Life is Worth Living | Episode 6 | Caring | Fulton Sheen
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- Fulton John Sheen, was born May 8, 1895 in Illinois and was ordained a priest of the diocese of Peoria in Peoria, IL on September 20, 1919. In 1930, after just eleven years of priesthood, Sheen began hosting a weekly Sunday night radio broadcast called The Catholic Hour. This broadcast captured many devoted listeners, reportedly drawing an audience of four million people every week for two decades. In 1951, Sheen was appointed Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdioceses of New York, the same year he started Life is Worth Living. Life is Worth Living ran until 1957. Bishop Sheen hosted another television series, The Fulton Sheen Program, running from 1961 to 1968 that closely modeled the Life is Worth Living series.
In 1979 Fulton J. Sheen received his greatest accolade when Pope John Paul II embraced him and said, "You have written and spoken well of the Lord Jesus. You are a loyal son of the Church." With that last acknowledgement, Fulton Sheen passed into eternal life just two months later on December 9, 1979.
Bishop Fulton Sheen was scheduled for beatification (the process of becoming a saint in the Catholic Church) on December 21, 2019, at the Cathedral of St. Mary in Peoria. On December 3, 2019, the Diocese of Peoria announced that the beatification of Sheen would be delayed.
We need Bishop s like him today.
GOD BLESS Bishop Fulton Sheen.....he is always so refreshing to watch......he has morals......& Teaching us how to love others......he went to a better place.......HEAVEN......Love U Bishop Sheen.......
Agree
Just wonderful
Wish I Had Met Him But I Know Somehow I have Always Believed What He Was Teaching. Amen.
Peace to people of goodwill
God bless your soul bishop sheen
Thank God you posted this trasure ! God bless you!
Amen
I'm dying literally watching this for the second time. It was on EWTN 6:30pm last night. I had to text my best friend who may have had to ignore my messages because of his sickness. But we are both sick for each other and we are both caring for each other at a very far distance. We all love but it is hard. We are loving not through commandment and we are rendering hell for each other while here on earth. I guess we love each other very much but it would be hard for me to give up everything I own to just be disappointed in doing it for someone else. But I don't want him sick over it either. While he is facing brain cancer and we are all hoping he is cured from all sickness. No organ failures and no brain cancer. No death for him for a long time. We want either 50 more years with him or would like a promising God's kingdom for all of us since being part of this pandemic.
my friend also found out he had cancer around the time of Venerable Sheen's birthday and had the surgery around the time of my birthday.
My father did not like chicken either. Grew up on a farm as well.
Lunyrd skinner call me the breeze
So, would rejection after giving "giving"a little part or piece of your heart to another person, does that rejection mean that they worship a different God?-Or are they just in need of prayer 🙏✝️🇺🇲?