Salt and Light - Episode 22: Bishop Barron Interview

To celebrate the 1-year anniversary of the Salt and Light podcast, we are graciously joined by the great Bishop Robert Barron! Chuck and Annie had the honor to skype with Bishop Barron to discuss a variety of topics related to evangelization as both a receiver and a preacher of the Good News, including statistics of the "nones", "allergies" towards definitive statements about God, why post-modern people are ill-equipped to conduct fruitful argumentsespecially about God, and what both clergy and laity can learn from the Acts of the Apostles to bring forth the enthusiastic and efficacious Gospel message. Finally, Bishop Barron shares his vision for Word on Fire! To learn more about Bishop Barron and Word on Fire, visit www.wordonfire.org. Visit us online www.saltandlightonline.com, and don't forget to check out our other show on Breadbox Media, "Chuck n' Ann on Finance".

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