Keep The Faith's Podcast

Archbishop Sheen asserts that Christ must always be the center of our spirituality. Archbishop Sheen teaches that through the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass we may make our way through this world, which he dubs a "Theater of Redemption."

Archbishop Sheen explains how Christ is both Priest and Victim. In his inimitable style, Archbishop Fulton Sheen shows how through the Offertory, Consecration, and Communion Christ is portrayed in this manner. Archbishop Fulton Sheen's imagery is compelling. He shows how we are not only giving ourselves to Christ but we are giving ourselves to be related to the Cross.

Archbishop Fulton Sheen addresses sin in our society. He argues that denial of sin is the unforgivable sin of our time. Speaking with great charm, he states that "Without the shedding of blood, there is no remission of sin." Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen draws from scripture and his own experiences with several fascinating stories to clarify his lesson.

Archbishop Sheen explains how Christ took on the burdens and sorrows of men. Archbishop Fulton Sheen teaches that it is through the triple transference of physical, mental, and moral sufferings that Christ fulfilled this sacrifice.

Archbishop Sheen expounds on the necessity of a daily holy hour. Archbishop Fulton Sheen explains that this is especially true for priests and religious, because of the Devil's constant assaults. Archbishop Sheen warns his audience that the Devil will hold you in his grip. Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen concludes by reminding us that if we're not careful, we'll be lost without even knowing it.

Archbishop Fulton Sheen reflects on the Incarnation. He describes Christ as someone who taught, governed, and sanctified, but also comments on how He is continually looking for souls in which to dwell.

Archbishop Sheen states that Faith is living and vital. In the lecture Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen explains how when we sin we offend Christ. The Passion is an eternal moment: "The Lamb slain from the beginning of the world but it is worked out like a reel on a motion picture machine." Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen reminds his audience of the continued relationship Christ has with his people.

Archbishop Sheen skillfully describes the three wombs from which we are born. He states that these three are our physical birth, our birth in Baptism, and our birth into Eternity. Archbishop Fulton Sheen tells gripping stories of "resurrection" in peoples' lives. He tells us that because of the Resurrection, we know what awaits the faithful, so our lives can be filled with joy.

Archbishop Fulton Sheen reflects on the betrayal of Jesus. He reveals the key to WHY Judas, one of the chosen Apostles, betrayed Our Lord with a kiss. His betrayal began when Jesus taught about the reality of the Eucharist and was finalized at the Last Supper.

Archbishop Sheen reminds us that the Devil is real. In this lecture, Archbishop Fulton Sheen gravely reminds us that the Prince of Darkness has real power in this world through the temptation to do away with the Cross.

Archbishop Sheen reads poetry and discusses Our Lady. Archbishop Fulton Sheen, displays his devotion to the Mother of God, describing her as a "dream" mother and spouse. He analyzes the different roles Mary plays throughout the life of Christ, including her interaction with Christ at the wedding feast at Cana as well as her suffering and connection to the priesthood.

Archbishop Sheen reminds us that God is testing us to reach salvation. Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen tells us that we must not test God as the Pharisees did to Jesus at Calvary when they said "Come down from the cross and we'll believe!" Archbishop Fulton Sheen tells us that we have had four "deaths" in Christian history and discusses eloquently the three classes of people in the world: the wise, the...

Archbishop Sheen reminds us how even Saint Peter fell. In this lecture, Archbishop Fulton Sheen retells the story of how the Apostle Peter denied Christ, but his sorrow and repentance led to Forgiveness and Sanctity for our First Pope.

This professionally narrated reading tells the story of Saint Simon Stock and the Brown Scapular. In this reading, the listener can enjoy the story of Saint Simon Stock and Our Lady of Mount Carmel, which details the amazing promises attached to the wearing of the brown scapular, a devotion to which has been highly endorsed by Popes. The details about the devotion, enrollment, and wearing of the c...

Fr. Vincent Miceli, S.J., speaks about the Antichrist. In this lecture Fr. Vincent Miceli details how to prepare for the arrival of the Antichrist. Although we cannot know who the Antichrist is, Fr. Miceli illustrates the signs we can look for.

Dr. William Marra offers comforting words in the face of persecution of Christians. He reminds his listeners that regardless of the sufferings on earth, the evil of sin will always be greater.

Fr. Gildforf discuses the Second Coming of Christ. In this informative spiritual essay, Fr. Richard Gilsdorf, Ph. D. draws on Scriptures, the writings of Saint Paul, and the Words of Christ Himself concerning events preceding the Last Days, the Antichrist, and the Second Coming of Christ.

Fr. Paul Crane discusses issues that have arisen in the Church. In this first of this two-part series, Fr. Paul Crane, S.J., argues that certain problems in the Church have come from theologians mixing up the role the Church plays in politics.

Fr. Crane continues his discussion of problems in the modern Church. In this second part of his series Fr. Paul Crane, S.J., furthers his study of politics and the Church, going into greater detail on the rise of Communism.

Dr. Marra argues that the nuclear family has been under attack. In this lecture, Dr. William Marra tells us that within the last twenty years the decomposition of the family has accelerated at great social and personal cost. He then questions what must be done to reverse the trend.

This professionally narrated recording covers a number of questions. Is the Elect numerous? How can we increase the accidental glory of the Saints? Is it not sad for the Elect to see a relative or friend in Hell? Will our families be gathered again in Heaven? Is Heaven a place or a state? This topic provides a great starting point for meditating on how we were made for Heaven!

This first part of the series opens with questions about Mary, the Mother of God. This first installment addresses questions, such as, why did the Holy Ghost ordain that Joachim and Anne should vow to offer their child to the temple before rather than after Mary's conception? And how many Guardian Angels of Mary were chosen and appointed by the Most High God and from which Choirs of Angels were th...

This second part of the series asks further questions on Mary's youth and spirituality. This episode contains similar questions and further insights by diving into specific sections for Mary and the Holy Spirit. One specific question is Why has the Holy Ghost provided that Saturday be consecrated to the Holy Virgin in Church?

This episode answers final questions on the Blessed Virgin, specifically, her soul. We must ask ourselves, what is the real measure and foundation of the greatness of Mary? How does she relate to the rest of mankind, in that she was born without sin? Furthermore, since the Most Holy Mary could speak from her birth, why was she silent for one year and a half? and much more.

Monsignor Smith dissects the fallacies associated with euthanasia and suicide. Monsignor William Smith explains those arguments employed by the right-to-die movement and clarifies the definitions of euthanasia and suicide.