Bishop Fulton Sheen Remastered

Oct 11 2024 50 ep. 30 mins 24
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The "Bishop Fulton Sheen Remastered" series features a selection of sermons and speeches, dating from 1940 to 1974, which have been enhanced through AI and modern audio restoration techniques. This approach improves the quality and clarity of the original recordings, making Bishop Fulton Sheen's messages more accessible to today's listeners.

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The Denial of Sin

Oct 11 2024 38 mins  
In this sermon, Bishop Fulton Sheen reflects on how modern society has rejected the concept of sin, replacing it with rationalizations and excuses. He draws on historical and literary examples, such as Dostoevsky’s prediction that people would deny sin and guilt, and Shakespeare’s Macbeth, which portrays the psychological consequences of guilt. Sheen contrasts these with today�

The Culture of Death: On abortion

Oct 11 2024 43 mins  
In this powerful and thought-provoking lecture, Bishop Fulton Sheen explores the philosophical foundations of life and the destructive ideologies that have led to the normalization of abortion. Using humor, personal stories, and historical examples, Sheen addresses deep moral and spiritual questions about modern society’s understanding of freedom and love. Sheen begins with anec

Balancing Faith and Action: Fulton Sheen on Spirituality and Social Justice

Oct 11 2024 35 mins  
In this speech, Fulton Sheen explores the dangers of two extremes in the Church: the activist who prioritizes social justice but neglects spirituality, and the pacifist who focuses solely on personal piety and liturgy, neglecting action and care for others. Sheen traces the roots of activism to Marxism, highlighting Marx’s belief that private property and religion alienate man fr

Bishop Fultons Sheen's 58th Good Friday address

Mar 29 2024 27 mins  
This 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 lo

"The Stages of Love: A Journey from Playful Togetherness to Divine Courtship" by Bishop Fulton Sheen

Feb 13 2024 20 mins  
In 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

"The Cross in the battle versus Satan" by Bishop Fulton Sheen

Feb 10 2024 31 mins  
In 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'

"The Great Mortal Combat of Good and Evil" by Bishop Fulton Sheen

Feb 09 2024 39 mins  
In 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 &

Cultural Crisis: The Glorification of Sexual Perversities & The Return to the Sacredness of Human Relationships

Jan 26 2024 22 mins  
Bishop 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 su

Dublin Retreat 16/16 - The Sacred Heart: A Priest's Refuge and Strength

Jan 26 2024 29 mins  
In 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 Chr

Dublin Retreat 15/16 - Integrating Spirituality and Social Action: A Priest's Dual Role

Jan 26 2024 28 mins  
In 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 il