I totally agree! He was a blessing!

His TV show in the 50s and 60s was watched by millions, Ps and Cs alike. ❤

@@rhwinner We watched it every week. We need Bishop Sheen more than ever.

@@TheJoyoftheFaith Without a doubt.....thanks...Happy Easter!

@@rhwinner Have a great blessed Easter!

129jaystreet….being 80-young now I am like you in many ways. Lost a lot of family and friends who have gone on and most recently lost my beloved little Westie Brodie MacDuff a marvelous dog for 12 and ahalf years. But I don’t know what I would have done if I didn’t have Christ in my life. I go to Mass every day and my faith has saved me that I know God will let me see Brodie again over the 🌈 Rainbow Bridge. We will greet each other and walk with Jesus. While I’m still here May God send me another companion I prefer the 4 legged kind. I love Bishop Sheen used to watch him on TV many years ago. We miss his spirit and love for Christ. Pray the 📿 rosary faithfully. Happy Easter!

Thanks be to God❤

@129jaystreet - What a BEAUTIFUL TESTIMONY!!!!

Hail Mary, Full of Grace!!!

I am praying for you Ladies. My Mom is feeling the same way She even lost her Westie “McDuff”. Please pray for my mom Alice, and for those around you and who come across your path, maybe even like me and Mom, and the priest in the confessional. I think we should ask God, our Father, “what can I do for You?” As well. I took from bishop sheen that Christ knows exactly how we feel because he allowed himself to to suffer in the same way. Especially on this day of Good Friday 2000 years ago. Godbless you both and keep you. Kevin

Amen! Such a great quote!

@@TheJoyoftheFaith and makes perfect sense when surrounded by lukewarm people who only care about Easter because they get a free banquet for lunch and chocolate eggs

@@mgvilaca there is a big disconnect. It is so much more than that

@@TheJoyoftheFaith indeed. Last year was my first as a faithful Catholic. Having been raised in a nominally Catholic family, I knew very little about Our Lord. I remember the clock hitting midnight and Easter Sunday starting and there were tears of joy and emotion in my face. I wish my family would feel the same one day.

M ​@@mgvilaca

If only we didn’t have a woke pope.

In God's eyes Bishop Sheen is a Saint.

❤​@@millielehigh9936

Yes, but evil Cardinals have prevented it. However, believers do not require him to be canonized…..we know he’s a saint!

Amen to that.

Amen 🙏 🙏

Yes , we must pray to him, he said he would help us here on earth when he died….. saw it on an interview……❤

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You don’t need to ask ANYONE to pray for you. You yourself can and should pray to Jesus. Saints or angels or the Virgin Mary do NOT stand between you and Christ. Jesus abolished once and for all any obstacle between us. That is Easter.

@@Nothingatall60Thankfully, I can ask people far holier than myself to pray on my behalf. That’s not what Easter is about, at all.

God is God.. welcome i trust he does not mind .. ❤ yes love sheen. I read many books from protestant pastors in russian gulags etc.. ❤

I hope this is your first step to Catholicism. Nothing, absolutely nothing, will bring you happiness, as surely as this great offering to Jesus. May God Bless you on your journey to Jesus.

I can't get over the sheer relief of the sacraments. I wish I could explain to all Protestants just how wonderful confession and the eucharist are.

@@blindknitter Keith nestor's Channel a former Protestant Minister does it very well he does it so good there's nothing better than a converted Protestant to explain it. He actually is a reason why I returned and started going again a few years ago as I quit for 15 years

@@bwnco Thanks for the info! I'll share the links. God bless.

Gosh, that's the most beautiful thing ever ~♡

So sweet❤!

We were just talking about pagan babies 😄

So sincere and genuine

@@susangallen4548 Get outta town! Really. We’re all so scattered now that when I’ve occasionally asked if some Catholic knew about Pagan Babies..they always say Pagan what! So, your note is really cool

Thank you for sharing this. I agree and it is such wisdom

Christ takes on our suffering - which is to be accepted because of His Crucifixion. I am depressed and my operated on foot is painful. Yet I'm still here. How did Christ repair the rift between God and humanity after Adam transgressed? He cruci-fixed it.

i agree so much and have been called a masochist because i expressed gratitude for suffering because it brings me in a position where i grow very close to God.

As a nurse I intercede for my patients and ask Jesus to use their suffering in union with His for their own soul and the souls of others. We are one Body in Christ. Intercession prayers are powerful!

💯

There is a video where Bishop Foulten Sheen tells that Story... Try to find It on the Internet..❤

Oh so very true....we need a Fulton Sheen today in our church.

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He speaks against the therapeutic, or social justice Catholics. There will be no end to social injustice until that day.

Amen. 🙏

Amen! He was such a blessing!!

Yes please dear beloved father, amen

@JoyoftheFaith He certainly was and continues to be.😊

❤

I lost my brother in car wreck, then sister (suicide), then dad the same wk as my sister, then my son (suicide). So, I’ve learned a bit about heaven. For many years I’ve chanted an old, special word for God, HU. I found it in a book by Paul Twitchell, called “the spiritual notebook”. The HU changed my life. My dreams changed to a spiritual journey. I ask God to help in my recall of past lives, and to time travel, and to meet with/ loved ones in heaven, and for many years now I have. Death of the physical is so hard for those left behind, but for the person who’s moved on it is usually a true joy. HU will enhance your religion. It can bring freedom U never knew existed in the spiritual realms, while you’re still here. The powerful HU is on many KZfaq channels, and the one with the quotes is really good.. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Don't wait too long!!!

@@archangelliii2536 Sorry brother, I was born and bred Greek Orthodox. I married a Catholic women and never converted. My old dad used to say you never turn your back on family or your faith. I'll never convert but I'm not entirely convinced that you have to be any one faith to get into Heaven.

Orthodox is very much like Catholicism .

@@michaelgeorges5203 Sorry? Are you kidding me? Be sorry for YOU. For Starters your faith is false and is taking you to Hell, not Heaven! Then as our Lord clarly said, if you love your family more than HIM, then you're not worthy of Him and stop deluding yourself, there's only ONE faith and Church Jesus established and it ain't the Greek Orthodox! It is the one your spiritual ancestors broke away from in the year 1050, the Holy Catholic and Apostolic ROMAN Church.I hope you change your mind before your time is up...what are you waiting for??!!!

Come on in.❤

Perfectly stated! Thank you for sharing Juanita

Yes. Quite right.​@@TheJoyoftheFaith

Indeed! Kyrie eleison

"Jesus Remember me when you come into your Kingdom." Those were my last words to both my grandma and my dad 15 years later as they both laid on their death beds and I kissed their foreheads and touched them for the last time. REMEMBER ME! 😢

He was! Such a witness!

Still is ;).

Thank you! I hope you have a blessed one too!

I Remember Bishop Sheen saying, "Satan on the outside of Church looking in, but Satan will be on inside of Church looking out" God help us. Our Lord promised, though, SATAN WILL NOT PREVAIL AGAINST HIS CHURCH🙏🙏🙏🙏 Those of us left must remain faithful & pray for His Church & from conversion of all.

For* conversion

Wait why did he scare you as a child?

Lol me to!!❤

​@@thereserivera7691 join church militant ❤ fighting for are faith

I remember watching him with my mom dad and siblings every week I was so intrigued and to this day I enjoy hearing his wisdom we need prayers for this world pray to Bishop Sheen

Amen! May Jesus be praised!

This Is my Favorit Prayer coming from our Hearts.. and with All our Hearts ❤

I CONCUR ❤

Wonderful. I share mine with Pius VIII and four archbishops were in my mother's family.

May 8th?

He really is a saint!

When I think of Longinus, his failing eyesight restored when he pierced Christ's side with his spear, I'm reminded of a quote: "Forgiveness is the scent left behind by the violet on the heel that crushed it." A painfully beautiful thing.

Yeah. I don’t get that.

​@@Wolffurwhere is that in the Bible?

@@deemcdaniel9150 Although the name Longinus is ascribed to Apocryphal texts, the account of the centurion who pierced Christ's side is found in the Gospel of John (19:33-34) and the Gospel of Matthew (27:45, 50-51, 54).

Indeed! It is compelling!

Amen ❤

Amen! He is King!

Yes, the world needs it

We need his prayers. I don't think he needs ours. He will be canonized in due time on earth but I believe he has already been canonized where it counts...in Heaven!

We sure do!

Of course! Glad that you enjoyed it!

@@TheJoyoftheFaith I have listened multiple times( and I mean multiple) to every talk Bishop Sheen gave that had heretofore been available on You Tube. I was surprised and really happy to see this new batch of talks! Means a lot !

Amen! Confession is the best

@@TheJoyoftheFaithYES ❤

We can certainly pray to Bishop Sheen.

THIS Video Made my EASTER THE BEST ! What A Gift from JESUS CHRIST !!! THANK YOU ❤

Nah, too slow. We claim him. He's our Saint now. Modernize.

Amen. He was great!

Thank u for all your shared WISDOM!!!

You are very welcome

Had trouble sleeping ten years ago due to a broken leg being surgically repaired - still painful - and I looked on the crucifix.

Good story.

Yes we were always told offer it up.

@@susangallen4548 Exactly. That was about 6 weeks of allowance in those 2 bucks! But I was tickled to send it.

I'm sorry that you are so far away from the Eucharist!! That's where Jesus truly presents. I know one will visit one's mother if one truly loves one's mother. Hope you will visit the Lord too

@@2girlsfur192 Don’t be sorry for that person …he or she is doing the work to get to know Jesus…as a Catholic, we don’t get much Bible study … and all Catholics know that.

 IN LAYMAN'S TERMS - BOB SULLIVAN There is no salvation outside the Church - Part 1 11 December 2020 By Bob Sullivan For centuries, the Church has taught that there is no salvation outside the Church. To non-Catholic Christians, this is a tough teaching to hear and many lash out at the Church because of it. To such a Christian, they find it hard to believe that they could end up in Hell, because they know that they love Jesus Christ and try to follow Christ’s teachings to the best of their ability. I get it. I also found it hard to accept. I know many non-Catholic Christians who are excellent examples of discipleship. Their prayer life is admirable. They faithfully practice many corporal and spiritual works of mercy. They worship God on Sunday with obvious devotion, and their conversations are so peppered with Scripture, that it is undeniable that they spend time with the Bible each day. I have always found it hard to accept that such a person has no chance of salvation because they are not a member of the Catholic Church. Yet as a Catholic, I am bound to accept the teaching. Therefore, I studied it. And I have found that some may truly be doomed because of their own decisions, but they also have every opportunity to receive eternal salvation, and if they do, they will receive it through the Church. I’ll use a five-point list to illuminate this, even though there are probably many more points which could be on the list. 1. The Church is the Body of Christ. In John 14:6, Christ said, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.” This shows us what the Church means when it teaches that there is no salvation outside the Church. The Church is the Body of Christ, and there is no way to the Father, except through Christ. 2. Jesus did not desire various styles or traditions, much less numerous religions or Churches. Read John 17 and note Christ’s references to unity and “one.” 3. In John 10:11-18, Jesus told the Apostles, and us, that He is the Good Shepherd: “I lay down my life for my sheep... I have other sheep that do not belong to this fold. I must bring them also, and they will listen to my voice. So there will be one flock, one shepherd.” 4. It makes no sense that Jesus endured the agony, abandonment, humiliation, and anguish of the Passion, so people who reject Him will be saved. To do so would be to disagree with God’s purpose for sending Jesus to us: “... so that everyone who believes in him may not perish but may have eternal life.” (John 3:16) Yes, many non-Catholics believe in Jesus and the one God, but recall the teaching referenced in #1 above - The Church is the Body of Christ - then recall James 2:19 “You believe that God is one; you do well. Even the demons believe-and shudder.” There is more to this than belief. 5. What truth and goodness do the non-Catholic Christian religions profess, which were not first professed and taught by the Catholic Church? (see Fr. Michael Schmitz video, “Aren’t All Churches The Same?” Ascension Press Media 2016) So do all these points mean that a person must be a baptized, practicing Catholic in order to be saved? In his encyclical on the Mystical Body of Christ, the Venerable Pope Pius XII provides something helpful toward an answer to this question: “... those are to be included as members of the Church who have been baptized and profess the true faith, and who have not been so unfortunate as to separate themselves from the unity of the Body, or been excluded by legitimate authority for grave faults committed.” So, yes. However, we can still have hope for people: a) Who are not Christian. b) Who were baptized Catholic, but have since separated themselves, or have been separated from the Church due to grave sin. And, c) For non-Catholic Christians who have rejected the Church by misinterpreting Matthew 16:18-19 and other scripture passages, Church documents, and historical events. Even those who have attacked the Church as the Whore of Babylon, and other misguided allegations. Pope Pius XII explains some of God’s “Plan A” for our salvation (your salvation). “Plan A” includes the greatest gift we can have after Jesus and the Eucharist: The Church. It is in the Church where the faithful have every tool, weapon, resource, and grace, we need in order to receive the gift of eternal salvation. I need every bit of assistance the Church offers. Some may receive eternal salvation without some of these things, but no one will receive eternal salvation without any of these things. Here the old adage applies: Better safe than sorry. In other words, on the matter of your eternity, it would be foolish to turn down divine assistance from God Himself and rely instead on your human will and intellect. Now for the hope we can have for those outside the Church: “Plan B.” St. Thomas Aquinas and other theologians have taught that invincible ignorance is a state in which people such as Catholics who have separated themselves from the Church, Protestants, the mentally compromised, non-Christians, and very young children, have never heard Christ’s teachings not because they refuse to believe, but rather because they have not yet (by no fault of their own) had an opportunity to hear and experience it. That certainly provides us with some hope for loved ones, friends, co-workers, and acquaintances who do not appear to be faithful Catholics. Maybe they, through no fault of their own, have never heard the truth. In Part 2 of this column, we’ll pick up there. Bob Sullivan  www.bsullivan.org Recent News  Holy Thursday homily 2024 Read More  A must-read: new ballot measure protecting babies Read More  Helping Save by Being Saved Read More  St. Peter Church in Lincoln rededicated Read More  Q&A: Dr. George Delgado on Abortion Pill Reversal Read More Listen to Catholic Podcasts From the Lincoln Diocese Recent Columns A must-read: new ballot measure protecting babies (Legislative Update - Tom Venzor) Review: “The Easter Egg Farm” (Children's Literature Bookshelf) As the days wind down (Legislative Update - Tom Venzor) Review: “Have You Ever Seen a Flower?” (Children's Literature Bookshelf)  Subscribe via Email or  RSS Feed Home Columns In Layman's Terms - Bob Sullivan There is no salvation outside the Church - Part 1 Register HomeOp-EdContact UsNewsMediaSubscribe  3700 Sheridan Blvd Suite 10 Lincoln NE 68506-6100 402-488-0090 Contact Us Ver noticias y columnas en español Clergy Resources | Bookkeepers © 2024 Diocese of Lincoln All Rights Reserved Site by Solutio

​@@LindaManes  IN LAYMAN'S TERMS - BOB SULLIVAN There is no salvation outside the Church - Part 1 11 December 2020 By Bob Sullivan For centuries, the Church has taught that there is no salvation outside the Church. To non-Catholic Christians, this is a tough teaching to hear and many lash out at the Church because of it. To such a Christian, they find it hard to believe that they could end up in Hell, because they know that they love Jesus Christ and try to follow Christ’s teachings to the best of their ability. I get it. I also found it hard to accept. I know many non-Catholic Christians who are excellent examples of discipleship. Their prayer life is admirable. They faithfully practice many corporal and spiritual works of mercy. They worship God on Sunday with obvious devotion, and their conversations are so peppered with Scripture, that it is undeniable that they spend time with the Bible each day. I have always found it hard to accept that such a person has no chance of salvation because they are not a member of the Catholic Church. Yet as a Catholic, I am bound to accept the teaching. Therefore, I studied it. And I have found that some may truly be doomed because of their own decisions, but they also have every opportunity to receive eternal salvation, and if they do, they will receive it through the Church. I’ll use a five-point list to illuminate this, even though there are probably many more points which could be on the list. 1. The Church is the Body of Christ. In John 14:6, Christ said, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.” This shows us what the Church means when it teaches that there is no salvation outside the Church. The Church is the Body of Christ, and there is no way to the Father, except through Christ. 2. Jesus did not desire various styles or traditions, much less numerous religions or Churches. Read John 17 and note Christ’s references to unity and “one.” 3. In John 10:11-18, Jesus told the Apostles, and us, that He is the Good Shepherd: “I lay down my life for my sheep... I have other sheep that do not belong to this fold. I must bring them also, and they will listen to my voice. So there will be one flock, one shepherd.” 4. It makes no sense that Jesus endured the agony, abandonment, humiliation, and anguish of the Passion, so people who reject Him will be saved. To do so would be to disagree with God’s purpose for sending Jesus to us: “... so that everyone who believes in him may not perish but may have eternal life.” (John 3:16) Yes, many non-Catholics believe in Jesus and the one God, but recall the teaching referenced in #1 above - The Church is the Body of Christ - then recall James 2:19 “You believe that God is one; you do well. Even the demons believe-and shudder.” There is more to this than belief. 5. What truth and goodness do the non-Catholic Christian religions profess, which were not first professed and taught by the Catholic Church? (see Fr. Michael Schmitz video, “Aren’t All Churches The Same?” Ascension Press Media 2016) So do all these points mean that a person must be a baptized, practicing Catholic in order to be saved? In his encyclical on the Mystical Body of Christ, the Venerable Pope Pius XII provides something helpful toward an answer to this question: “... those are to be included as members of the Church who have been baptized and profess the true faith, and who have not been so unfortunate as to separate themselves from the unity of the Body, or been excluded by legitimate authority for grave faults committed.” So, yes. However, we can still have hope for people: a) Who are not Christian. b) Who were baptized Catholic, but have since separated themselves, or have been separated from the Church due to grave sin. And, c) For non-Catholic Christians who have rejected the Church by misinterpreting Matthew 16:18-19 and other scripture passages, Church documents, and historical events. Even those who have attacked the Church as the Whore of Babylon, and other misguided allegations. Pope Pius XII explains some of God’s “Plan A” for our salvation (your salvation). “Plan A” includes the greatest gift we can have after Jesus and the Eucharist: The Church. It is in the Church where the faithful have every tool, weapon, resource, and grace, we need in order to receive the gift of eternal salvation. I need every bit of assistance the Church offers. Some may receive eternal salvation without some of these things, but no one will receive eternal salvation without any of these things. Here the old adage applies: Better safe than sorry. In other words, on the matter of your eternity, it would be foolish to turn down divine assistance from God Himself and rely instead on your human will and intellect. Now for the hope we can have for those outside the Church: “Plan B.” St. Thomas Aquinas and other theologians have taught that invincible ignorance is a state in which people such as Catholics who have separated themselves from the Church, Protestants, the mentally compromised, non-Christians, and very young children, have never heard Christ’s teachings not because they refuse to believe, but rather because they have not yet (by no fault of their own) had an opportunity to hear and experience it. That certainly provides us with some hope for loved ones, friends, co-workers, and acquaintances who do not appear to be faithful Catholics. Maybe they, through no fault of their own, have never heard the truth. In Part 2 of this column, we’ll pick up there. Bob Sullivan  www.bsullivan.org Recent News  Holy Thursday homily 2024 Read More  A must-read: new ballot measure protecting babies Read More  Helping Save by Being Saved Read More  St. Peter Church in Lincoln rededicated Read More  Q&A: Dr. George Delgado on Abortion Pill Reversal Read More Listen to Catholic Podcasts From the Lincoln Diocese Recent Columns A must-read: new ballot measure protecting babies (Legislative Update - Tom Venzor) Review: “The Easter Egg Farm” (Children's Literature Bookshelf) As the days wind down (Legislative Update - Tom Venzor) Review: “Have You Ever Seen a Flower?” (Children's Literature Bookshelf)  Subscribe via Email or  RSS Feed Home Columns In Layman's Terms - Bob Sullivan There is no salvation outside the Church - Part 1 Register HomeOp-EdContact UsNewsMediaSubscribe  3700 Sheridan Blvd Suite 10 Lincoln NE 68506-6100 402-488-0090 Contact Us Ver noticias y columnas en español Clergy Resources | Bookkeepers © 2024 Diocese of Lincoln All Rights Reserved Site by Solutio

Amen! He was a great witness!

Al for the glory of God!

All for the glory of God!

1 Corinthians 15 kJV ✝️🩸 1 Moreover, brethren, I declare unto you the gospel which I preached unto you, which also ye have received, and wherein ye stand; 2 By which also ye are saved, if ye keep in memory what I preached unto you, unless ye have believed in vain. 3 For I delivered unto you first of all that which I also received, how that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures; 4 And that he was buried, and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures: Romans 3 kJV 🩸 23 For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God; 24 Being justified freely by his grace through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus: 25 Whom God hath set forth to be a propitiation through faith in his blood, to declare his righteousness for the remission of sins that are past, through the forbearance of God; 1 John 5 kJV 13 These things have I written unto you that believe on the name of the Son of God; that ye may know that ye have eternal life, and that ye may believe on the name of the Son of God.

That's how someone very wise talks. Well traveled, sir!

Amen!

Amen. He was great!

I totally agree! He is great!

Amen. He was great!

Hello down there! All for the glory of God!

You are very welcome!

Great idea. I need to do that more often.

Whatever man. In my world I'm a cardinal. We are all brothers and sister. Right now, he's a preacher and he's fan-tastic.

It really is!

Hi Joyce in Ohio. Please check Bishop Robert Barron,Fr. Mike Schmidt and Fr. Mark Goring. There are others... this can help you in your journey

When did Bishop Sheen die? 1960s? I also appreciate his homilies - and it's taught.

As it is written: Hosea 4:6 My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge: because thou hast rejected knowledge, I will also reject thee, that thou shalt be no priest to me: seeing thou hast forgotten the law of thy God, I will also forget thy children. As it is written: John 7:38 He that believeth on me, as the scripture hath said, out of his belly shall flow rivers of living water.

I totally agree! He is great!

Amen! He was amazing!

🙏

Same here. A great Saint!

I totally agree! He is great!

Amen! He was amazing!

Thank you! I hope you are having a blessed Holy Week!

Amen! He was amazing!

All for the glory of God!

Amen. He was great!

I totally agree! He is great!

Amen. He was great!