Bishop Robert Barron Passionately preaches against "youtube Heresies" 

why dont you come home?

Scott Prazak You can always be Catholic :)

There is still time

Scott Prazak

Whenever I hear a non-Catholic or, worse, an atheist say such words, I get the creeps and wonder where that comes from: is it because the non-Catholic/atheist slowly awakens to the Truth/Jesus or is it that the would-be Catholic preaching slowly morphs to accomodate the "truths" of the non-Catholic/atheist. A half-truth is the same as a half-lie just as a lie is a lie, wherever or whomever it comes from.

I'm sure he'd be quick in condemning artificial contraception and divorce, both condemned by the Bible, and also both first condoned by the Anglican "church".

I think you are a great help to all of us in this times of confusion and sadness. Thanks Bishop Barron and God bless you!

Someone could respond by pointing out all the sins of the Catholic Church. But, instead I will respond simply by saying that anywhere Christ is preached, anywhere his death for our sins is remembered and his resurrection for our justification is believed, anyone who affirms that Jesus is exactly who he says he is, the Son of God sent from Triune God, anywhere this is taught, I am happy to count them as my brothers and sisters. Because people who really believe this, who seek the righteousness of God, naturally know what is right and wrong (the Holy Spirit shows them and helps them to overcome the world.)

Defender of falsehoods and pagan lies.

The eucharist is nothing more than sun disc worship and idolatry at it's finest. The pagan's would be proud.

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Jesus loves dragshows.

@@Smitywerban, grow up ... !

@@aughalough1 sais the one still talking to his imaginary friend. XD

@@Smitywerban, I take it you have a PhD in theology.

@@aughalough1 biology

You can find most of them on RU-vid and save them.

Cath Def spanish empire former territory. thank god spain was there. god bless

I agree.

Excellent

Bishop Barron I walked away from the faith at the age of 20; have been a reborn Christian for 50 years and have never looked back until a few weeks ago when I rediscovered Catholicism with a fresh view through your Word on Fire and I am delighted to grow in my Christian Catholic walk and return to my roots as well. Thank you for your gift and teaching. Helen Kane in the mountains of NC.

@Seeking God Yes, mortal sins are forgiven in confession. Confession also grants you the grace that helps you not to commit the sins you confessed (hence it's strongly advisable that you confess venial sins, too, but those are forgiven in a mass, therefore they are not obligatory to be confessed in order to get absolution). This is all from talks of fr. Ripperger on RU-vid, I did not give you my interpretation of anything. It is, though, advisable and best that you direct questions regarding salvation and sacraments a Catholic priest. Since you are concerned, yes there are sins that Jesus Himself said will not be forgiven. Luke 12:8-10: "I tell you, whoever acknowledges me before men, the Son of Man will also acknowledge him before the angels of God. But he who disowns me before men will be disowned before the angels of God. And everyone who speaks a word against the Son of Man will be forgiven, but anyone who blasphemes against the Holy Spirit will not be forgiven." However, I advise you to ask a Catholic priest or read about it from a Catholic source, not just any forum or social media.

Repent and convert, heretic

@@zayan6284 im still on my spiritual journey. Im reading augustine rn and next I'll read john calvin

@@zayan6284 Really? What a way to evangelize people

@@Mikelo7420 you need to chill the fuck out if you thought I was being serious

@Here Beforeyou I'm not gay, and this comment is a month old

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+Cindy G I attended RCIA last year - for my confirmation and first communion at age 61. My husband, a life long catholic, attended all the classes with me. He said he learned more in those classes about his religion than he had learned his entire life, even though he attended catholic school.

+Cindy G I help teach RCIA at my parish and Terri's experience (below) is quite common for Catholics whose spouses are going through the program. If you stop after CCD or Confirmation, you often miss the heavier topics/insights of the Faith. Adult Catholic formation would help a lot, but by the time we're grown up, we're often so busy with work, family life, etc. that we put up roadblocks towards learning more.

+Cindy G I've recently come back to the Church after 20 years away. I left largely as a rejection of God as the sky fairy, which is what I thought Catholicism taught. On my own, I came to know God by direct experience, and it's only very recently (i.e. this year) that I've come to realize that the God I know is exactly the same one the Church teaches about. I think that's a testament to what Bishop Barron says about needing to do a much better job of teaching about God. It's also evidence that I should attend RCIA so that I can learn as much about Catholicism as Terri's husband did. There's obviously a great deal I missed, growing up in the Church.

+Cindy G Most of us did not get much of anything, Cindy. We can relate, it was really watered down. I don't remember learning anything before confirmation. Today is an exiting time, however, because there are so many great resources now just on youtube!!! Put in: Tim Staples Salvation, Tim Staples Justification, Tim Staples Advent Mission (there are three I, II & III all with a lot of Marian Theology). Tim Staples Why Be Catholic. Put in: Steve Ray Peter the Rock the Keys and the chair Read the Lamb's Supper By Scott Hahn. Watch the other videos on my youtube channel. Jesse Romero's Bible Studies and Ken's Conversion Story. Go to: Catholic.com read copious articles on everything Catholic. Read their blog and archives. Go to listen live in their radio drop down box and listen to Catholic Answers Live or go to their calendar and down load great programs going back years! We have so much to help us and we all need to become apologists. It is an exiting time to be Catholic!

+Jim Crants Hey Jim, when I came back to the Church a few years ago I had the same revelation. Too many people think of the Church as rules but they never understood the, why, and the reasons for things. The Catholic Church has always taught God is Love and Love is the one intangible truth we all need to live and to prosper. His Church gives us the tools and the closeness to the Lord to have the closest relationship with God. "It is no longer I who live but Christ who lives within me."

I just left the catholic church about 3 years now. Best decision I ever made. The Pope is a liar. The churches are not alright. This pope wants a one world religion to go along with the one world or new world order. The jesuits want to round up all the protestants and bring them back to mother harlot church of Babylon. I am now a protestant who will not he subject to Rome and its idolatry. I prayed for 2 years before leaving the church I was born into. The Holy Spirit called me out of Babylon. In Revelation Jesus says, "come out of her my people, lest ye be partakers of her sins and plagues." If you are new to Catholicism, I would re-think about getting out. Go back and re read about your protestant roots. Millions of protestants died by the hands of the jesuits and knights templars for their faith so we could own bibles and worship freely. I will pray for you that the Holy Spirit opens your heart and mind to the truth you once held. God bless.

@@Revelation18-4 I just came back to the Catholic Church a couple of years ago. One of the things that has always been so amusing to me is that when I hear conversions stories from Protestantism to Catholicism I hear these converts give thorough explanations as to why they left their Baptist roots or Presbyterian roots for the Catholic Church when they were so against it and truly believed it is the wjore of Babylon. They talk about the early fathers, the early teachings, the early church, book after book, philosopher after philosopher, Bible verse after verse. Everytime I hear those that left the church all I hear is anger, resentment, fear... The whore of Babylon, the Antichrist, Idolatry etc... Nothing substantial. I'm not stopping anyone that wants to leave the church but this hatred towards it it's so bizarre to me... I don't like hearing Catholics bash on Protestants but I rarely hear it. Those who convert have nothing but love for their old churches. If you truly feel you found the truth why be so defensive and full of hatred towards the Catholic Church. Go your way and live your faith

YES, WELCOME HME, Theresa, ptl. Praying that as " CATHOLIC APOLOGETICS" we're able to Re-Evangelize the current culture, with excellent Theology from our Bishop Barron, and educate souls with intelligence, Mercy and love. Thank you for sharing "Returning HOME" story. You're truly inspiring. GOD BLESS you and family.

They do have a dull deity. Yawn.

@Here Beforeyou - my mother chose my name before I was born. Teresa Ann is my legal first and middle name. Elizabeth is the Saint name I took when entering into full communion with The Catholic Church. I’m sorry 😐 it sounds “Pompous”. My mother was a Protestant and had no idea she had chosen to give me 2 Catholic Saints names. Peace be with you ✝️

Close to the Jesuit agenda is more like it.

May the Holy Spirit Makes your words like fire👍 Praying 🙏

+dim sung I have been schooled in the true faith, where have you been? Dim, when you write that Bishop Baron is a heretic, where is your data to substantiate this? Show me the data, please? Hard facts, please.

+Michael Montague Yea, as if atheists are unified in their worldview. They have ONE thing in common....refusal to acknowledge the obvious about creation.

+dim sung At this point I guess we can both agree that ultimately we disagree? You brand me and the good Bishop as sons of Vatican II. Quite frankly, I relish Vatican II as a gift to the Church. That said, I wish you a very sincere Happy Easter. God bless.

+Michael Montague May you wonder just such speculative nonsense about the origin of life pass as "science" in institutions of higher learning.

+Michael Montague Claiming over and over how much "evidence" you have....without providing DIDDLY....isn't very convincing.

modern? That can be trouble.

The remnant militant church is the one that will be saved. All the world will wonder after the anti-christ pope, who is so popular. Jesus was not popular. That should be a clue. Anti also means taking the place of. Look up definition.

+Jennifer Bliss You're welcome!

+Jennifer Bliss If you put in "Jim Malloy" into the youtube search box and click on my name next to the Shroud of Turin face, I have more great videos...with a few more coming over the next few weeks.

Thanks Jim

+Jennifer Bliss I like your last name. I'm a convert. Is your family Catholic?

+Jim Malloy: Since Bishop Barron isn't here reading the comments and possibly reply, it would be useful if you also linked to some of his earlier short videos when comments like the one of +Anthony Catholic are posted. Please read what he posted on May 16th, in which he obviously is misconstruing Bishop Barron and spreading incorrect information. Thank you.

Lots of them do

+Rudolf Feindler I prefer Scripture.

Tim Spangler ...the only thing you do with Scripture is misrepresent it & display your ignorance of it !!! Why I was enjoying the discussion with you & Scott on this page itself. Made me feel sorry for you when you got stuck & could get no further. Empty vessel trolling around with so much hate for the Catholic Church & Her teaching office....Despair filled Tim...when will you find peace, happiness and joy.

Hi Denise , I have discovered something incredible about Tim . He is a serial troll . You would be amazed just how many times i have come across his presence on youtube . I agree with you . I think Tim doesn't actually have any real peace otherwise he wouldn't spend so much time on catholic sites . He is desperately trying to convict himself of his protestantism . He is utterly obsessed with catholicism . i hope that one day he will come to the true church of God

Yes, through faith in Jesus Christ. This means we remain in Him and DO what he says in the plan He gave us, in the Church He founded. Is it by faith alone as you espouse? Not according to the Word of God. James 2:24 "...not by faith alone."

Oh Tim peace & trolling do not go together !!! They are extreme ends of the spectrum. So what are you doing these days because you seem to have depleted much of your energy doing unproductive activities.

Call no religious man on earth your father. For you have one Father who is in heaven. This is a teaching on not calling anyone in a position of authority in biblical matters, their father. This is separate from the commandment "honor your father and mother. " God does not contradict Himself. Satan is the father of lies and co fusion.

Have you ever listened to Dr. David Anders? He is also a very good Catholic teacher. This is his interview on the Journey Home Program. You might like it. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-R5NT32Y-Mrk.html

Have you ever gone to catholic.com? Or listened to Catholic Answers Live?

@Jim Malloy I am a believer of Christ, and cannot get on board with several key points in Catholicism, such as justification, among other things. However, the whole religion does not encompass the beliefs of every catholic, and there are many beliefs that I have in common with many Catholics, and that a based Bibically.

@goingHome! I would refrain from speaking for others and passing judgement, but I do agree that Christ is all you need. Church and religion saves nothing, Christ does!

+boliviareports You're welcome! If you put in, Jim Malloy, into the youtube search box and then look for the name next to the face of the Shroud of Turin, then click my name there, you can see other great videos...

I started crying at the exact same part! This speech really gave me wonderful insight :')

+capitans12 You're welcome!

When they unlock the churches, one thing that can help change your life, is you should go sit peacefully for a half hour every day near the tabernacle. Pray or just sit peacefully with our Lord.

@@jimmalloy7279 Thanks Jim. My path to God has been very sinuous, to say the least, but recently the resolve to finally abandon my damaged self and put my faith in Christ has become stronger and stronger. And even just thinking about doing so brings peace and joy to my heart. My apologies if this seems, as the French might say, un peu de trop - too much !

@@ryangarritty9761 It is God who heals, but being in the family of God, connected spiritually in heaven and on earth, with us all praying for each other delivers your peace. God's Grace comes in his mystical body, the body of Christ.

+paul newsome Get rid of the superstitious attachments to any creature...trust Jesus.

Amen and follow him

Trust God's mercy and just Go to confession

anthtan Amen Jesus is Gods Mercy :)

+anthtan Trust Jesus COMPLETE SUFFICIENCY...and not your ability to even REMEMBER all the sins you've committed.

In Jesus Name may God bless you and protect you always :)

Good protestants don' t fall for or believe catholic lies. Remember your ancestors in the true faith. They died for it.

@@Revelation18-4 I am RC and i love listening to Ravi Zacharias, Turek,Wl Craig and many more evangelicals.

@@Revelation18-4 you follow a man, a man's theology and a man's rejection of the one apostolic church. If you refuse the truth of the one universal church it makes more sense to go east orthodox, not Lutheran. The five solas are easily refuted, luther was in love with God, so infatuated that he couldn't see him for what he was

@@zayan6284Don't assume. I don't follow man! I follow the truth of God's holy word and it sure isn't catholic false doctrines made of man and pagan traditions of men, which God abhors and that is biblical.

@@Revelation18-4 you mean the holy word compiled by a bunch of churchmen in the early centuries of the church, and later modified by luther?

You shouldn't, try reading the Bible yourself first. this is a very interesting talk and thrilling even, but it is not true, however intellectual it looks like.

I highly doubt he ever reads comments on this channel. Go to wordonfire.org or his youtube channel. You'll have a chance he'll see your comments there.

+The Gruntled Monk - Other than the brief and concise replies such as "Thank you, Bishop Barron", your response is the only one I've read that makes sense. You articulated a point that I found humorous yet so true: "To be truthful, many people have immature intellects,They don't have the reasoning skills to unpack deep theological nuances." I would add this caveat -- many people don't have the intellect to unpack simple theological nuances. Or, they rely on simple theological interpretations, which brings to mind Fundamentalism in all its forms.One thing that is so beautiful about Catholicism is that it is the faith of the simple and the scholar. Christ embraced the poor and compelled the educated through his teachings and through his example. He excluded no one, but the proud and rich were often repelled by His message because the concept of surrender and the cost of being a disciple were too high. This has been true since the beginning and is true today. Being a follower of Christ is not easy. But few worthwhile things are. One thing I wanted to ask you -- I am confused about the posts between Syner Genetics and hisredrighthand. They make no sense to me at all. I wanted to know your thoughts on those two commenters. I am not judging, I am just wondering if it's just me, or do you understand them?

+D MH (LAVENDER) I will answer more fully in the near future. I'm in the middle of moving. I glanced through the comments pretty quickly. Some of the comments seem to touch on relativism. (all religions are the same basically) I will read and dissect them and answer you more fully. It may be a few days before I can do it.

Thank you. I hate moving, and I know how busy you are. Good luck with the move and get back to me when you can.

+D MH (LAVENDER) Hi! Thanks for your patience. I'm waiting for my new furniture to arrive, so I thought I would take the time to get back to you. I didn't forget you. It was as I suspected. One was arguing that all religions are valid. The other was saying Christianity, i.e. Catholicism is right. Catholicism is right, but he didn't use the right arguments. He allowed himself to be led down a rabbit hole. Religious relativism says that all religions are valid. This is utter nonsense because they can't all be right. Buddhism says there's no God. Hinduism has many Gods. Christianity has the Trinity. People who take the relativist stance are cowards, unwilling to make a stand. If everything is the same, you don't have to think and have the courage to defend anything. It would take a book to lay out all the arguments for Catholicism being the one true faith. Here's just some quick thoughts. Christianity is unigue among all religions. Jesus, and what he claims, was never done before or since. A man claiming to be the Son of God, and proving it with reserection and miracles The one commenter was using the old, Christianity was all just an extention of the old Roman religions. A foolish argument. Christianity is nothing like the old Roman religion. Another argument you hear, especially from Pagans is, Christianity was forced upon people. Another nonsensical argument. Look at the peoples of Britian and Scandinavia. They freely accepted Christianity. No Christian army went into the Viking lands and forced them to convert. We know St Patrick converted Ireland with just a few monks.

+D MH (LAVENDER) Sorry. I hit the wrong button. I will continue. These kinds of things make it so hard to talk to people today. People think they know the Bible and Catholicism, but they don't. Bishop Sheen once said that people don't hate the Catholic faith. They hate what they think is the Catholic faith. That's so very true. It takes so much time to lay out the logical reasons for the faith. No one is going to give you that kind of time. Americans used to be taught the Bible and had a belief in God. That's not the case anymore. You have to go all the way back to the beginning. 1. You have to get people to believe there is a God. 2. You have to get them to believe it's a Christian God. 3. You have to get them to believe Catholicism is the religion of that God. On top of that, you have to try to show Protestants they aren't using the whole Bible. That's not easy. Believe me, I've tried. I've been doing RU-vid comments for a while now. I'm beginning to think it's a waste of time. People seem to revel in their ignorance. I hardly ever find someone with an open mind and heart. They just argue to argue. You are the exception. You seem to be seeking a better understanding. Good for you. Keep it up. I hope this has been helpful. Peace be with you.

+Elaine Rudis Jackson Exactly. Biblical literalism is killing Christianity. It's what drove me away, because I didn't understand that the Catholic Church took a radically different position than the fundamentalists. I shouldn't have left CCD in 4th grade, probably!

+Jim Crants It seems to me in this day and age we are all more defensive of everything. Polarization is rampant. I'm into apologetics now in response to this feeling that I have to defend myself and my beliefs so often. Is it the internet causing all this? The benefit is that I'm learning how beautiful and sensible our Church is. It is bringing me closer to the Lord. For that I am grateful.

+Cindy G Sanity, it helps.

+Cindy G Karen Armstrong has argued that modern atheism and fundamentalism have the same root: the relatively new notion that a thing must be literally true, exactly as described, or it's a lie. From this premise, either the whole Bible is literally true and God is a man-like being of great power who made the world 6,000 years ago, or the Bible is all a lie and there is no God and no act of Creation. As for polarization in general, I think the internet contributes, but I think the overall driver is global connectedness and the way it allows every fringe group to pool together in a safe bubble, their thoughts and feelings unchallenged by anyone they feel a need to get along with. So talk radio and cable TV are also big contributors to the problem.

Believing that God did what he said is heresy? Satan...at the BEGINNING of sin...."Did God really say..."

i give you 100 she dosent understand it

I'll bet $500, neither one of you can do it

*sigh * that you couldn't explain her statement- Yet you could try

Yeh thanks for the inquisition, crusades, and child rapists.

Christianity and humanism are two different things. Christianity involves worship of God. Humanism worships the self as god. Big difference.