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Fulton Sheen Award Luncheon with Bishop Barron

“Bishop Robert E. Barron, S.T.D. will be the recipient of WSFI Catholic Radio‘s 2024 Fulton J. Sheen Award at a special Thanksgiving Luncheon on Wednesday, November 27, from Noon to 3:00 PM. The event will be held at the DoubleTree Hilton in [read more...]

Bishop Barron’s Presentation: National Eucharistic Congress

Bishop Robert Barron spoke to 50,000+ Catholics at the National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis, IN. Here is is full speech. Enjoy.

50,000 Rosaries for Those Fallen Away from the Faith

For the month of May, Bishop Robert Barron is asking you to join Catholics across the world in praying 50,000 Rosaries (increased from the original goal of 10,000 which was exceeded in just 48 hours) for the intention that those [read more...]

10,000 Rosaries for Those Fallen Away from the Faith

For the month of May, Bishop Robert Barron is asking you to join Catholics across the world in praying 10,000 Rosaries for the intention that those who have fallen away from their faith may return to the Church with a [read more...]

Answering the Athiests

It is important that we Christians are able to answer the atheist’s best objections to God’s existence in hopes that we can win their hearts and the heart of the culture at large. Download Bishop Robert Barron’s FREE eBook HERE.

Free eBook from Bishop Barron: The Devil

Word On Fire’s Bishop Robert Barron has made available, at no charge, his PDF eBook, The Devil. This short eBook references biblical mentions of the devil, various names he has been called by, how he influences our world today, and the [read more...]

“Breaking Through the Buffered Self”

Join Bishop Robert Barron, Word on Fire founder and former rector/president and faculty member of Mundelein Seminary, for a two-part livestreaming webinar series entitled “Breaking Through the Buffered Self.” Bishop Barron will explore why so many people today live in [read more...]

Eyes on the Prize

Bishop Robert Barron’s Gospel Reflection from Wednesday, November 24, reminds us what we must have the conviction to do, and sometimes the price we must pay, as Catholics (and Christians).   MEMORIAL OF SAINT ANDREW DŨNG-LẠC, PRIEST, AND COMPANIONS, MARTYRS [read more...]