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Life is Worth Living126 - Sheen Gems IICapturing the attention of the nation at the time of the 1950s, Venerable Archbishop of New York hosted a TV show that attracted millions of viewers. The Venerable Bishop Sheen talks about how "Life is Worth Living" to give greater honor and glory to God, as well as some jokes along the way. 2025-07-0751 minLife is Worth Living125 - Sheen Gems ICapturing the attention of the nation at the time of the 1950s, Venerable Archbishop of New York hosted a TV show that attracted millions of viewers. The Venerable Bishop Sheen talks about how "Life is Worth Living" to give greater honor and glory to God, as well as some jokes along the way. 2025-07-0753 minLife is Worth Living003 - Happiness is a RainbowCapturing the attention of the nation at the time of the 1950s, Venerable Archbishop of New York hosted a TV show that attracted millions of viewers. The Venerable Bishop Sheen talks about how "Life is Worth Living" to give greater honor and glory to God, as well as some jokes along the way. 2025-04-1426 minLife is Worth Living002 - Stop World, I Want to Get OnCapturing the attention of the nation at the time of the 1950s, Venerable Archbishop of New York hosted a TV show that attracted millions of viewers. The Venerable Bishop Sheen talks about how "Life is Worth Living" to give greater honor and glory to God, as well as some jokes along the way. 2025-04-1425 min
Bishop Fulton Sheen RemasteredBishop Fultons Sheen's 58th Good Friday addressThis podcast episode features a sermon by Fulton Sheen, focusing on the theme "Spectators on and About the Cross" in his 58th Good Friday address. Sheen categorizes the spectators of Christ's crucifixion into three types: the indifferent or fallen away, those in pain, and those who love.
Sheen begins with the indifferent spectators, likening them to those who have lost faith yet cannot completely detach themselves from it. He emphasizes that despite their apparent disinterest, there’s a subconscious engagement with faith, an underlying hope for redemption, and an invitation to return to it....2024-03-2927 min
Bishop Fulton Sheen Remastered"The Stages of Love: A Journey from Playful Togetherness to Divine Courtship" by Bishop Fulton SheenIn his enlightening sermon, Bishop Fulton Sheen takes his audience through the captivating journey of love, likening it to the unfolding drama of a theatrical play. He introduces the concept of love and courtship with a light-hearted approach, using the analogy of theater music before the curtain rise to describe the anticipation and excitement that precedes a romantic relationship.
Bishop Sheen expertly outlines the four distinct stages of romantic development. The first stage, "Togetherness," is marked by the innocent and carefree interaction between young boys and girls. Here, Sheen highlights the natural, uncomplicated relationships that exist before...2024-02-1320 minBishop Fulton Sheen Remastered"The Cross in the battle versus Satan" by Bishop Fulton SheenIn his enlightening sermon, Fulton Sheen addresses a youthful audience, blending humor and profound insights to explore the concepts of good, evil, and the diabolic in modern life. He starts with light anecdotes to engage his listeners, illustrating how easily we can be swayed by superficial pleasures and how different our perceptions can be as tourists versus residents in life's moral landscapes.
Sheen recounts the story of a missionary in Vietnam encountering a possibly possessed child, segueing into a deeper discussion on the nature of the devil from both psychiatric and theological perspectives. He observes that as...2024-02-1031 minBishop Fulton Sheen Remastered"The Great Mortal Combat of Good and Evil" by Bishop Fulton SheenIn his profound speech, Bishop Fulton Sheen emphasizes the ongoing and often overlooked battle between the forces of good and evil. He laments the modern trend of either trivializing or denying the existence of the devil, warning that such ignorance empowers evil. Sheen explores the stark contrast between God's self-definition as "I am who am" and the devil's as "I am who am not," highlighting the devil's strength in being denied or ignored.
Sheen uses a poetic narrative to question the absence of spiritual leadership in society, and he critiques the silence of theologians on the topic...2024-02-0939 minBishop Fulton Sheen RemasteredCultural Crisis: The Glorification of Sexual Perversities & The Return to the Sacredness of Human RelationshipsBishop Fulton Sheen's sermon from 1966 addresses the deep-rooted cultural crisis masked as a sexual revolution, focusing particularly on the glorification of homosexuality and other sexual deviations. He argues that these phenomena are not isolated sexual issues but reflections of a broader cultural decay, where moral relativism blurs the lines between right and wrong. Sheen suggests that such glorifications are symptomatic of a society estranged from eternal truths and grappling with anxiety, loneliness, and fear. He urges a reevaluation of cultural values and a return to a moral framework that respects the dignity and sacredness of human relationships, beyond mere...2024-01-2622 minBishop Fulton Sheen RemasteredDublin Retreat 16/16 - The Sacred Heart: A Priest's Refuge and StrengthIn the final talk of the Dublin retreat, Archbishop Fulton Sheen shares a poignant reflection on the Sacred Heart of Jesus, connecting it deeply to the priesthood. He begins with an Old Testament perspective, illustrating the singular significance of Christ's sacrifice and the unique role it plays in salvation history. Sheen explores the relationship between the shedding of Christ's blood and the rending of the temple veil, symbolizing the opening of the Holy of Holies to all. This pivotal moment, he asserts, reveals the profound mystery and accessibility of God's grace through Christ's pierced heart. Emphasizing the importance of...2024-01-2629 minBishop Fulton Sheen RemasteredDublin Retreat 15/16 - Integrating Spirituality and Social Action: A Priest's Dual RoleIn his 15th address at the Dublin retreat, Archbishop Fulton Sheen explores the evolving landscape of moral theology and the apparent dichotomy within the Church. He observes a shift from individual virtue to social justice, leading to a perceived split between churches focused on evangelization and those emphasizing development. Sheen draws from the Transfiguration narrative to illustrate the need for balance between spiritual ecstasy and social involvement. He argues against the compartmentalization of the Church into one solely concerned with contemplation and another with political action, advocating for a unified approach that begins with spiritual grounding and extends to...2024-01-2628 minBishop Fulton Sheen RemasteredDublin Retreat 14/16 - Embracing the Gift of Celibacy: A Call to Priestly SanctityIn his 14th talk at the Dublin retreat, Archbishop Fulton Sheen delves into the profound nature of the priesthood, emphasizing the gift of celibacy. He reflects on the humbleness of priests, akin to 'pots of earth and ware,' chosen not for what they are but for what they might become through God's power. Sheen draws inspiration from St. Paul and biblical figures, illustrating how ordinary men were transformed into apostles. The talk pivots to celibacy, described as a divine gift rather than a mere obligation, highlighting the importance of this commitment in the priestly life. Sheen elucidates the...2024-01-2628 minBishop Fulton Sheen RemasteredDublin Retreat 13/16 - The Church: A Living Body in Challenging TimesArchbishop Fulton Sheen's 13th address in the 1977 Dublin retreat focuses on the nature and challenges of the Church, likening its current state to the Church in the wilderness. He speaks about the Church as the Corpus Christi, manifesting in three forms: the physical body of Christ, the community of believers, and the Holy Eucharist. Sheen acknowledges the Church's visible and invisible aspects, emphasizing that despite scandals and weaknesses, it remains a holy and divinely inspired institution. He compares the Church to a hospital and Noah's Ark, carrying both purity and imperfection yet leading towards salvation. The Archbishop underscores the...2024-01-2629 minBishop Fulton Sheen RemasteredDublin Retreat 12/16 - Counseling and Preaching: Guidance through the Holy SpiritIn his 12th talk of the 1977 Dublin retreat, Archbishop Fulton Sheen delves into the roles of counseling and preaching within the priesthood. He emphasizes the Holy Spirit's critical role in counseling, cautioning against over-reliance on psychology while underscoring the necessity of integrating Christ and the gospel into guidance. Sheen advises priests to be concise and focused on decision-making in counseling sessions, highlighting the importance of praying with those seeking counsel. For preaching, he stresses the need for ongoing education and preparation, particularly in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament. Sheen encourages personal reflection on Scripture and warns against merely...2024-01-2629 minBishop Fulton Sheen RemasteredDublin Retreat 11/16 - Casting the Right Shadows: Embodying Christ in Modern PriesthoodArchbishop Fulton Sheen, in his 1977 Dublin retreat, addresses the evolving respect and perception of priests in contemporary society. He emphasizes the importance of genuinely reflecting Christ's image, noting the decreasing automatic reverence for clergy and the increasing need for authenticity. Sheen discusses the challenges faced by the church and the necessity for priests to internalize spiritual virtues rather than rely on external displays. He underscores the power of personal holiness and the impact of Christ's presence within priests, using examples like Mother Teresa and Pope John XXIII to illustrate how true sanctity can profoundly influence others. The message is...2024-01-2628 minBishop Fulton Sheen RemasteredDublin Retreat 10/16 - "Archbishop Fulton Sheen's Insights on the Holy Spirit, Church, and Priesthood"In this segment of the Dublin retreat, Archbishop Fulton Sheen explores the profound role of the Holy Spirit in the Trinity, the Church, and the lives of individual priests. He discusses the distinction between the gift of the Holy Spirit, which makes individuals pleasing to God, and the charisms that enable them to serve others. Archbishop Sheen reflects on the challenges within the Church, emphasizing the need for balanced leadership and the cultivation of the Spirit of Christ. He encourages priests to make the Holy Hour for a deeper connection with the Holy Spirit.2024-01-2628 minBishop Fulton Sheen RemasteredDublin Retreat 9/16 - "The Eucharist: Source and Summit of the Priestly Life"Archbishop Fulton Sheen emphasizes the significance of the Holy Eucharist in a priest's life during the Mass. He stresses the need for preparation and recommends incorporating brief morning homilies or Scripture commentaries. The sacrificial nature of the priesthood is highlighted, with the consecration renewing Christ's sacrifice on Calvary. The separate consecration of bread and wine symbolizes Christ's disjunction on the cross. The Lamb of God motif is explored, and the breaking of the bread signifies Christ's broken life. Communion is likened to the union of spouses. The communal aspect of the Eucharist is linked to service and charity, emphasizing...2024-01-2628 minBishop Fulton Sheen RemasteredDublin Retreat 8/16 - The Blessed Mother: Heart of the Church and Our Spiritual MotherIn his eighth talk at the Dublin retreat, Archbishop Fulton Sheen reflects on the profound role of the Blessed Virgin Mary in the life of the Church and in the hearts of the faithful. He shares a moving memory of a hymn sung to the Blessed Mother, illustrating the deep love and reverence monks had for her. Sheen explores the theme of responsibility and accountability, highlighting how the cross of Christ represents the end of passing blame and the acceptance of divine love and sacrifice. He delves into the relationship between Jesus and Mary, emphasizing Mary's journey of compassion...2024-01-2638 minBishop Fulton Sheen RemasteredDublin Retreat 7/16 - The Cross: A Symbol of Contradiction and RedemptionIn his seventh talk during the Dublin retreat, Archbishop Fulton Sheen meditates on the crucifixion and the profound symbolism of the cross. He begins by discussing the world's relationship with symbols and the difficulty of embracing the cross, regarded as a symbol of contradiction. Sheen reflects on the historical avoidance of the cross's imagery during times of Church decline, emphasizing its central role in understanding Christ's message. The talk then delves into the crucifixion scene, with Sheen highlighting the reactions of those present, ranging from apathy and antipathy to empathy. He eloquently describes the cross as uniting both friends...2024-01-2632 minBishop Fulton Sheen RemasteredDublin Retreat 6/16 - "The Daily Holy Hour in the Presence of the Blessed Sacrament"In this session, Archbishop Fulton Sheen emphasizes the declining love of the Eucharist among priests and society. He introduces the idea of the daily holy hour in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament as a concrete solution. Sheen argues that this practice, rooted in biblical references, helps combat evil, make intercession, and contributes to personal and spiritual growth. He challenges priests to prioritize this daily hour, stating that it aligns with Christ's request for companionship in the Garden of Gethsemane. The Archbishop asserts that priests are not merely ministers but are engaged in a deeper mission of saving and...2024-01-2627 minBishop Fulton Sheen RemasteredDublin Retreat 5/16 - "Theology of Serving Society: Vulnerability and the Eucharist"In this session, Archbishop Fulton Sheen explores the theology of serving society rooted in Christ. He begins with a prayer, asking for guidance in understanding the mission to society as ambassadors of Christ. Sheen emphasizes the need for a theology of serving society, pointing out that while there is plenty of philosophy and sociology, understanding the mission in Christ is crucial.
The Archbishop then delves into the nature of Christ, focusing on the fact that Christ had no human person, only the divine person. This lack of human personhood allows Christ to incorporate all of humanity and...2024-01-2625 minBishop Fulton Sheen RemasteredDublin Retreat 4/16 - "Liberation: The Paradox of SlaveryIn the fourth session of the Dublin retreat, Archbishop Fulton Sheen explores the theme of liberation in the context of the priesthood, emphasizing the role of priests as instruments of Christ's mission. He introduces the session with a prayer, invoking the Holy Spirit for understanding the priestly mission of liberation rooted in Christ's passion, death, and resurrection.
Sheen begins by discussing the interconnectedness of demonology and eschatology, highlighting the spiritual battle against the forces of evil. He explains the cosmic disruption caused by sin and the consequent disorder in the world. Sheen delves into the concept of...2024-01-2630 minBishop Fulton Sheen RemasteredDublin Retreat 3/16 - "Obedience: The Key to Faith and the Increase of the Holy Spirit"In this insightful session, Archbishop Fulton Sheen explores the fundamental virtue required for priests acting in persona Christi: obedience. Contrasting the popularity of poverty and chastity with the seemingly overlooked obedience, Sheen delves into its critical role in the priestly life. Drawing parallels between the earthly father and the divine Father, he examines the suffering involved in obedience. Through the lens of Christ's life, Sheen unravels how obedience generates faith and becomes the conduit for the increase of the Holy Spirit. The priest, as an ambassador of Christ, is challenged to embrace true obedience, a key to a profound...2024-01-2627 minBishop Fulton Sheen RemasteredDublin Retreat 2/16 - "The Embodied Ambassadors: Emptying and Lifting"Archbishop Fulton Sheen, in the second session of the Dublin Retreat, addresses a pivotal misunderstanding arising from the Second Vatican Council regarding the priesthood. Diving into the Council's emphasis on priests as visible instruments of Christ, Sheen dismantles misconceptions and sheds light on the threefold office of Christ—teaching, governing, and sanctifying. Emphasizing the need for priests to empty themselves of ego and be lifted up as victims, Sheen underscores the centrality of the cross in priestly life. As ambassadors of Christ, priests find identity in Him, navigating a delicate balance between humility and elevation.2024-01-2626 minBishop Fulton Sheen RemasteredDublin Retreat 1/16 - Opening session of the retreat for the priests of Archdiocese of Dublin by Bishop Fulton Sheen (1977)In this opening session of the retreat for the priests of Archdiocese of Dublin led by Archbishop Fulton Sheen in 1977, he reflects on the commonality of sin among all, emphasizing our shared need for redemption. Drawing inspiration from the story of Joshua in the Old Testament, he likens priests to brands plucked from the burning, showcasing God's mercy and calling. As he delves into the lives of biblical figures like Noah, Abraham, and Moses, Archbishop Sheen underscores that God chooses individuals not for their perfection but for their potential transformation. The session concludes with a call to priests to...2024-01-2617 minBishop Fulton Sheen RemasteredCatechism 10/50 - The Humanity of Christ: Transference of SufferingIn this address, Bishop Fulton Sheen explores the humanity of Christ, emphasizing the often-overlooked aspect alongside His divinity. He delves into the contradiction presented in Isaiah and Hebrews regarding Christ being reckoned with sinners yet separated from them. Bishop Sheen explains how Christ's unlimited human nature, devoid of a human personality, encompasses the entire human experience. He explores the repercussions of Adam's sin and argues that through the incarnation, Christ incorporated the humanity of every individual. The address also touches on the concept of transference, with physical, psychic, and moral dimensions, illustrating how Christ bore the suffering, illnesses, and...2024-01-2527 minBishop Fulton Sheen RemasteredCatechism 09/50 - The Hypostatic UnionBishop Fulton Sheen delves into the profound mystery of the Incarnation, explaining how God, in the person of Jesus Christ, united both divine and human natures. This intricate union, termed the Hypostatic Union, aims at redeeming humanity from sin. Sheen emphasizes the necessity for God to become man, as human actions, even when aiming to atone, fall short of addressing the infinite debt of sin. By taking on human nature, God, through Christ, becomes our representative, paying the infinite debt we owe to God. This enlightening discourse explores the theological intricacies of the Incarnation, unveiling the divine plan for...2024-01-2526 minBishop Fulton Sheen RemasteredCatechism 08/50 - The GospelsBishop Sheen discusses the four Gospels of the New Testament, explaining their different audiences and purposes. He begins with Matthew, who wrote primarily for a Jewish audience to demonstrate that Jesus was the promised Messiah. Matthew frequently quotes from the Old Testament to support this argument.
Next, Bishop Sheen discusses Mark, who wrote for a Roman audience. Mark emphasizes the authority and power of Jesus as he establishes dominion over evil and nature. He likely had the apostle Peter as an eyewitness source for his account.
Luke, on the other hand, wrote for a Greek...2024-01-2528 minBishop Fulton Sheen RemasteredCatechism 07/50 - The Resurrection of Jesus ChristBishop Sheen argues that the resurrection of Jesus Christ is the most important of all miracles and provides strong evidence for his divinity. He points out that the resurrection was not expected by the apostles and that they were convinced of its reality despite their initial skepticism. Bishop Sheen also addresses two popular theories that attempt to explain away the resurrection, the lie theory and the psychological theory, and demonstrates why both are inadequate. He concludes by emphasizing the significance of the resurrection as a call to die to what is holding us back and to embrace the risen...2024-01-2525 minBishop Fulton Sheen RemasteredCatechism 06/50 - "Prophecy: Unveiling the Coming Messiah"In this address, Bishop Sheen argues that the pre-announcement of Jesus Christ's coming through prophecy is a strong evidence for the truth of Christianity. He points out that no other founder of a world religion was ever pre-announced in such detail, and that the prophecies concerning Jesus' birth, life, and death were remarkably accurate. Bishop Sheen also highlights the unique personal relationship that Christians have with Christ, which sets Christianity apart from other religions.
2024-01-2525 minBishop Fulton Sheen RemasteredYouth & the Sacredness of SexBishop Fulton Sheen addresses the complex topic of youth and sexuality with his characteristic blend of humor and wisdom. He emphasizes the sacredness of sex, explaining it as a powerful gift that encompasses both physical and spiritual dimensions. Sheen highlights the differences in how men and women perceive love and warns young people about mistaking physical attraction for true affection. He underscores the importance of respecting the mystery and sanctity of sexual relationships, particularly within the bounds of marriage. Sheen's message to the youth is clear: understand and cherish the profound nature of sexuality as a part of human...2024-01-2329 minBishop Fulton Sheen RemasteredSin can only be forgiven through the shedding of bloodFulton Sheen's speech discusses how modern society has universally denied the concept of human guilt, contrasting this with the Christian acknowledgment of sin. He references Dostoyevsky's prophecy about a future where sin and guilt are replaced by material needs, such as hunger. Sheen critiques the shift from viewing individuals as penitents to seeing them as patients, needing therapy rather than forgiveness. He uses Shakespeare's "Macbeth" to illustrate the psychological impact of guilt and discusses the rationalization of sin, using the biblical story of David and Bathsheba as an example. The speech emphasizes the Christian doctrine that sin can only...2024-01-2244 minBishop Fulton Sheen RemasteredThe Denial of Sin in Modern Society and the Need for Redemption"Ours is about the only age in the history of the world that has denied human guilt."
Fulton Sheen's speech addresses the prevalent denial of sin in contemporary culture, highlighting the shift from acknowledging personal guilt to perceiving oneself as faultless. He criticizes the tendency to view sinners as merely sick and needing therapy rather than as individuals responsible for their actions. Using examples from Shakespeare's "Macbeth" and the Bible, Sheen illustrates how guilt manifests and is often rationalized or explained away. He emphasizes the importance of acknowledging sin and its real consequences, arguing that modern culture's...2024-01-2237 minBishop Fulton Sheen RemasteredThe Reality of Sin and the Need for RedemptionIn this address, Fulton Sheen emphasizes the widespread denial of sin's reality in contemporary society, drawing on Dostoyevsky's insights and historical examples. He critiques the modern tendency to perceive everyone as inherently faultless and discusses the reluctance to acknowledge personal sin. Sheen elaborates on the psychological and spiritual consequences of sin, exemplified through Shakespeare's "Macbeth." He addresses the common escapes from acknowledging sin: treating it as a psychological issue rather than a moral failing, and rationalizing wrongful actions. Sheen emphasizes the Christian doctrine that forgiveness of sins requires the shedding of blood, as symbolized in Biblical narratives and culminating...2024-01-2240 minBishop Fulton Sheen RemasteredThe Battle of Good and Evil: Recognizing the Devil's InfluenceFulton Sheen's speech highlights the ongoing struggle between good and evil, focusing on the modern tendency to either trivialize or deny the existence of the devil. He emphasizes that the devil's greatest power lies in being denied or ignored. Sheen explores the devil's nature from both psychiatric and biblical viewpoints, associating him with division, aggression, and confusion. He warns of the diminishing awareness and discussion of the devil among theologians and society, pointing out the consequences of ignoring this malevolent force. The speech concludes by urging listeners to recognize and confront the reality of evil in the world, emphasizing...2024-01-2243 minBishop Fulton Sheen RemasteredAction & ContemplationIn Fulton Sheen's sermon "Action and Contemplation," he discusses the necessary balance between active engagement in the world and contemplative spirituality. He illustrates this theme with various historical examples, such as Moses, Paul, Julius Caesar, Buddha, and others, who all underwent periods of withdrawal and contemplation before engaging in significant action. Sheen emphasizes the importance of this pattern in spiritual life, citing the first words of Jesus in public ministry, "Come to me," to highlight the need for drawing close to God before engaging in worldly activities. The sermon also delves into the story of the Transfiguration of Christ...2024-01-2235 minBishop Fulton Sheen RemasteredParables of the LostIn Fulton Sheen's Sermon about the "Parables of the Lost," he reflects on the significance of repetition in life and God's creation, using personal anecdotes and nature's cycles as examples. He delves into the meaning of the three parables from Luke 15 - the Lost Sheep, the Lost Coin, and the Prodigal Son - emphasizing God's immense concern for every individual soul and the joy in their redemption. Sheen also addresses the importance of acknowledging sin and the danger of its denial, highlighting the need for self-awareness and spiritual growth. The speech concludes with a call to deeper personal relationships...2024-01-2231 minBishop Fulton Sheen RemasteredDo we need Confession?Fulton Sheen's podcast discusses the changing perceptions of sin and guilt in society. He begins by noting that in contemporary times, people often deny the existence of personal guilt, viewing themselves as immaculate. Sheen contrasts this with past practices of recognizing and confessing sins, highlighting the shift towards viewing wrongdoings as social or psychological issues rather than moral failings. He gives examples from literature and history, like Dostoyevsky's predictions and the characters in Shakespeare's "Macbeth," to illustrate how guilt can manifest psychologically.
Sheen then explores the concept of rationalization as a means to escape guilt. He shares...2024-01-2238 minBishop Fulton Sheen RemasteredActivism and Profound SpiritualityFulton Sheen's speech outlines two main principles of activism from a Marxist perspective: first, the alienation of man due to private property and religion, which he argues must be abolished to restore man's dignity. Second, the insignificance of the individual compared to the group, as reflected in Marxist-influenced policies that prioritize the party over individual freedoms. He notes Marxism's gradual influence on the church, shifting focus from personal sins to societal engagement.2024-01-2227 minBishop Fulton Sheen RemasteredThe Meaning of the MassExplore the profound insights of Fulton Sheen's sermon on the essence of the Catholic Mass. Understand how personal participation transforms this sacred ritual into a contemporary experience of Christ's sacrifice at Calvary. Learn why bringing your own 'crosses' to Mass enriches your spiritual journey. A must-listen for those seeking a deeper connection with their faith.2024-01-2129 minBishop Fulton Sheen RemasteredWhy does God not stop this War?In his 1942 address "The Divine Cost of Stopping the War," Monsignor Fulton J. Sheen discusses the concept of divine cost in relation to human freedom and war. He explains that God created a world where humans have freedom, including the freedom to choose between good and evil. This freedom is essential for love and moral responsibility, but it also allows for the possibility of war and suffering. Sheen argues that if God intervened to stop the war, it would undermine human freedom and responsibility. The root cause of war, according to Sheen, is the abuse of this freedom...2024-01-2123 minBishop Fulton Sheen Remastered"On Judas & Priests leaving their vocation" by Bishop Fulton SheenIn this powerful address, Bishop Fulton Sheen delves into the biblical narrative of Judas Iscariot to shed light on the reasons behind the departure of some priests from their sacred calling. Sheen explores the complex interplay of avarice, loss of faith, and the pivotal role of the Eucharist in maintaining spiritual integrity. This episode is not just a historical exploration but a relevant and poignant reflection on contemporary challenges facing the clergy. Listen as Bishop Sheen masterfully connects ancient scripture to modern struggles, offering deep insights for both the faithful and the clergy.
Full...2024-01-2139 minBishop Fulton Sheen RemasteredSermon "On the Intelligentsia"In his address, Bishop Fulton Sheen specifically critiques the intelligentsia, referring to those who are educated but perhaps overly so, to the point where their learning leads to arrogance rather than wisdom.
He argues that this group often assesses religion and spirituality through a skewed lens of intellectual superiority, failing to grasp the deeper, more fundamental truths of faith. Sheen points out that the intelligentsia tend to judge religious matters based on their own standards and knowledge, rather than seeking to understand or appreciate the intrinsic values and teachings of faith traditions. This intellectual pride, according to...2024-01-2146 minBishop Fulton Sheen RemasteredCatechism 05/50 - Good and EvilBishop Fulton Sheen delves into the profound concept of moral freedom in this enlightening address, highlighting the incredible power vested in human beings to shape their own destiny. He explores the essence of good and evil, using everyday analogies to explain how our choices align with our ultimate purpose. Sheen emphasizes the importance of aligning our actions with the purpose for which we were created, leading to true happiness and fulfillment. This episode invites listeners to reflect on their life choices, the role of conscience, and the pursuit of truth and goodness in a world filled with moral challenges.2024-01-2021 minBishop Fulton Sheen RemasteredCatechism 04/50 - Human FreedomIn this thought-provoking address, Bishop Fulton Sheen explores the intricate relationship between human freedom, morality, and the existence of God. He articulates the profound idea that atheism and skepticism are not inherent beliefs but are shaped by our actions and life choices. Sheen eloquently explains how our understanding of good and evil, right and wrong, is deeply intertwined with the purpose for which we are created. This episode offers a compelling perspective on the moral universe God envisioned, emphasizing the significance of free will in shaping character and virtue. Join Bishop Sheen as he delves into the philosophical depths...2024-01-2025 minBishop Fulton Sheen RemasteredCatechism 03/50 - God in Search of ManThe audio lesson "Catechism 03/50 - God in Search of Man" by Bishop Fulton Sheen is the third in a series of 50 catechism talks. These talks, delivered by Bishop Sheen, cover various aspects of Catholic teaching and faith, offering insightful explorations into key theological concepts. This particular lesson focuses on the theme of God's pursuit of humanity, a central topic in Christian theology.2024-01-2024 minBishop Fulton Sheen Remastered"The Signs of our Times" by Bishop Fulton J. SheenArchbishop Fulton Sheen delivers a prophetic sermon on the Antichrist, the signs of our times, the apocalypse, a coming chastisement, and gives three practical suggestions for Christians of this age2024-01-2018 minBishop Fulton Sheen RemasteredComparing the Religions by Bishop Fulton J. SheenWhat makes the Catholic faith unique? Why do we think that this is the true faith and not any other?2024-01-2022 min
Bishop Fulton Sheen Remastered"The End of Christendom" - Bishop Fulton Sheen“First of all, we are at the end of Christendom,” Archbishop Fulton Sheen solemnly said during a television show in 1974. “Now not Christianity, not the Church. Remember what I am saying.”
Then he defined what he meant. “Christendom is economic, political, social life as inspired by Christian principles. That is ending — we’ve seen it die. Look at the symptoms: the breakup of the family, divorce, abortion, immorality, general dishonesty.”
That was 1974. Today we know it’s even worse with the definition of marriage and gender drawn into the picture. And the crisis within the Church.
He...2024-01-2033 minBishop Fulton Sheen RemasteredCatechism 01/50 - "The Philosophy of Life"Bishop Fulton J. Sheen discusses the philosophy of life and the difference between normal and abnormal people. He starts by mentioning the absurdity some people feel in life, characterized by a lack of meaning or purpose. Abnormal individuals often seek escape mechanisms such as love of speed, excessive focus on sex, or intense involvement in business to compensate for the absence of goals.2024-01-2023 min
Life Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast050: The World, The Soul and Things"The World, The Soul and Things" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2022-01-2600 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast049: Prayer Is A Dialogue"Prayer Is A Dialogue" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2022-01-1900 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast048: Womanhood in Religion"Womanhood in Religion" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2022-01-1200 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast047: The Hell There Is"The Hell There Is" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2022-01-0500 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast046: Heaven Is Not So Far Away"Heaven Is Not So Far Away" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-12-2900 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast045: Purgatory"Purgatory" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-12-2200 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast044: Death and Judgment"Death and Judgment" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-12-1500 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast043: The Law of Love"The Law of Love" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-12-0800 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast042: Commandments IV-X"Commandments IV-X" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-12-0100 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast041: Commandments I-III"Commandments I-III" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-11-2400 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast040: Marriage Problems"Marriage Problems" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-11-1700 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast039: The Four Tensions of Love"The Four Tensions of Love" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-11-1000 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast038: Birth Prevention"Birth Prevention" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-11-0300 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast037: Sex is a Mystery"Sex is a Mystery" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-10-2700 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast036: The Sacrament of Marriage"The Sacrament of Marriage" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-10-2000 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast035: Holy Orders"Holy Orders" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-10-1300 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast034: Sacrament of the Sick"Sacrament of the Sick" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-10-0600 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast033: Penance"Penance" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-09-2900 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast032: Sin and Penance"Sin and Penance" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-09-2200 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast031: Sin"Sin" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-09-1500 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast030: The Mass"The Mass" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-09-0800 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast029: The Eucharistic Sacrifice"The Eucharistic Sacrifice" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-09-0100 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast028: Holy Eucharist"Holy Eucharist" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-08-2500 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast027: Confirmation"Confirmation" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-08-1800 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast026: Baptism"Baptism" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-08-1100 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast025: Grace and the Sacraments"Grace and the Sacraments" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-08-0400 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast024: Sanctifying Grace"Sanctifying Grace" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-07-2800 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast023: Effects of Original Sin"Effects of Original Sin" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-07-2100 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast022: Original Sin and Mankind"Original Sin and Mankind" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-07-1400 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast021: Original Sin and Angels"Original Sin and Angels" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-07-0700 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast020: Communism and the Church"Communism and the Church" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-06-3000 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast019: Authority and Infallibility"Authority and Infallibility" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-06-2300 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast018: Peter - Vicar of Christ"Peter-Vicar of Christ" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-06-1600 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast017: The Church - Body of Christ"The Church - Body of Christ " by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-06-0900 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast016: Holy Spirit"Holy Spirit" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-06-0200 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast015: Ascension"Ascension" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-05-2600 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast014: Sufferings, Death, Resurrection"Sufferings, Death, Resurrection" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-05-1900 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast013: Christ in the Creed - Birth"Christ in the Creed - Birth" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-05-1200 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast012: The Mother of Jesus"The Mother of Jesus" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-05-0500 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast011: The Blessed Trinity"The Blessed Trinity" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-04-2800 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast009: Divinity of Christ"Divinity of Christ" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-04-2100 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast008: New Testament Revelation"New Testament Revelation" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-04-1400 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast010: Humanity of Christ"Humanity of Christ" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-04-0700 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast007: Miracles"Miracles" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-03-3100 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast006: Revealed Truth"Revealed Truth" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-03-2400 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast005: Line Up The Claimants"Line Up The Claimants" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-03-1700 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast004: The Divine Invasion"The Divine Invasion" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-03-1000 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast003: Good & Evil"Good & Evil" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-03-0300 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast002: Conscience"Conscience" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-02-2400 minLife Is Worth Living: A Fulton J. Sheen Catholic Podcast001: Philosophy of Life"Philosophy of Life" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen2021-02-1700 min