You Are Called to Be a Prophet — Bishop Barron’s Sunday Sermon
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Friends, all baptized Christians are summoned to announce the Word of God. In our Gospel today, we hear the call, like Ezekiel, to share the Good News with all whom we encounter, especially those who have heard but turned away from the faith.
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