Bishop Robert Barron
Bishop Robert Barron
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Called into the Depths: Bishop Barron’s Address to the United States Naval Academy

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January 28, 2021

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Friends, in my address to the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, I discussed three sailors from the Bible: the patriarch Noah, the prophet Jonah, and our Savior Jesus Christ.

The sea can be thought of as something frightening and terrifying, standing athwart the purposes of God with its unforgiving power and discouraging darkness. However, when we allow ourselves to be swallowed up by the Lord’s will, we will find a peace that is sure and unshakable, even in the midst of the worst storms.

Watch the rest of my videos from my Annapolis trip here

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