Sunday Mass Sermon- Trust In The Lord

Word on Fire Ministry ^ | 11.07.21 | Aux. Bishop R. Barron

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Todays readings recount the generosity of the widows, the MOST vulnerable, one about to die serving Elijah, the other giving Christ all she had.
This Liturgy emphasizes how. As the Bishop says:
"Your Being increases, in the Measure that You Give It Away"

14 min. must watch YouTube Video

Trust in the Lord

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As Father Matt always asked....
Are We doing this?

Very few are... very few.

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Are We doing this?

Barron certainly isn't doing it. All he does is pander for money rather than giving alms:

From his website:

Barron is a money-grubbing hypocrite just like his hero , Bergoglio, claims to be a "merciful" pastor.

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But did you like the Homily?
Never saw these readings this way...

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But did you like the Homily?
Never saw these readings this way...

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Bishop Robert Barron’s Word on Fire Ministry gets $1million from the government

Give it up, Murph. You're promoting a money-grubbing heretic bishop.

When will you learn?

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I refuse to listen to homilies of a heretic.

I don't believe Hell is empty as Booby Barron "dares to hope". And I do not promote the homosexualist, James Martin, S.J., as Barron does.

“Father Martin is a winsome guide to all those who want to deepen their friendship with the Lord.”

The Troubling Kinship of Bishop Barron and Father Martin

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Hoping and believing can be separate things.

I hope I win the lottery. I kinda doubt that I will.

I hope the current occupant of the Chair of Peter becomes Catholic, but...

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Hoping and believing can be separate things.

I hope I win the lottery. I kinda doubt that I will.

I hope the current occupant of the Chair of Peter becomes Catholic, but...

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Sorry for the repeat.

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But Jesus Christ told us souls were in Hell and more were going to Hell.

I don’t dare hope Jesus Christ was lying as Barron does.

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Do you believe in Our Blessed Mother’s revelation to the Lucia, Jacinta and Francisco of the souls in Hell?

Or do you dare hope, She too was lying?

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Hoping and believing can be separate things.

I disagree. To have sincere hope, one has to believe in hope.

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Why do you continue your calumnous falsehoods?
Shame on you! Again....

What does Bishop Barron believe about hell and salvation?
Bishop Barron simply agrees with what the Catechism of the Catholic Church teaches in paragraph #1821, where it says we should hope and pray for all men to be saved:

In every circumstance, each one of us should hope, with the grace of God, to persevere “to the end” and to obtain the joy of heaven, as God’s eternal reward for the good works accomplished with the grace of Christ. In hope, the Church prays for “all men to be saved.” Does Bishop Barron deny that hell exists?

NO. Bishop Barron does not deny the existence of hell, because to do so would be to deny permanent and authoritative Church doctrine. He agrees hell exists and is a real possibility for every person.

Does Bishop Barron teach we can have a “reasonable hope” all will be saved? If so, what does he mean by “reasonable”?

Yes, Bishop Barron is convinced we have a “reasonable hope” that all will be saved. But the first step in assessing and critiquing a view is to understand the terms of the view as its proponent is using them. It’s important to note how Bishop Barron is using those two words in this context (“reasonable” and “hope”).
First, he means reasonable in the sense that we have good reasons to ground our hope—namely, the cross and Resurrection of Jesus and his divine mercy. He isn’t making any sort of probabilistic judgment, as if to say reasonable means “very likely” or “quite probable.”

Second, we should recognize hope to mean a deep desire and longing,tied to love,for the salvation of all people, but without knowing all will be saved, thinking all will be saved, or even expecting all will be saved.

Bishop Barron does not hold any of these alternative views. He does not know all will be saved, he does not think all will be saved, and he does not expect all to be saved.

Is Bishop Barron a universalist?

No. Universalism is a heresy that has been condemned by the Church. Its adherents claim to know that all people will be saved. Universalism is a claim of certainty, to have definite knowledge about hell being empty.

But Bishop Barron doesn’t claim this. He is not a universalist. He doesn’t claim to know all people will be saved, nor does he even think or expect that all will be saved. Instead, he merely prays and hopes that all will be saved. It’s critical to make these distinctions.

Didn’t Our Lady of Fatima show a vision of many people suffering in hell?

Yes, as a warning of the torments of hell—not as a window into an unavoidable future. We know this because in the same Fatima appearance, she also gave us the Fatima prayer, commanding us to recite it often, and lead all souls to heaven, >/i>especially those most in need of thy mercy”.

Our Lady would never ask us to pray for something that’s impossible, so there must be at least a basic hope for the possibility that all souls can be led to heaven.

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What a pathetic attempt to defend your homosexualist heretic.

You are merely plagiarizing from Booby Barron's own web page without identifying your source.

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I've identified that for you enough times - you know the routine.

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Why don’t you quote Nancy Pelosi’s website to support her “catholic” position in funding abortions.

What you’re doing, by pimping Barron’s hypocrisies, is no different.