110: The Holy Eucharist, with Bishop Robert Barron

 

 

 

[ritasaar]

This was a great interview. I always enjoying hearing about the Eucharist. I am unable to comprehend that there are people who do not believe. Thank you.

[marykurdys]

Simply the most wonderful explanation of the Real Presence I’ve EVER heard. Thank you Bp Barron and Matt Fradd!

Very good show. I can attest that we true Confessional Lutherans also hold to the Real Presence and are in agreement with Rome that most of Protestantism absolutely errs regarding the Sacraments and their efficacy.

[sandragoss]

Thank you for this show. Please have Bishop Barron on again. He has a gift to explain on a level that we laity can understand while helping us grow in our Faith. Great explanation on the Eucharist with your continued explanations of early Christians. 👏👏👏

[hilaryxko]

I’m ashamed that I answered money when the Bishop what would I want God to give me 😔 I should work on my heart to only desire him over everything this world could give

[reecelopatka]

That very last parallel you pointed out; just woah.

[MandM]

Hello guys, I just came from an holy hour and on my way home I listened to this podcast. I think it´s awesome. Nevertheless I have two questions:
1. At 34:40 Matt said, that if the eucharist would transform to real flesh and real blood it would disproof the doctrine. What do you then make of a eucharistic miracle where they claim that the Bread really got transformed?
2. You mentioned that we should take the last supper literal becuase the early christians took it literal. But what if there were early Christians who didn´t believe in the eucharist? Would that also disproof it?

[sdeliajr]

What is the name of the song that Matt plays at the end of his videos? I think it's by his sister Emma, but can't find the name of it anywhere.

[jerryyono]

I tweeted Mr.Rubin. ;) Anything else you need me to do for that copy of the Summa? Maybe your family laundry, or babysitting, or breakfast in bed? jk

[theseek]

The introduction made me so sad. There will be no want for beer in heaven, there will only be the presence of God which will fulfill us from any want of material things.

[spurcalluth]

Catholics always seem to ignore John 6:35. For people who claim to have the fullness of the truth, it is strange how often the truth of that verse gets suppressed.