Friday: "What was there more that I ought to have done for thee, and did not do? I planted thee to be of all my vineyards the most beautiful: yet exceeding bitter hast thou been to me." That reproach hits my heart deeply. Our Holy Creator loves us so much, and we neglect him so badly. We don't follow his laws that help us to climb out of our sins and take His hand. My heart breaks for Him every time I sin, and every time the world sins against His incredible love for us.

[@gerrymccarthy9568]

Delighted for Barron! I have common ground with him. His idea that we have a reasonable hope that all are saved, made no sense to me. Based on scripture and the Fathers. But bravo to him.