that is the evidence that the left does not want to hear the truth, nor debate coherently. in the national political debate they i.e. cnn, try to impose their biased vision of society. and in religion , the left would want to destroy the principles of christianity, specially, the family values

A key take away from this homily: recognize God's choosing the both of you to marry. It is right and just. If God brought you together, it is unlikely He will separate you. If God is marrying you to share his love, then your love is eternal. How could you go wrong in a union truly blessed by God. The cause to celebrate is more eternal with this impeccable logic.

A key take away from this homily: recognize God's choosing the both of you to marry. It is right and just. If God brought you together, it is unlikely He will separate you. If God is marrying you to share his love, then your love is eternal. How could you go wrong in a union truly blessed by God. The cause to celebrate is more eternal with this impeccable logic.

Bishop Barron's homily theology on marriage is by sure based mainly in the Theology of the Body. And, Maximilian Kolbe's theology on tge Virgin Mary is part of the homilies of Biahop Barron. Although, he is aware of social issues JPII and Kolbe are the nain sources of Bishop Barron.

Bishop Barron's homily theology on marriage is by sure based mainly in the Theology of the Body. And, Maximilian Kolbe's theology on tge Virgin Mary is part of the homilies of Biahop Barron. Although, he is aware of social issues JPII and Kolbe are the nain sources of Bishop Barron.

I'm delighted and honored to see many parallels between Bishop Barron's homily on matrimony and my book "Mary, the Unwed Mother of God" (Xulon, June 2017). I'd would like to give Bishop Barron and his niece a copy as a wedding present. In this regard, you may contact me at gpgpalacios@gmail.com. AMDG, Gonzalo T. Palacios, PhD

Archbishop Fulton Sheen used this very reasoning as the primary reason only men can be priests. The consecration IS the consummation of the Groom and the Bride. It is not mere symbolism.

Truly, as Bishop Barron teaches, we celebrate the marriage in the Church because it is a great metaphor of the Feast of the Wedding at Cana where Jesus is the bridegroom, the God who wants to marry his creation. Similarly, as St. John Paul II states when the man and woman marry in the Church, and then fed with the body and blood of our Lord Jesus during Eucharistic on Sundays, they reinforce the union, the intimacy with God, and as such through their sexual spousal love they are open to the life and can also become co-creators with God and live in harmonic companionship with his friendship.