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Friends for this Third Sunday in Ordinary Time, our first reading from the prophet Isaiah and our Gospel from Matthew both have a section that’s a little weird. While most preachers skip over these sections to get to the better-known and understandable parts, I want to dwell, on purpose,... show more

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Friends, for the Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time, the Church gives us a wonderful pairing of readings: the first reading from the sixth chapter of Isaiah and the Gospel from the fifth chapter of Luke. They both speak to what I think are three key moments in the Christian spiritual life: first, the breakthrough of grace; then, the acknowledgment of sin; and finally, being sent on mission.

Friends, for the Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time, the Church gives us a wonderful pairing of readings: the first reading from the sixth chapter of Isaiah and the Gospel from the fifth chapter of Luke. They both speak to what I think are three key moments in the Christian spiritual life: first, the breakthrough of grace; then, the acknowledgment of sin; and finally, being sent on mission.

Bishop Robert Barron

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Friends, this Fourth Sunday of Lent gives us marvelous readings: the First Reading from the book of Joshua, the Second Reading from Paul’s Second Letter to the Corinthians, and the Gospel reading, which is the magnificent parable of the prodigal son from Luke. The correspondences between these three readings are quite striking, and they have to do with the Eucharist and divinization.

Friends, this Fourth Sunday of Lent gives us marvelous readings: the First Reading from the book of Joshua, the Second Reading from Paul’s Second Letter to the Corinthians, and the Gospel reading, which is the magnificent parable of the prodigal son from Luke. The correspondences between these three readings are quite striking, and they have to do with the Eucharist and divinization.

Bishop Robert Barron

26,009 просмотров • 1 год назад

Friends, we return now to Ordinary Time, and this Sunday, we hear the marvelous story of the wedding feast at Cana from the Gospel of John. It's as though, as we commence the ordinary liturgical year, we're meant to see everything through the lens of this reading. The Church sets it up with our first reading from the prophet Isaiah, who speaks of God’s desire to marry his people. Jesus, in his own person, is the marriage of divinity and humanity, and therefore it’s appropriate symbolically that the first of his signs would take place at a wedding.

Friends, we return now to Ordinary Time, and this Sunday, we hear the marvelous story of the wedding feast at Cana from the Gospel of John. It's as though, as we commence the ordinary liturgical year, we're meant to see everything through the lens of this reading. The Church sets it up with our first reading from the prophet Isaiah, who speaks of God’s desire to marry his people. Jesus, in his own person, is the marriage of divinity and humanity, and therefore it’s appropriate symbolically that the first of his signs would take place at a wedding.

Bishop Robert Barron

35,887 просмотров • 1 год назад

Today, the ATF showed up with 16 agents, most from out-of-state from cities like LA and San Francisco, to “inspect” Adventure Outdoors in Smyrna, GA. This visit was unprecedented. The sheer amount of agents from the bluest parts of the country is unusual and unnecessary to conduct a routine audit. This is a prime example of Joe Biden and the Democrats weaponizing federal agencies to silence and intimidate their political opponents. I fear this is just the beginning and they are directly targeting our Second Amendment and our right to protect and defend our families. I’m proud to have joined my colleagues to do our job and conduct Congressional Oversight on this highly suspect “inspection.”

Today, the ATF showed up with 16 agents, most from out-of-state from cities like LA and San Francisco, to “inspect” Adventure Outdoors in Smyrna, GA. This visit was unprecedented. The sheer amount of agents from the bluest parts of the country is unusual and unnecessary to conduct a routine audit. This is a prime example of Joe Biden and the Democrats weaponizing federal agencies to silence and intimidate their political opponents. I fear this is just the beginning and they are directly targeting our Second Amendment and our right to protect and defend our families. I’m proud to have joined my colleagues to do our job and conduct Congressional Oversight on this highly suspect “inspection.”

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After 12 days, Our premium smoked catfish is finally ready! For the past 12 days, these giant catfish have been drying slowly over low heat in our traditional firewood smoker. in this video, you'll see how we inspect each fish by hand, debone it carefully, and package only the premium fleshy parts into our 1.5kg jars Nothing us wasted From the premium meat to the heads and bones, every parts has a purpose. take a look behind the scenes and let me know: which part of the process surprised you to the most?

After 12 days, Our premium smoked catfish is finally ready! For the past 12 days, these giant catfish have been drying slowly over low heat in our traditional firewood smoker. in this video, you'll see how we inspect each fish by hand, debone it carefully, and package only the premium fleshy parts into our 1.5kg jars Nothing us wasted From the premium meat to the heads and bones, every parts has a purpose. take a look behind the scenes and let me know: which part of the process surprised you to the most?

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Friends, as we resume Ordinary Time, it’s appropriate that we’re looking at a portrait of the Church, because we’re coming back, if you want, to the ordinary work of the Church up and down the ages to the present day. Our Gospel from the tenth chapter of Luke gives us our marching orders—from going on mission together and staying rooted in prayer, to trusting in providence and supporting the work of the Church, to curing the sick and proclaiming the kingdom of God.

Friends, as we resume Ordinary Time, it’s appropriate that we’re looking at a portrait of the Church, because we’re coming back, if you want, to the ordinary work of the Church up and down the ages to the present day. Our Gospel from the tenth chapter of Luke gives us our marching orders—from going on mission together and staying rooted in prayer, to trusting in providence and supporting the work of the Church, to curing the sick and proclaiming the kingdom of God.

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Friends, on this Second Sunday of Lent, our first reading about Abraham and Matthew’s account of the Transfiguration orient us to a basic biblical principle. God has made us to go out from ourselves, to experience the splendor of reality. The more we let go of ourselves and our prerogatives—and the less we try to grasp and hang on to things—the more alive we become. Salvation, therefore, has a lot to do with adventure.

Friends, on this Second Sunday of Lent, our first reading about Abraham and Matthew’s account of the Transfiguration orient us to a basic biblical principle. God has made us to go out from ourselves, to experience the splendor of reality. The more we let go of ourselves and our prerogatives—and the less we try to grasp and hang on to things—the more alive we become. Salvation, therefore, has a lot to do with adventure.

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🇩🇪🔴2 Afghan welfare migrants, a man and his wife, say they have "no desire" to work. Instead, they want to stay home and "spend time with our children." They also say they want to become diplomats but refuse to work as laborers, nurses or daycare workers — the fields actually in demand. "No, I don’t have a willingness. We did not work as manual laborers in our homeland." "We have no experience and no desire. We have so much to do at home. We still need time to spend with our children." This Afghan man brought his family to the country and already has a 4-bedroom apartment. The family took in €80,000 from taxpayers over the course of two years. While they get to enjoy time alone with their children, millions of Germans are struggling to get by working full-time. A new government report indicates that migrants cost the German state well over €40 billion in 2025 for housing, welfare, and integration courses.

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I'm the son of a busman and I came from a working class community. I’m the first to get to second level education in our family. And the first generation to get to third level. I don’t need lectures from the far left.

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Have you ever wondered what the CIA doesn’t want you to know? Over the past year we’ve had more and more guests who have lived secret lives, the kinds of people that you guys have been constantly asking me to bring on. These conversations always feel like stories we shouldn’t be hearing, and that’s exactly why I wanted to have another one. He’s our third most viewed guest of all time and nearly every day, I get messages from you all to hear more of his rare perspectives on being undercover. Andrew Bustamante, welcome back on The Diary Of A CEO.

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Friends, on this Third Sunday of Ordinary Time, I want to talk to you about walls and bridges. There is a tendency today to be simplistic and one-sided about walls and bridges: walls are bad and keep people out, while bridges are great and establish connection. But you need both walls and bridges—both identity and relevance, both the Word and the Word proclaimed—to live the Christian thing correctly.

Friends, on this Third Sunday of Ordinary Time, I want to talk to you about walls and bridges. There is a tendency today to be simplistic and one-sided about walls and bridges: walls are bad and keep people out, while bridges are great and establish connection. But you need both walls and bridges—both identity and relevance, both the Word and the Word proclaimed—to live the Christian thing correctly.

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Friends, for this Twenty-Second Sunday of Ordinary Time, I want to talk to you about a very important theme—namely, pride and its antidote. I don’t know a spiritual teacher who doesn’t say that the fundamental problem we have is pride; it is the most deadly of the deadly sins. The opposite of pride is humility—and whereas the proud person is caved in around himself, the humble person leaves the black hole of self-regard and enters into reality. In our Gospel for today, Jesus tells us a great story that’s right to this point.

Friends, for this Twenty-Second Sunday of Ordinary Time, I want to talk to you about a very important theme—namely, pride and its antidote. I don’t know a spiritual teacher who doesn’t say that the fundamental problem we have is pride; it is the most deadly of the deadly sins. The opposite of pride is humility—and whereas the proud person is caved in around himself, the humble person leaves the black hole of self-regard and enters into reality. In our Gospel for today, Jesus tells us a great story that’s right to this point.

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35,780 просмотров • 11 месяцев назад

Friends, we come to the Fifth Sunday of Lent, and I want to reflect today on our second reading from the Letter of Paul to the Philippians. It is a passage of both literary genius and spiritual power, one that uses the language of conversion—of letting go of the way I understood and defined my life and turning toward an entirely new way.

Friends, we come to the Fifth Sunday of Lent, and I want to reflect today on our second reading from the Letter of Paul to the Philippians. It is a passage of both literary genius and spiritual power, one that uses the language of conversion—of letting go of the way I understood and defined my life and turning toward an entirely new way.

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“I created a security network known as IRU EKUN. I have registered it and it has been approved by The President. To all Yorubas, let us come together and flush out these band!ts from our forests. We must not allow them to take over our lands. They just want to disturb the president's administration. Everything is political. Anybody we see in the forest is a cr!m!nal” -Sunday Igboho

“I created a security network known as IRU EKUN. I have registered it and it has been approved by The President. To all Yorubas, let us come together and flush out these band!ts from our forests. We must not allow them to take over our lands. They just want to disturb the president's administration. Everything is political. Anybody we see in the forest is a cr!m!nal” -Sunday Igboho

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Friends, this Sunday, I want to talk to you once again about faith. As I’ve said before, faith is the most misunderstood word in the religious vocabulary. And both the first reading and the Gospel today shed very interesting light on the nature of faith, which is not a kind of superstition—believing in any old nonsense—but rather an attitude of humble trust in the ways of the Lord.

Friends, this Sunday, I want to talk to you once again about faith. As I’ve said before, faith is the most misunderstood word in the religious vocabulary. And both the first reading and the Gospel today shed very interesting light on the nature of faith, which is not a kind of superstition—believing in any old nonsense—but rather an attitude of humble trust in the ways of the Lord.

Bishop Robert Barron

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1. The other day I posted someone’s walking tour video of Tehran, and people loved it, so I’m going to post a bunch from around Iran in this thread. I miss Iran so much that I put these videos on my TV and let them roll for hours. This is Fereshteh Street, in one of the wealthier parts of Tehran. In this thread, I will post a wide variety of walking tours, from the wealthiest parts of Iran to the poorest parts, and from the more liberal areas to the more conservative cities.

1. The other day I posted someone’s walking tour video of Tehran, and people loved it, so I’m going to post a bunch from around Iran in this thread. I miss Iran so much that I put these videos on my TV and let them roll for hours. This is Fereshteh Street, in one of the wealthier parts of Tehran. In this thread, I will post a wide variety of walking tours, from the wealthiest parts of Iran to the poorest parts, and from the more liberal areas to the more conservative cities.

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