
An Update on the Status of Archbishop Fulton Sheen’s Beatification Cause
A recent interview on EWTN TV sheds light on where the cause remains today.
A recent interview on EWTN TV sheds light on where the cause remains today.
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Msgr. Franco, at Bishop Sheen’s request, asked permission to have a chapel set up in one of the hotel’s spare rooms for the bishops to pray in.
We would do well to allow Archbishop Sheen’s rich teaching on the Holy Eucharist to penetrate our minds and hearts.
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“You have written and spoken well of the Lord Jesus Christ, Pope St. John Paul II told him in 1979. “You are a loyal son of the Church.”
Venerable Sheen, an American evangelist and television personality who died in 1979, was set to be beatified in Peoria, where he had served as a priest, in December 2019.
Born in El Paso, Illinois on May 8, 1895, Peter John Sheen was ordained a priest of the Peoria diocese on Sept. 20, 1919. He was called “Fulton” in honor of his mother’s maiden name.
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