
The homily centers on the spiritual life as an adventure, urging listeners to embrace the unknown and move beyond the safety of familiar surroundings. Drawing from the biblical story of Abraham, who was called to leave his home and family for an unknown land, it emphasizes that true life and growth come from surrendering to God's call. Bishop Barron uses examples from his own life, such as moving away to Paris for doctoral studies and becoming a bishop in different dioceses, to illustrate the discomfort and disorientation that often accompany these leaps of faith. The gospel of the Transfiguration is presented as a glimpse into the divine glory that awaits those who let go of earthly attachments, encouraging listeners to view life as a series of rehearsals for the ultimate transition into eternal life with God.
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