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Bishop Barron’s Sunday Sermons - Catholic Preaching and Homilies

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Bishop Barron’s Sunday Sermons - Catholic Preaching and Homilies

Bishop Robert Barron

Spirituality, Christianity, Religion & Spirituality, Religion & Spirituality:christianity

4.84.9K Ratings

🗓️ 24 April 2019

⏱️ 14 minutes

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Summary

The Church has placed the book of Revelation at the end of the Bible, as the culmination of the entire Biblical narrative—precisely because it has relevance for all Christians of anytime, very much including ourselves. Something of central importance is revealed in this book. Something that was hidden to us and is now unveiled. And it has everything to do with Jesus and his resurrection from the dead—which is why we are reading from this book during the Easter season.

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Friends, welcome to Word on Fire Catholic Ministries. Word on Fire is an

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apostolate dedicated to the mission of evangelization using media both old and

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new to share the faith on every continent and to facilitate and encounter with

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Christ and His Church. The efforts of Word on Fire engage the culture and bring

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the transformative power of God's Word where it is most needed. Today we invite

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you to join Bishop Robert Barron as he preaches the gospel and shares the

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warmth and light of Christ with each one of us. Peace be with you. Friends, a

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very happy and blessed Easter season to you. What I want to do during these seven

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weeks now of the Easter season leading up to Pentecost is to follow the church as

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she lays out for us passages from the extraordinary last book of the Bible, the

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Book of Revelation. It might be easy, no, as you go to mass every Sunday after

1:01.2

Easter to kind of lose track of this. Like, oh, that's that yeah, the second

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reading from Revelation. So I thought we would just kind of walk through them

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because this book is extremely important. It's fascinating. If you doubt me, just

1:15.1

go on the internet sometime and look at the, I mean like millions of

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references to the book of Revelation. What does this mysterious book mean? But I

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want to take advantage of the fact that the church has given us this book so we

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can kind of look at it not in infinite detail because you spend the rest of your

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life looking at every detail of it, but at least they get a good, you know, approach

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to it. Now there are a lot of ways to look at this great text, but can I suggest

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one that I think is certainly not correct? And that is to read it simply as a

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literal description of what will happen at the end of the physical universe.

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