“In what does your life consist except two things: (1) Active duties; and (2) passive circumstances. The first is under your control; do these in God’s name. The second is outside your control; these submit to in God’s name. Consider only the present; leave the past to God’s justice, the future to His Providence. Perfection of personality does not consist in knowing God’s plan, but in submitting to it as it reveals itself in the circumstances of life. There is really one shortcut to sanctity – the one Mary chose in the Visitation, the one Our Lord chose in Gethsemane – abandonment to the Divine Will.”
Archbishop Fulton Sheen (The Seven Words of Jesus and Mary)
How A Petition Started A Movement For Archbishop Fulton Sheen’s Cause
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Never Measure Generosity By What You Have Left To Give
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The Fatal Mistake So Many Of Us Always Make
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Motherhood Becomes A Priesthood | Catholic Mother’s Day Quote
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The Purpose Of Life | Ven. Fulton Sheen
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All Love Tends To Become Like The One Loved | Venerable Fulton Sheen
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Three Signs Of The Demonic | Bishop Fulton Sheen
Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly Fr. Dave Tomaszycki talks about the three signs of the demonic and how they manifest in the culture today. He covers more of this topic in his book On the Demonic, which is a compilation of all of the writings of Fulton Sheen on Satan and demonic activity. Bishop […]
The Purpose Of Life Is Not Pleasure | Ven. Fulton Sheen
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What Is Your New Year’s Purpose?
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What Will You Do In “The Now-Moment”?
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America’s 250th, Courtesy Of Holy Catholic Influencers
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The Eucharist Is The Greatest Love Story
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What Most People Don’t Understand About The Last Rites
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What Is Your New Year’s Purpose? According To Bishop Fulton Sheen
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What Does It Mean To Be Cheerful? | Archbishop Fulton Sheen Quote
Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly “The cheerful person always sees in any present evil some prospective good; in pain he sees a Cross from which will issue a Resurrection; in trial, he finds correction and discipline and an opportunity to grow in wisdom; in sorrow, he gathers patience and resignation to the Will of […]
