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San Bernardino Bishop Gerald Barnes explores the meaning of the Temple for Christians.
Third Sunday of Lent, Year B
San Bernardino Bishop Gerald R. Barnes invites us on this
Third Sunday of Lent to deepen our commitment to the gospel. His 10-minute
homily helps us to understand the meaning of Jesus’ anger in the
Temple. Jesus, explains Bishop Barnes, is the new Temple of the
Lord. In the question-and-answer segment Bishop Barnes talks about how each of
us can honor the Lord’s presence in our lives. This week’s musical selection is
“What Have We Done for the Poor Ones” by GIA Artist Lori True. You can listen
separately to that song, to the musical setting of the Lord’s Prayer or to
Bishop Barnes’s blessing by following the links below. But first, take a break
and listen to the whole show.
Entire Program (30 min) (Help) Blessing (32 sec) MP3 Music (5:11) What Have We Done for the Poor Ones from CD-639 There I s Room for Us All by Lori True. Copyright © 2005 by GIA Publications, Inc. MP3 Lord's Prayer (1 min) Produced by Bob Hurd and Craig Kingsbury; performed by Chorus Angelorum; courtesy of OCP. MP3 Standard Readings for the Third Sunday of Lent, Year B
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