Been receiving your Substack for several years and had no idea of your height and imposing presence bringing Jesus Christ to life. You're certainly in the correct vocation at the correct time as a highly imposing personality with traditional faith. Wonderful report about this very special event for Blessed Archbishop Fulton Sheen.
Thank you for your most excellent reporting on this very special occasion. The pictures were wonderful and I felt like I shared in this journey with you. I, too hope that our Church returns to tradition and we will be as one again. I loved Bishop Sheen and felt he often received little recognition by the modern Church.
I was in 7th grade when one of our parish priests came around to explain to us about the new Mass. He asked for questions and I raised my hand. I hadnโt heard him say anything about High Masses, just the low ones so I asked if there would still be High Masses. He said yes, but not as often. It was only last year that I attended a High Mass again since that time. And it was magnificent.
i remember Archbishop Fulton J Sheen on Tv. in 1953 . I Was 10 years old. Whenever he was on TV our family watched him. Although my Bible teaches in Paul's Epistles that we who are believers in the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ are all saints and he calls us such in all his epistles: I still highly respect and admire these men and women who did great things on earth, such as you Fr Calvin: In other wards you are a living believing saint now.
He follows only three American-born saints. Kateri Tekakwitha ("Lily of the Mohawks"), born 1656 in now Ossernenon N.Y. , was canonized Oct. 21, 2012 by pope Bnedict XVI . She had been beatified in 1980 .. a year after Fulton's death .. by pope saint John Paul . I know it well because 1980 was the year of my own conversion experience on a mountain in Banff, Canada. Her name means "the little one who bumps into things" , for her sight was impaired after surviving the smallpox which killed her parents.
Been receiving your Substack for several years and had no idea of your height and imposing presence bringing Jesus Christ to life. You're certainly in the correct vocation at the correct time as a highly imposing personality with traditional faith. Wonderful report about this very special event for Blessed Archbishop Fulton Sheen.
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Charlie Kirk would have loved this.
Thank you for your most excellent reporting on this very special occasion. The pictures were wonderful and I felt like I shared in this journey with you. I, too hope that our Church returns to tradition and we will be as one again. I loved Bishop Sheen and felt he often received little recognition by the modern Church.
I was in 7th grade when one of our parish priests came around to explain to us about the new Mass. He asked for questions and I raised my hand. I hadnโt heard him say anything about High Masses, just the low ones so I asked if there would still be High Masses. He said yes, but not as often. It was only last year that I attended a High Mass again since that time. And it was magnificent.
It is criminal what they stole from people.
Wow, what an amazing write up, and great pics! Father Fulton spoke powerfully, truthfully!
Thank you, God bless you.
Fulton Sheen, pray for us. ๐
i remember Archbishop Fulton J Sheen on Tv. in 1953 . I Was 10 years old. Whenever he was on TV our family watched him. Although my Bible teaches in Paul's Epistles that we who are believers in the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ are all saints and he calls us such in all his epistles: I still highly respect and admire these men and women who did great things on earth, such as you Fr Calvin: In other wards you are a living believing saint now.
He follows only three American-born saints. Kateri Tekakwitha ("Lily of the Mohawks"), born 1656 in now Ossernenon N.Y. , was canonized Oct. 21, 2012 by pope Bnedict XVI . She had been beatified in 1980 .. a year after Fulton's death .. by pope saint John Paul . I know it well because 1980 was the year of my own conversion experience on a mountain in Banff, Canada. Her name means "the little one who bumps into things" , for her sight was impaired after surviving the smallpox which killed her parents.