Bishop Robert Barron

It seems like the threat, maybe the satanic threat, is distraction.

It seems like the threat, maybe the satanic threat, is distraction.

It seems like the threat, maybe the satanic threat, is distraction.

So if you could distract people sufficient that they never had the time or the inclination to notice things that are real, you would trap them in a kind of hell.

So if you could distract people sufficient that they never had the time or the inclination to notice things that are real, you would trap them in a kind of hell.

So if you could distract people sufficient that they never had the time or the inclination to notice things that are real, you would trap them in a kind of hell.

And what happens to them?

And what happens to them?

And what happens to them?

Do you think that that's driving some of the disassociation and agony that we see around us? Yeah, it's not helping at all.

Do you think that that's driving some of the disassociation and agony that we see around us? Yeah, it's not helping at all.

Do you think that that's driving some of the disassociation and agony that we see around us? Yeah, it's not helping at all.

How do you force yourself to notice things beyond yourself? Like what is your actual discipline? Like you wake up, how do you keep God ever present in mind and yourself at bay?

How do you force yourself to notice things beyond yourself? Like what is your actual discipline? Like you wake up, how do you keep God ever present in mind and yourself at bay?

How do you force yourself to notice things beyond yourself? Like what is your actual discipline? Like you wake up, how do you keep God ever present in mind and yourself at bay?

You pray your office.

You pray your office.

You pray your office.

Yes.

Yes.