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Bishop Barron said that within the Church itself, another hopeful sign is the renewed focus on the Eucharist.
Bishop Robert Barron of Winona-Rochester, Minnesota, provided both diagnoses of and prescriptions for the most pervasive spiritual maladies of our times in an interview with EWTN News Rome correspondent Colm Flynn.
One of the most popular bishops in the United States and founder of the Word on Fire evangelization ministry, Bishop Barron told Flynn the spiritual crisis of our age is stoked by “the immanentism, the materialism, the secularism that has taken hold of much of our culture.”
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Bishop Robert Barron of Winona-Rochester, Minnesota, provided both diagnoses of and prescriptions for the most pervasive spiritual maladies of our times in an interview with EWTN News Rome correspondent Colm Flynn.
One of the most popular bishops in the United States and founder of the Word on Fire evangelization ministry, Bishop Barron told Flynn the spiritual crisis of our age is stoked by “the immanentism, the materialism, the secularism that has taken hold of much of our culture.”
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Satisfying the ‘Hungry Heart’: An Interview With Bishop Barron
Bishop Barron said that within the Church itself, another hopeful sign is the renewed focus on the Eucharist.
