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The cross is Jesus going into the very lair of death. He goes to meet head-on that which frightens us the most. And what does He do? He battles it. He engages it. And finally he conquers it.

Robert Barron

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Robert Barron
Age: 65
Born: 1959
Born: November 19
Catholic Priest
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Robert Emmet Barron
Robert E. Barron
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