Robert Barron | – Why Equity, Diversity, and Inclusivity Are Not Absolute Values

Friends, there is a healthy and necessary tension between inclusion and exclusion in any rightly ordered society, including the Church. Are equity, diversity, and inclusivity valuable? Yes, precisely in the measure that they are expressions of love; no, in the measure that they stand athwart love. To grasp this is of crucial importance in the […]

Bishop Robert Barron

2 years ago

Robert Barron | – Why Equity, Diversity, and Inclusivity Are Not Absolute Values

Friends, there is a healthy and necessary tension between inclusion and exclusion in any rightly ordered society, including the Church. Are equity, diversity, and inclusivity valuable? Yes, precisely in the measure that they are expressions of love; no, in the measure that they stand athwart love. To grasp this is of crucial importance in the […]

Bishop Robert Barron

2 years ago

Robert Barron | – The Threat of Totalitarianism

Friends, I fear that as our culture lurches away from the authority of the good and falls toward the supremacy of the individual will, we put ourselves in a rather parlous condition. The door opens for totalitarianism when we no longer make distinctions between truth and falsity. ———VIDEO LINKS——— Bishop Barron on Conscience and Morality: […]

Bishop Robert Barron

2 years ago

Robert Barron | – Why I Hate John Lennon’s “Imagine”

Friends, the Olympics opening ceremonies in Tokyo featured one of the worst pop songs of all time: John Lennon’s “Imagine.” The lyrics—imagining there is no heaven, no religion, and no God—are an invitation into a very dangerous space. Read my article in the New York Post: https://nypost.com/2021/07/25/imagine-blared-at-the-olympics-is-a-totalitarians-anthem/ ———VIDEO LINKS——— Bishop Barron on Resisting Aggressive Secularism: […]

Bishop Robert Barron

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