I agree that all three persons of the Trinity are love. You say the Holy Spirit's love is so perfect it becomes another person. That makes no sense. Are you saying the Father's love and Jesus' love isn't as perfect? That's impossible.

Christianity says that God is Love, 'God' meaning all 3 persons of the Trinity. Just as Bishop Barron said that the Son is a perfect image of the Father that comes forth from Him from all eternity, so the Holy Spirit is a perfect reflection of the love shared between the Father and the Son (again, from all eternity). That love shared between Father and Son is so perfect that the result is another person. To attribute love just to the Holy Spirit would be to ascribe to the heresy of modalism.

@Dawn

Bishop, why does Jesus say, " the Father is greater than me" ?

Denise,

this might be helpful, http://www.catholic.com/magazine/articles/jesus-is-god

Denise,

Bishop Barron, I agree with you at least 95% of the time, but you are so wrong about the Holy Spirit, and that's a major thing to be wrong about. How can love be a person? The idea is just silly. St Augustine was wrong! It's so obviously wrong. If the Holy Spirit is love then how can Christianity declare that Jesus is love? The Trinity is three separate persons. Love is not a person! You should listen better to your hero. But thanks for most of what you say.