Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen Beatified as Thousands Attend
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Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen, the prominent Catholic broadcaster and church leader known as “America’s Bishop,” was beatified as about 50,000 Catholics showed up, according to The New York Times.
Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle described Sheen as a “tireless preacher of the Gospel,” OSV News reported, and said his mission was to bring people to Christ, Vatican News reported. Bishop Robert Barron called Sheen “a powerful heavenly friend and intercessor.” The White House issued a presidential message marking the beatification, while EWTN carried a livestream of the ceremony.
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