The holiness of God is like a white light: pure, simple, complete. But when that light shines, as it were, through the prisms of individual human lives, it breaks into an infinite variety of colors... each one reveals a unique… — Robert Barron Copy Share Image
The minute you walk outside of your church on Sunday you're in mission territory. — Robert Barron Copy Share
Again, I hear almost everyday from atheists who write off religion as primitive, premodern nonsense. I summon Aquinas, Augustine, Paul [of Tarsus], Teresa of… — Robert Barron Copy Share
The slightest cooperation with God's grace can provoke a massive spiritual change. — Robert Barron Copy Share
“Who had the biggest army in the ancient world? Caesar Augustus in Rome, and that is precisely how he was able to dominate that… — Robert Barron Copy Share
“Barron is convinced that the moral teachings of Catholicism are true, and that people who strive to practice them will live healthier, happier, more… — Robert Barron Copy Share
The cross is Jesus going into the very lair of death. He goes to meet head-on that which frightens us the most. And what… — Robert Barron Copy Share
“who can stand toe-to-toe with the best and brightest of the secular world, either in person or online, and swell Catholic hearts everywhere by… — Robert Barron Copy Share
By far the most dangerous people in the world are optimists (those who believe that all can be made well here below). If you… — Robert Barron Copy Share
The great danger of the new media is that it seems to relish the superficial. There has been an ethos within the Church for… — Robert Barron Copy Share
Begin with the beautiful, which leads you to the good, which leads you to the truth. — Robert Barron Copy Share
“In Christian tradition, beauty, goodness, and truth are known as “transcendentals,” linked to the three core human abilities to feel, to wish, and to… — Robert Barron Copy Share
“Only when you’ve had that experience of falling in love with something, Barron believes, will learning the rules that support it make sense. Otherwise,… — Robert Barron Copy Share
