Friends, this holy season of Lent, join me in meditating on our Lord's Passion through the Stations of the Cross. Here is the video for the first station: Jesus Is Condemned to Death. To view the full Stations of the Cross video with all 14 reflections, visit stations.wordonfire.org/reflections | Bishop Robert Barron

Friends, the sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick is inherently bound to the mystery of suffering. Though not exclusively meant for the hour of death, it cannot help but remind us of life’s fragility. People sometimes avoid this sacrament, preferring not to be reminded of the hard facts of human mortality. But it is precisely when we experience the limits of the human condition and feel the vulnerability of our flesh that the omnipotent, immortal God draws closest to us. In this sacrament, Chr

Friends, in this Sunday's reading, St. Paul affirms what stands at the center of his life: preaching the glad tidings that God has won the victory over sin and death, thereby liberating all creation. Paul's whole life revolved around this good news, and so it must be for us. WATCH my full Sunday Sermon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9nWBwPy6es SUBSCRIBE to my YouTube channel to watch every Sunday Sermon: https://bit.ly/wof-subscribe | Bishop Robert Barron

Friends, 2025 marks the 1700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea. In “What Christians Believe,” I walk readers through the Nicene Creed line by line, explaining its teachings in a clear and compelling way. Learn more at books.wordonfire.org/what-christians-believe. | Bishop Robert Barron