Your Water into God’s Wine - Bishop Barron's Sunday Sermon

[@ChildofGod98765]

Please pray for me I’m losing hope. My life living with lupus has it’s ups and downs. I’m in a lot of pain swollen joints, fevers out of nowhere and fatigue are just a few, because of my condition I declined the vaccine, and was fired over my decision. Since than I’ve been struggling to provide for myself and my two autistic children. My husband passed away three years ago, so I’m all alone. I have no family nor friends. Both of my sons are non verbal so as a mommy things can be a little more difficult. We are facing homelessness we have nowhere to go. I’m so embarrassed because of my situation. I have no family nor friends to help me, but I have nothing but Faith that God will provide. Keep Faith in Him. Please pray for us durning this time. Thank you.

[@judyv3370]

Praying for you.

[@Z.Z.so_what]

Sorry to hear about your struggles, I’ll say a prayer for you.

[@jeanonyeagwara4949]

Jesus will never abandon you. Don't give up on Him. He knows your struggles and His hand is directly over you. He has you in the palm of His hand. Hold Him tight. His mother is your mother. You're not alone. Help will come from Jesus. I believe so because I've prayed. Jesus loves you

[@kubasniak]

@@jeanonyeagwara4949 he did because it is all lies... told by irresponsible adults. It's 2022 people.

[@danieltracy7136]

@@kubasniak go offer to help her then.

[@gmacch]

So... I recently reverted to Catholicism, and during the past few days I'd been having difficulty with the Church. And I just came across two videos in succession: the first one of a Eucharist miracle in Honduras and then THIS sermon. Dear Bishop, I was crying after those PROFOUND verses from Isaiah, and then I started to laugh in amazement at ALL of Who Christ IS! That GOD, Who IS GOODNESS and MERCY Itself would come to earth and BE ONE with His creation, then become wed to us, and then take our nature into Heaven??!!! And then the rest of your sermon, also amazing at what GOD can do. That He would want us to be a part of it, like you said, "Bring Me what YOU have" and I will work WONDERS! Thank you, Bishop.

[@royanise3133]

This homily on the wedding at cana by Bishop Barron is the deepest and most meaningful I have ever heard.

[@learnbibleversethroughpict6027]

👍🏼

[@coreycflanagin]

It only gets better… start going to Mass regularly if you don’t already. 😀🙌🏼🙏🏼

[@scoops2382]

Yeah go to mass and more man made up bs

[@oDazzleRazzle]

@@coreycflanagin 2 different users fortunately

[@franciscafranklyn111]

@@learnbibleversethroughpict6027 🌄

[@teddyyoung32]

As a 75 yr old woman, somewhat experienced with life your homilies bring me to tears with their wisdom.

[@Yonas-Trinity]

I am 42 yrs old man and Orthodox ,I can't stop my tears either. What a beautiful homily. God bless Bishop Barron🙏🏽

[@maryannelinsell3506]

Just blowing my mind listening to this homily. All my many years, it was just Jesus’ first miracle. Bishop Barron, you were made for a time like this … Thank you, thank you and God bless you!

[@alvinscott6627]

Sometimes the smallest things in life are the simplest to do. Just Like clicking on this amazing videos and just saying HI! Lol So Beautiful and lovely message 😊 Hello Dear, How you feeling today?? Hope everything is Ok with you over there 😊❤️

[@pattikettler9825]

So very true!!! You and Fr Mike are saviors/saints for the 21st century...

[@alvinscott6627]

@@pattikettler9825 blessed🙏

[@oliveralexandre3607]

Absolutely! This guy knows how to preach, how to teach, how to recognize the truth when he sees it!

[@timothyndugwa4207]

St. Augustine; The miracles of Christ do not violate Nature; they heighten and intensify *nature*

[@camhopper3111]

¹¹+

[@MyMichele1964]

I loved that quote as well!

[@scoops2382]

Yeah but its not true and they didnt happen, its just made up bs

[@derpfaddesweisen]

@@scoops2382 But how do you know? Is it right to attack the faith of some people, when you can't say as someone, born in the 21th century, if it is false indeed? There were many people back then who witnessed Jesus and became his disciples. Just for nothing? This isn't plausible, definetely not plausible enough to argue with such certainty. But i was once an atheist troll, just like you, i get what you mean ;-)

[@timothyndugwa4207]

@@scoops2382 what is truth according to you? What is your measure of truth? How do you define truth?

[@paulsullivan4309]

This Gospel passage always in the past left me somewhat bewildered. Thank you Bishop for this interpretation and the understandings of the Church Fathers. It is great to read the scriptures and look to better understand the Gospel. Thank you. Mary’s words ring so true: “Do whatever He tells you!” Our lives will be reinvigorated and be filled with joy!! Enjoy a little wine!!

[@MrTonyd1954]

Agree. Possibly the key passage of this event next to verse 11 “manifested his glory and his disciples believed in him”

[@joserubio9615]

You should get the Word on Fire Bible from Bishop Barren. Under the scriptures he has detailed and very helping and insightful summaries, from him self and the Church Fathers. It’s like listening to one of his videos. His second one of Acts and Revelations is coming out soon. God Bless you Brother Jesus Loves you stay Safe

[@paulsullivan4309]

@@joserubio9615 thank you so much Jose!! I will look into it. Best wishes to you my brother!!!

[@iqosuser2754]

I'm a protestant but I think you are an amazing teacher. I'm so glad you preach the truth. Protestant preachers always selling their CDs like a business. I can't handle that. Therefore, I'm changing my religion to Catholic. God bless you. Amen.

[@brianhurley2194]

Brothers and sisters, please pray for me as I discern joining the priesthood and marrying the Lord.

[@judyv3370]

Brian I will pray for you. We need priests today desperately. I have been praying for an increase in vocations daily on my rosary.

[@sunnyside1959]

I will never perceive the first miracle performed by Jesus at the wedding of Cana, in the same way after hearing Bishop Barron's insightful and profound interpretation!

[@rhwinner]

I love that Jesus is our spouse! And I love having such a precious mother-in-law. 😊❤️🙏🙏❤️

[@scoops2382]

What a ridiculous thing to say

[@rhwinner]

@@scoops2382 Thank you for joining us. May God bless your visit!

[@gloriabandy]

"Grace doesn't despise nature; it supposes and perfects it." I bring what I am to you, Jesus. Perfect it through Your unmerited grace.

[@alvinscott6627]

Sometimes the smallest things in life are the simplest to do. Just Like clicking on this amazing videos and just saying HI! Lol So Beautiful and lovely message 😊 Hello Dear, How you feeling today?? Hope everything is Ok with you over there 😊❤️

[@kyleurban20]

Amen

[@levismadore556]

Every time I pray the luminous mysteries, I have always wondered what Cana meant, often considering it as a magician’s act to reveal a power not seen yet. Now, I get it. Today, I have been blessed by an understanding that reaches deep in my soul. Bless you, bishop Barron. Levis Shalom

[@ADAM-lw2dk]

“THE WATER SAW HER LORD AND BLUSHED” - 17th c. poet on Jesus’ first miracle. At Cana, “when the wine ran short”, Jesus mentions his Mother’s immediate “concern”, since she is not only Jesus’ Mother, but ours too, ie, the “rest” of her children, “those who keep God’s commandments and bear witness to Jesus” (Rev 12:17). Looking down from the cross, Jesus refers to his own Mother as the Beloved Disciple’s also: “Behold your son.” (Jn 19:26). How wonderful when we too “run short”, our loving Mother is “concerned”, even before we ask.

[@MrTonyd1954]

Perfect example of Marian devine intervention

[@8neil830]

What about the rude and disrespectful “Woman, how does your concern affect me?” Can you please give your thoughts about that?

[@RedRiverMan]

@@8neil830 Yes brother. For starters, it was 2nd century Israel and I don't know if such an manner of address is culturally inappropriate in such a situation. In modern day spanish -and probably many other tongues-its common to hear young folk refer to their mom and dad as "mi vieja/mi viejo" and in American English it used to be common to say "my old man/my old lady" for one's parents. However, beyond the cultural...Reading it biblically-connecting all the scriptures and foreshadowing from old and new testament-"Woman" was the title given to our First Mother Eve in Genesis expressing her singularity as THE WOMAN in history/herstory.. As Bishop said, in the gospels every word counts and so Yeshua referring to His Mother as "Woman" in this monumental moment harkened back to Mother Mary's role as reversing the guilt of Adam and Eve by pushing her Son into His ministry-even before He was ready. God bless you richly!

[@ADAM-lw2dk]

ISN'T INSULTING OUR LORD as "rude and disrespectful" in reality "rude and disrespectful" ?

[@8neil830]

@@RedRiverMan thank you Chris and, please give us your thoughts about ".... how does your concern affect me?" which is at least as rude as "Woman"

[@AJMacDonaldJr]

It's interesting that Jesus thought he was supposed to be about his father's business when he was twelve and Mary had to reign him in, because it wasn't time yet. And then at Cana, many years later, Jesus thought it wasn't his time yet, but it actually was, and Mary had to give him a bit of a push to get his ministry going.

[@MrTonyd1954]

2 perfect examples of divine commitment but still in tune with this world in keeping the peace to our brethren

[@maggiemaynard6199]

That's a cool observation, Jesus, like any typical adolescent, and young adult, who needs loving but firm attention.

[@learnbibleversethroughpict6027]

By this gospel passage we get insurance that Mother Mary will pray to His son for us. 🎀🕊

[@MrTonyd1954]

And still intervenes for us today

[@oliveralexandre3607]

As does her prayer with the children at Fatima : Take ALL souls to heaven, especially those most in need of thy mercy!

[@harryoesep3086]

Good evening (it’s close to midnight) from Sydney Bishop, What a stunning homily you have delivered. I feel so blessed having had the opportunity to listen and absorb the amazing messages you have articulated so profoundly. Thank you and God bless you in your mission.

[@johnwake1001]

Every time I look at the wedding at Cana I learn something new.

[@RosalindToh]

An excellent homily, Bishop Barron. About wine being a source of intoxication & joy arising from the union between a bridegroom & bride, which symbolizes the joy of the union between Christ the bridegroom & the Church, His bride. But another analogy which has come to my mind is, the water in the stone jar for ablution is needed to CLEAN the body, while the wine which the water had become, symbolizes Jesus' blood which would be shed to CLEAN the soul of sins!

[@vuhoang7109]

Great insights! God bless.🙏

[@lauraabrodsky8155]

Just wonderful! Our Bridegroom has come and He elevates and transforms everything I bring to the table. Thank you, Bishop, and All the Glory Be to God! 🙏🙏🙏

[@cathywillis6780]

Thank you for explaining the hidden spiritual meanings in our readings. I look forward to your homily every Sunday morning. God Bless 🙏🏻

[@marypinakat8594]

Bishop Barron, each time you read the Scriptures and expound them it is truly a magnificent spiritual banquet; and thanks to *'Sunday Sermons'* the treat certainly is never-ending! *Thanks A Million Bishop☆*

[@conniestacken7253]

Amen!

[@marypinakat8594]

@@conniestacken7253 Thanks Connie for your beautiful Presence☆ Stay blessed as always☆☆

[@matttorres1581]

In this gospel reading, 3 times (4 times if you include John 2:12) we are told that Mary is The Mother of God! Something our Protestant brothers and sisters overlook.

[@kenneth7826]

Good afternoon MATT....your last sentence is not true... ihave a deep respect for all religions..protestant brothers and sisters do not accept Mary as the mother of God????? Where?????? Now before u say anything my family and i are regular church participants....been invited to attend catholic services...enjoyed going..i wish my catholic brothers and sisters would attend mass more often and dress up..you are entering God's house....enjoy your day and week..praise God from whom all blessings flow..peace

[@pattikettler9825]

@@kenneth7826 I know you don't deny Mary as the mother of God. But I have protestant family members who are adamant that I am committing IDOLATRY (committing a mortal sin) because I pray the Hail Mary, have a statute of St. Francis in my garden, and I could go on . Help me understand so riffs are softened and divides are bridged.

[@kenneth7826]

@@pattikettler9825 good evening Patti..they are wrong@!!! ...pray for them...peace

[@pardnerincrime4409]

"Do whatever He tells you." Mankind needs to listen to that. We are all flawed and think we know better, but we don't. We MUST try to do whatever HE tells us. God bless all.

[@joelewis8770]

I think that when Jesus encountered people who were too poor to give anything He would ask them to bring their faith to Him.

[@roniquebreauxjordan1302]

"Bring what you have...."

[@josephjackson1956]

And He will multiply it a thousand-fold.

[@irenewright2560]

And the choicest wine and food is still given to us daily atMass

[@robertmiller5258]

‘….resurrection country…’ - beautiful phrase.

[@marypinakat8594]

Absolutely☆

[@rovildcrasta4436]

Bishop Barron, you truly are a powerful prophet. You are an angel. This reflection of the scripture is profoundly deep and rich. Transforming power in this homily !

[@imeldakekana7849]

What an Epiphany....Thank you Lord for the gift you have graced us in Bishop Baron and may You bless him!

[@sonianoonan2960]

The best homily on the wedding at cana I have ever heard🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️

[@thomasstevens9720]

A great teacher of our time. God bless 𝘺𝘰𝘶 Bishop!

[@pinkpaprika8410]

Thank you, Father Barron, for providing “choice meats” for mind and soul to chew on, instead of the mush we get from mainstream culture. May God bless you and your project and grant us a cultural renewal!

[@idanteterra3653]

Gracias. Paz y Bien.

[@vincenzovalentini5574]

Terrific Bishop.....super theologian.....God bless you Bishop!

[@debralogan1434]

You are Astounding Bishop Barron in ur intelligence of GOD

[@vincewyn1396]

Jesus, Mary and st. Joseph graciously grant us knowledge and wisdom. Ps 96:2, Jn 2:3 When the wine ran short, the mother of Jesus said to him, “They have no wine.” 😇 Lord, let your mercy be on us, as we place our trust in you.

[@leenabeloved2507]

i know that God loves us all so deeply, but sometimes i feel so unworthy of God's love... it really is a beautiful Thing... God's Love is.

[@maryhemmer5978]

Thank you, Bishop Barron. Thank you!! Pat

[@jungheepark5607]

Peace be with you! Bishop. Thanks a lot!

[@denisemcclintock506]

Thank you Bishop Barron for another awesome homily! It seems we never stop learning and I always come away having learnt something new from you. God bless ❤️🌹❤️

[@Builtwells54]

I could listen to Bishop Barron for hours on end. Thank you for this.

[@savinggift158]

For some of us it was wax reaffirming the importance of marriage as a sacrament Amen

[@rachaelhowey4106]

God bless Bishop Barron "Every word matters. "

[@chrisjones-rd8it]

Good one. ...isnt our Lord wonderfully wonderous.....yes He is

[@julesm7583]

Bishop Barron, You have a gift for apostolic preaching that teaches us about the beauty of our faith!!! Often I supplement mass with your homilies. You are truly doing Gods will.

[@maryolivekingsbury4918]

'DO WHATEVER HE TELLS YOU!" Powerful words!

[@STRENGTHFROMABOVE]

Amazing things are up ahead if you don’t give up. There will be new beginnings, times where God pays you back for what was unfair, times where He catapults you to new levels. Don’t get stuck. Don’t let the sickness cause you to get bitter. You didn’t see it coming; it’s not fair. You can say, “God, why? I don’t understand it.” Or you can look at that frustration, look at that worry, look at that doubt and say, “Sleep on. You’re not going to sour my life. I’m not going to drag through this day defeated, thinking about what didn’t work out, who did me wrong, how unfair it was. I know a resurrection is coming.”

[@dmnguyen103]

Brilliant !!! I needed to hear your words

[@ucheuju9348]

Beautiful homily, especially when the Bishop talked about Mary and Christ’s disciples as representing the Church. Also, when Our Blessed Mother tells the servants to obey whatever Jesus tells them and linking that to telling the Church to obey the voice of God as exemplified in the divine life. May God bless Bishop Barron. At Mass today, the priest when giving the homily referenced Bishop Barron and I was elated.

[@jayzdunek4026]

Just simply the best! I have read that passage multiple times and never understood the significance of all the nuances. Thank you.

[@valeriesimms2874]

Thank you so much Bishop Barron for this amazing Homily concerning the Marriage At Cana!!! Never have I heard the Wedding of our God, marrying His people found in Isaiah compared to the water our Lord Jesus changed into wine, at the Wedding Feast at Cana!!! What a beautiful spiritual interpretation!!! May the Lord continue to bless you Bishop Barron and inspire you to keep speaking Homilies such as this wonderful one!!!

[@gregoryvess7183]

His Excellency's homilies are so edifying!

[@85739ts]

Excellent commentary, thank you. I would add just a couple observations. The third day for John is not only suggestive of the Resurrection but also of the third day of creation, the day in the creation poem of Genesis 1 when God creates plants with their fruits. In the poem the third day parallels the sixth day in which God created humans in the divine image. Humans disobey God by eating the forbidden fruit. The first effect of that sin is a rupture in the relatedness of man and woman. When John says that this is the first sign Jesus performed, he is saying that in the new creation God has healed the relatedness of man and woman. She takes her place beside the new Adam and her words "do whatever he says" reversing Eve's urging Adam to disobey. In the new creation as John sees it there is the joy of wine, the restored union of man and woman, the glory of God united to humanity as Bridegroom.

[@alvinscott6627]

Sometimes the smallest things in life are the simplest to do. Just Like clicking on this amazing videos and just saying HI! Lol So Beautiful and lovely message 😊 Hello Dear, How you feeling today?? Hope everything is Ok with you over there 😊❤️

[@alicekeene8329]

The way your homilies link the Old and New Testament gives me and deeper understanding of how God has provided for us a way to salvation. I particularly felt a current day need to grow closer to Gods will for my life from this homily. As always I am spiritually fed by your Words on Fire. Thank you.

[@asd7400]

Thank you Bishop Barron for the beautiful sermon. God be with you always.

[@alvinscott6627]

Sometimes the smallest things in life are the simplest to do. Just Like clicking on this amazing videos and just saying HI! Lol So Beautiful and lovely message 😊 Hello Dear, How you feeling today?? Hope everything is Ok with you over there 😊❤️

[@andresteves4979]

Our water, God's wine. God serves the best...a river of fine aged wine awaits us...just Do Whatever He Tells You... Blessed Virgin Mary

[@djackson652]

Marvellous. 180 gallons! Surely, that also tells us of the superabundance of God's love for us. He doesn't give us what we want but He certainly gives us what we need...and more. Also, Mary here is the intermediary just as she is the intercessor when we offer our prayers to her. My daughter is getting married this August. Let us hope we can pay homage to the Wedding Feast of Cana. Thankyou, Bishop Barron.

[@maryannmusser3121]

To hear this described as not merely changing water to wine but changing our small ordinary gifts and into overflowing graces and the power of God to change our world and bring about His kingdom. Thank you for this insight and deeper understanding of this scripture.

[@sicaarib5782]

holy smokes this is amazing

[@clairemcintosh8071]

Food for my soul... God bless you BB and WOF! I have never really appreciated the real meaning of this scene in its entirety, so rich and muti faceted. I need to listen and re listen over and over, to remind my every waking moment as my weak self forgets and gets distracted... I didn't realise these were Mary's last words documented in the bible either... I am listening Lord and I will do all you tell me.. Father Thy will be done in me, my family, my community, our world. Amen🙏🌍

[@jeffersonjefferson2883]

Another beautiful and thought provoking homily from Bishop Barron. I will be thinking about this for a long time.

[@jimmccloskey4744]

Thank-you Bishop for this wonderful teaching!

[@ronnestman4696]

God bless Bishop Barron and Word on Fire ministries 🙏🏻❤️✝️

[@magdalenetakacsdentremont153]

What a wonderful way to explain the Wedding Feast! Thank you Bishop Barron!

[@majellastein3550]

Biship Barron such a new and interesting insight for me. Thank you. I always leave your videos with so much food for thought.

[@bobanderson8873]

Thank you Bishop Baron. You are such a blessing to so many. Thank God that you have offered what you have. He has multiplied your gift much more than 100 times. You have such a special gift for unpacking the deep spiritual meaning in plain language that are understandable. You have made my spiritual life deeper and richer. Thank you.

[@1The1Sun1Teacher1]

Over the years, I've had difficulty in coming to terms with this story in the Bible. Understanding the connection among Isaiah's builder's marriage to mankind, the criticism of the steward in relation to benefits coming later (despite common expectations) and why Jesus made this his primary miracle to stress the a priori of grace in the world is a relief. Keeping a figurative framework in a materialistic, secular empowered society makes it a challenge to overlook the misleading scientific assumption that water cannot be suddenly transformed into wine. I understand the good wine is the wine that comes later on, after fermenting---marriages between man and woman refine over time; the marriage between God and man also refine over time. Thank you for this homily Bishop Barron!

[@RedRiverMan]

YES AND AMEN!!!!!

[@paxnorth7304]

Amen. I wasn't aware of that cross reference with Isaiah until today, and a good day it is.

[@paulrubio3918]

This homily is great in how Bishop Barron illuminates the fine details and how they enrich the story, and how this story speaks to the larger narrative of God's work of salvation. And just after the Christmas Season, we hear this Gospel, and celebrate how God wedded Earth to Himself in Heaven once again through the coming of the Son, Who manifested God's presence in the sign at the wedding in Cana. It's fitting as I mark 5 years since a trip to Florida, where I celebrated the marriage of my brother and sister-in-law, and then visited Nombre de Dios Mission in St. Augustine, on the site where the first Mass was celebrated in what is now the USA.

[@judyv3370]

Thank you so much Bishop Barron. This I needed to hear today and I am always grateful that you allow the Holy Spirit to work through you for our salvation. God bless you always.

[@roseyposeyb4737]

Thank you Bishop from London, England. You have woken me to God's transforming power. I seem to be asleep. Wake up o sleeper

[@margk209]

Wow! Just wow! Thanks!

[@robertwiedeman5602]

Thank you Bishop. I pray for you often, your spiritual strength is so eloquent. We Praise Him as He has so much confidence in you and gives you the grace to endure. Appropriately "Non nisi te Domine" is obvious in you. Agape et Shalom

[@chinaabangan8239]

Oh my Bishop Barron…my simplistic mind cannot comprehend this in 1 view… Hopefully by the 3rd. Thank you so very much!

[@jackiecjb866]

Fantastic homily as always! Thank you Bishop, for never dumbing down the Scriptures, but explaining them in a way that ordinary people, like me, can understand. Beautiful!

[@RickKerr]

I felt like I have been thoroughly brought out of deep sleep over this Gospel ..... I'm awakened now! Thank you!

[@peggybarney1732]

God has blessed us in giving us Bishop Baron!!! Thank you so much Bishop Baron 💖 I have always found deep meaning in this Scripture and loved it. But, you have taken it to such a higher level. I found tears rolling down my face. Thank you so very much ❤️

[@patgregory7869]

Do whatever he tells you….the absolute summation for the Way to See the Face of God and Live. .Heaven

[@RocknRoRose]

like the wine and water are like the ancient cup and oil and God's showing the sign of the miracle of never ending and of over flowing. Divine :-) it's sooooo nice.

[@RocknRoRose]

since we are human we have a hard time listening and doing what God wants us to do. It's that free-will. God gives us this, but still I love going against MY free-will. Only we can control our own. We don't control others. But we pray for others

[@catherinegiuliano8573]

“The very hills will run with wine “ ❤️❤️❤️

[@BlessedisShe]

Thank you Bishop!

[@lisamonk9498]

Beautiful

[@Richie016]

Thanks to Bishop Barron for sharing the Biblical good news.

[@dankurfman]

"Water becomes wine all the time". We just have to have the eyes to see.

[@mariamatusiewicz4280]

I am like a new wine in a new wine skin.

[@JohnR.T.B.]

Thank you Bishop, powerful symbol of God's affection for human beings, even though we've fallen God is inviting us to the wedding feast between Him and us. God will give us the best there is for our salvation.

[@amaraheising4672]

Thank you for this illuminating homily on this subject. In 72 years I have listened to many discussions on this topic but none with the clarity and revelation of the hidden meanings that you provided today. A deepest appreciative "Thank you," Bishop.

[@elainejan]

Wow. What a beautiful message. thank you🙂

[@jean-guydallaire6527]

At a wedding... a wonderful place for Jesus to manifest his divinity... and as you explain Bishop Barron, one should read in this story, its higher signification... 'our builder at work... also announcing his resurrection'. Thank you for explaining Jesus' divinity... by compressing time... water, transformed into wine.

[@lydiapereira1942]

Bless you Bishop. Thank you beautiful homily .

[@gregoryyoung5386]

Another Great Sermon!!!! 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️

[@datamindz]

As refreshing as always. Thank you Bishop Barron

[@karinarullo]

Amazing homily! Thank you!!!

[@deloresjackson3498]

Thank you Father Barron for your message on Changing Your Water to Wine. I enjoy your messages so much...May God Bless you...Please keep my health issues in prayers...Delores Jackson, Henry, Tennessee

[@sandradigras1396]

What a beautiful and enlightening reflection on the wedding at Cana. The first reading of the messiah wanting to marry his people and his changing water into wine has so much richness in thé readings. I always listen to your homily before attending mass to help me listen to the readings with more attention. Thank you Bishop Barron. God bless your ministry at Word on Fire.

[@alvinscott6627]

Sometimes the smallest things in life are the simplest to do. Just Like clicking on this amazing videos and just saying HI! Lol So Beautiful and lovely message 😊 Hello Dear, How you feeling today?? Hope everything is Ok with you over there 😊❤️

[@RocknRoRose]

I love breathtaking but I love hearing it a lot. It's just beautiful. It's amazing. Love our Creator that much as a spouse :-)

[@isabelgoodenough9766]

Awesome Homily...Your builder...our Creator wants to marry us!!!!...Thank you Bishop Barron

[@hbkowarhring9650]

This is so awesome and I am spiritually so blessed in Christ. May God continue to bless our beloved Bishop Barron. ❤❤❤

[@filomenarotondi3298]

Thank you so beautiful God Bless you Always

[@gpabui5256]

Thank you Bishop Barron 🥰🥰