Bishop Barron’s Sunday Sermons - Catholic Preaching and Homilies Sent out Two by Two
Jul 13, 2003
Fr. Robert Barron explores the dynamic nature of Christianity as a religion on the move. He delves into Jesus sending the Twelve disciples out in pairs, highlighting the importance of trust in God and simplicity. Historical examples of mendicant orders like the Franciscans and Dominicans demonstrate how relying on providence can drive powerful missions. Barron encourages contemporary Christians to engage in retreats and simplify their lives to enhance their spiritual journey and missionary effectiveness. Tune in for inspiration to deepen your faith!
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Christianity As A Walking Religion
- Christianity is presented as an active, on-the-go religion rather than a sitting one.
- Bishop Robert Barron emphasizes movement, urgency, and mission as central Christian traits.
Travel Light To Trust Providence
- Jesus sends the twelve two by two, instructing them to travel light and trust providence.
- Barron links this stripped-down commission to effective missionary proclamation rooted in dependence on God.
Mendicant Orders Model Simplicity
- The mendicant Dominicans and Franciscans embraced begging to live simplified, trusting lives.
- Barron uses them to show historical continuity of traveling light and relying on God's providence.