Bishop Robert Barron

These are brief and insightful commentaries on faith and culture by Catholic theologian and author Bishop Robert Barron. The videos complement his weekly sermons posted and podcasted at WordOnFire.org.

Robert Barron | – Bishop Barron Goes to Baby Bishop School

This past September, I was sequestered in Rome, along with 150 fellow bishops from around the world who had been appointed in the previous twelve months. We went there for the Formation for New Bishops’ program, more colloquially known as “Baby Bishop School.” Between praying and worshiping together, and spending a few moments with Pope […]

Robert Barron | – Evangelize Like Benedict

Friends, what can St. Benedict, a sixth century monk, teach us about evangelization today? That’s what Brandon Vogt and I discuss in today’s episode of “The Word on Fire Show.” We explore several Benedictine principles including humility, justice, the cultivation of beauty, the intellectual life, community, and becoming masters of the spiritual life. Also, a […]

Robert Barron | – Film Premiere Event | The Making of a Catholic Priest

Friends, I’m delighted to share this video from the premiere of “The Making of a Catholic Priest” in Batesville, Arkansas. Watch the full feature-length film at https://youtu.be/HumCsGbVAp4. This film from the Word on Fire Institute shares Fr. Stephen Gadberry’s life experiences and his journey to the priesthood. I hope you enjoy this gritty and emotional […]

Robert Barron | – Bishop Barron Presents Tara Isabella Burton

Friends, in the latest “Bishop Barron Presents,” I’m delighted to be joined by best-selling author Tara Isabella Burton, known for books such as “Strange Rites,” “Social Creature,” and “The World Cannot Give.” In our conversation, we discuss topics such as: – Are people actually moving away from religion? – The unaffiliated – The retreat into […]

Robert Barron | – Bishop Barron on Martin Luther

With great profit and pleasure I’m currently reading Alec Ryrie’s new book “Protestants: The Faith that Made the Modern World”. Ryrie’s characterization of Martin Luther offers fresh insights on how the great “Solas” of the Reformation can be both celebrated and legitimately criticized. Visit http://www.WordOnFire.org to learn more!

Robert Barron | – Bishop Barron's U.S. Air Force Academy Address

Friends, in my address to the United States Air Force Academy, I discuss three stories of angels in the Bible—Jacob wrestling the angel, Elisha and the angelic army, and Luke’s account of the angels appearing to the shepherds—and the spiritual lessons we can draw from them today. ———VIDEO LINKS——— Bishop Barron’s West Point Address: https://youtu.be/YFsvWeam01o […]