The Relay Race of Human History, Sermon by Fr. Paul Robinson, SSPX

Sermons of Fr Paul Robinson SSPX by Fr Paul Robinson

Episode notes
  • In a relay race, there are typically four runners who have the job of passing a baton to one another until they get to the finish line. If any one of the runners drops the baton, his team is disqualified.
  • The first runner begins the race with the baton; he does not receive the baton, but owns it. The other runners do not start the race with the baton. Rather, their job is to receive it from the runner behind them and then pass it on to the runner in front of them.
  • This is exactly how it works with the Catholic faith. The human race is, as it were, running towards the end of time, which is the finishing of human history. That is when each of the runners will receive their reward through the resurrection of their bodies, which will rise in either a glorious state or a damned state.
  • The baton that has to be passed on is  ... 
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