Articles from Bishop-elect Robert Barron, Auxiliary Bishop-elect of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles the founder of the global ministry Word on Fire.
Fr Robert Barron reflects on philosopher Hannah Arendt, her account of the Eichmann trial and her explanation of why evil can never be radical.
Fr Robert Barron discusses the explanations for living a “child-free life” in the Western World, and how these demonstrate a sad cultural shift towards living for the self alone.
In his latest article, Fr Robert Barron reflects on the first encyclical release by Pope Francis ‘Lumen Fidei’ and its challenge to secularist ideology.
In his latest article, Fr Robert Barron reflects on the soteriological themes in the new zombie film, World War Z.
In his latest article, Fr Robert Barron reflects on the political and philosophical themes that can be drawn from the new Superman film, man of steel.
In his latest article, Fr Robert Barron explains why ‘tolerance’ and ‘inclusiveness’ must never be mistaken for love.
In his most recent article, Fr Robert Barron looks at how The Great Gatsby provides some useful insights into morality, culture and the marginalisation of God.
One of the most significant fault lines in Western culture opened up in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, when what we now know as the “modern” world separated itself from the classical and medieval world…