Archbishop fulton john sheen biography of albert

  • Born in 1895, Fulton John Sheen sensed an early call to priesthood, and was ordained a priest of the Diocese of Peoria in 1919.
  • Born ; 20 Sep 1919, 24.3, Ordained Priest, Priest of Peoria, Illinois, USA.
  • Albert Camus once said: "I am the sum of my choices.
  • Archbishop Fulton John Sheen

    Buried Place (Current)Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Chapel, St. Mary's, Cathedral, Peoria, Diocese of Peoria, Illinois
    • a priest for 60.2 years
    • a bishop for 28.4 years
    Episcopal Lineage / Apostolic Succession:
    • Principal Consecrator of:
    • Principal Co-Consecrator of:
      • Bishop Thomas John Feeney, S.J. † (1951)
      • Paul CardinalZoungrana, M. Afr. † (1960)
      • Jérôme Louis CardinalRakotomalala † (1960)
      • Bernard CardinalYago † (1960)
      • Bishop Dominic Yoshimatsu Noguchi † (1960)
      • Bishop Joseph Kilasara, C.S.Sp. † (1960)
      • Peter Poreku CardinalDery † (1960)
      • Bishop Joseph Mikararanga Busimba † (1960)
      • Bishop James Hagan, C.S.Sp. † (1960)
      • Bishop Aloysius Louis Scheerer, O.P. † (1960)
      • Bishop Eusebius John Crawford, O.P. † (1960)
      • Bishop Anthony Denis Galvin, M.H.M. † (1960)
      • Bishop Renatus Lwamosa Butibubage † (1960)
      • Bishop Thomas William Muldoon † (1960)
      • Bishop François Xavier Rajaonarivo † (1960)
      • Archbishop Pius Kerketta, S.J. † (1961)
      • Archbishop Joseph Cheng Tien-siang (Zheng Tianxiang), O.P. † (1961)
      • Bishop Ignatius Phakoe, O.M.I. † (1961)
      • Bishop Thomas Albert

        Catholic Contemplative Life

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      • Book Review


        In every age, heroes are necessary to ennoble human beings. In the Roman Catholic Church we call these heroes “Saints.” In premodern times saints were declared as such based on the stories passed on after their death and by popular acclamation. Over the course of time a formal process, or canonization, was developed to recognize these individuals whom the church declares worthy of universal public cult.

        During his reign Pope Saint John Paul II simplified this process and is responsible for canonizing more men and women than any of his previous predecessors. Ultimately two medical miracles are necessary for an individual to be declared a saint. An outline of this process is included in the authors’ book on pages 133–137.

        The word “miracle” is not part of the lexicon of medicine: A inexplicable recovery from a life-threatening illness must be declared in order to be counted during the beatification and canonization process.

        The medically inexplicable recovery of the author's son, James, who was without a heartbeat for 61 min led to the beatification of Fulton J. Sheen. Another Medically inexplicable recovery will likely be all that is necessary for Fulton J. Sheen to be declared a saint.

        Fulton J. Sheen, as is outlined in the book, was born on May 8, 1895, in E