DVD - Retreat with Fulton Sheen
These are the best film footages Bishop Sheen

This is the only retreat by the great Archbishop recorded on DVD.
Sheen gives twelve conferences to an audience of all ages on the following topics:
Confession, the Devil, Love, the Mass, Choice, the Our Father, Youth and Sex,
"Wasting Your Life for Christ'', Our Lady, Kenosis, "Old Pots'', the Cross.
A deeply moving spiritual experience.
TYPE: DVD, 360 min.

This DVD is playable in ALL regions.

On Good Friday, 1979, a television crew visited St. Agnes Church in New York to tape a news piece. They were so enthralled by the speaker, Bishop Fulton J. Sheen, they taped his entire talk. This long lost tape has now been found and digitally re-mastered. It is titled "His Last Words." Bishop Sheen died later that year.

This is the Bishop at his best: in a pulpit, not a TV studio. It is a new Sheen experience seen here for the first time. The Bishop's wit and wisdom transcend the years. His words remain a masterpiece of sacred prose and poetry.

"It is not a unity of religion we seek but a union of religious people. We may not be able to meet in the same pew, but we can meet together on our knees as Christians."

Rev. Billy Graham said of Sheen, "I greatly admired his ministry and his focus on Christ." Dr. Robert Schuller of the Crystal Cathedral wrote, "He was the first teacher from whom we all learned."

Actor Martin Sheen chose his name from Bishop Sheen. The Holy Father used his tapes to practice English. The Bishop wrote 95 books and countless newspaper and magazine articles. He was an Emmy winner for his television program, "Life is Worth Living."

For today's troubled church, Bishop Sheen is a friend many are seeking to help guide their spiritual journey. With him, we see each sunrise as God's radiant promise that life is worth living. "God love you."
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Fulton J. Sheen is eloquence at it's very best. In this superb and timeless message, Bishop Sheen's words ring with answers for today's realities and changing world. They offer inspiring guidance, encouragement, peace of mind, philosophical daylight called "common sense," and spiritual comfort that touches every heart.

As a master storyteller, he subtly connects events to life allowing our private vision to grasp new realities that rise up from old doubts and fears. Bishop Sheen was a first in television, a triumph of spirit over limitations. He was an author, columnist, editor, orator and a world citizen of peace.

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Bishop Sheen's Irish heritage was evident in many of his television programs as he shared the wit and the wisdom he inherited from his Emerald Isle ancestors.

In "Psychology of the Irish," Bishop Sheen offers his thougts on what makes a person Irish. Is it ethical? Environmental? Or wishful thinking on the part of those who are not Irish?

God has a sense of humor, at least in Bishop Sheen's mind, and he explores that sense ofhumor in "The Divine Sense of Humor,"

"Why Do People Laugh?" is Bishop Sheen's take on humor. And, judging from the sense of humor he displayed thoughout his lifetime and on his television programs, he was an expert on the subject. Three 30-minute programs on one DVD.

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Angels have existed from the beginning of time as GodÕs messengers, God's helpers. Today people are rediscovering the existence of Angels and the wonderful work they perform on GodÕs behalf.

The existence of the work of Angels required no revelation to Bishop Fulton J. Sheen, who enjoyed a special prayer relationship with God's spiritual beings.

Here is Bishop Sheen's classic television program on Angels and the meaningful role they play in our world.

Also included are two bonus programs from the classic "Life is Worth Living" series: "Touch of Your Hand" and "Caring."

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These are " Sheen Gems" - Exerpts remastered from many of Fulton J. SheenÕs Emmy Award Winning Television Programs titled, "Life is Worth Living."

SheenÕs presence and sense of drama have crossed time and distance. His words of wit and wisdom transcend the years. His eloquence portrays the sacred truth that in every human heart there is a struggle known only to the soul and God.

Actor Martin Sheen chose his name from Bishop Sheen. Pope John Paul II used Sheen's tapes to practice English. Dr. Robert Schuller writes, "he was the first Evangelist from whom we all learned." Rev. Billy Graham calls Sheen "the greatest communicator of the 20th century."

"We may not be able to meet in the same pew but we can all meet together on our knees in prayer."

The Vatican's Congregation for the Causes of Saints has approved the Petition from the Diocese of Peoria to open the canonization Cause for Fulton John Sheen.

"Christ is longing to change your life in ways more wondrous than your dreams can imagine."

"Bye Now and God Love You."
-Fulton John Sheen 1895-1979

Two volumes on one DVD.

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People today are looking for a voice of reason, of understanding, of calm. Our fears and anxiety of the future cause us to look for someone to give us guidance and assurance that we will make it through what lies ahead.

In the 1950s and 60s, we had such a voice. We had a man who spoke to millions of people each week. He came into our homes through television. He not only spoke to the masses, he sppoke for the masses. That man was Bishop Fulton J. Sheen. He addressed the timeless issues of adolesence, kindness, friendship and love. His compassion and strength helped his messages endure the test of time.

This volume, narrated by Cameron Mitchel and Joe Campanella, includes three half-hour shows from Bishop Sheen's "Life is Worth Living" series. Each program is themed to correspond with a major holiday of the season and includes timely graphics and breathtaking scenery.

1. Gloom, Laughter, and Humor (St. PatrickÕs Day) - man has become preoccupied with gloom and has lost the ability to laugh at himself.

2. Love is a Many Splendored Thing (MotherÕs Day) - dramatic readings.

3. The Kiss that Blistered (Easter) - the kiss of Judas and the betrayal are compared to the seduction of Communism.

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People today are looking for a voice of reason, of understanding, of calm. Our fears and anxiety of the future cause us to look for someone to give us guidance and assurance that we will make it through what lies ahead.

In the 1950s and 60s, we had such a voice. We had a man who spoke to millions of people each week. He came into our homes through television. He not only spoke to the masses, he sppoke for the masses. That man was Bishop Fulton J. Sheen. He addressed the timeless issues of adolesence, kindness, friendship and love. His compassion and strength helped his messages endure the test of time.

This volume, narrated by Cameron Mitchel and Joe Campanella, includes three half-hour shows from Bishop Sheen's "Life is Worth Living" series. Each program is themed to correspond with a major holiday of the season and includes timely graphics and breathtaking scenery.

1. Quo Vadis America (Fourth of July) - patriotism and America.

2. The Meaning of Love (FatherÕs Day) - rules for loving are discussed.

3. Caring (Labor Day) - the true meaning of caring.

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People today are looking for a voice of reason, of understanding, of calm. Our fears and anxiety of the future cause us to look for someone to give us guidance and assurance that we will make it through what lies ahead.

In the 1950s and 60s, we had such a voice. We had a man who spoke to millions of people each week. He came into our homes through television. He not only spoke to the masses, he sppoke for the masses. That man was Bishop Fulton J. Sheen. He addressed the timeless issues of adolesence, kindness, friendship and love. His compassion and strength helped his messages endure the test of time.

This volume, narrated by Cameron Mitchel and Joe Campanella, includes three half-hour shows from Bishop Sheen's "Life is Worth Living" series. Each program is themed to correspond with a major holiday of the season and includes timely graphics and breathtaking scenery.

1. Stop the World, I Want to Get On (Columbus Day) - how our daily activities can become more meaningful to us and to those around us.

2. Loneliness (Thanksgiving) - the causes and cures of loneliness.

3. Go, Go, Come, Come (Veterans Day) - the world has two types of people: those who "go" to serves and those who "retreat" to prepare. Sheen discusses how this concept relates to four modern saints.


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People today are looking for a voice of reason, of understanding, of calm. Our fears and anxiety of the future cause us to look for someone to give us guidance and assurance that we will make it through what lies ahead.

In the 1950s and 60s, we had such a voice. We had a man who spoke to millions of people each week. He came into our homes through television. He not only spoke to the masses, he sppoke for the masses. That man was Bishop Fulton J. Sheen. He addressed the timeless issues of adolesence, kindness, friendship and love. His compassion and strength helped his messages endure the test of time.

This volume, narrated by Cameron Mitchel and Joe Campanella, includes three half-hour shows from Bishop Sheen's "Life is Worth Living" series. Each program is themed to correspond with a major holiday of the season and includes timely graphics and breathtaking scenery.

1. Superman and Christmas (Christmas) - a unique comparison of fantasy and truth.

2. Happiness is a Rainbow (ValentineÕs Day) - Tears are like prisms composed of drops of water that creates rainbows when light strikes them. This rainbow is the key to our happiness.

3. Glory of Being an American (PresidentÕs Day) - The Bishop talks about three major glories of being an American.
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On Good Friday, 1979, a television crew visited St. Agnes Church in New York to tape a news piece. They were so enthralled by the speaker, Bishop Fulton J. Sheen, they taped his entire talk. This long lost tape has now been found and digitally remastered. It is titled "His Last Words." Bishop Sheen died later that year.

This is the Bishop at his best: in a pulpit, not a TV studio. It is a new Sheen experience seen here for the first time. The BishopÕs wit and wisdom transcend the years. His words remain a masterpiece of sacred prose and poetry.

"It is not a unity of religion we seek but a union of religious people. We may not be able to meet in the same pew, but we can meet together on our knees as Christians."

Rev. Billy Graham said of Sheen, "I greatly admired his ministry and his focus on Christ." Dr. Robert Schuller of the Crystal Cathedral wrote, "He was the first teacher from whom we all learned."

Actor Martin Sheen chose his name from Bishop Sheen. The Holy Father used his tapes to practice English. The Bishop wrote 95 books and countless newspaper and magazine articles. He was an Emmy winner for his television program, "Life is Worth Living."

For todayÕs troubled church, Bishop Sheen is a friend many are seeking to help guide their spiritual journey. With him, we see each sunrise as GodÕs radiant promise that life is worth living. "God love you." 4630 VHS VIDEO

These are " Sheen Gems" - Exerpts remastered from many of Fulton J. SheenÕs Emmy Award Winning Television Programs titled, "Life is Worth Living." SheenÕs Presence and sense of drama have crossed time and distance. His words of wit and wisdom transcend the years. His eloquence portrays the sacred truth that in every human heart there is a struggle known only to the soul and God. Actor Martin Sheen chose his name from Bishop Sheen. The Holy Father used SheenÕs tapes to practice English. Dr. Robert Schuller writes, "he was the first Evangelist from whom we all learned." Rev. Billy Graham calls Sheen " the greatest communicator of the 20th century." "We may not be able to meet in the same pew, but we can all meet together on our knees in prayer."

Volume 1 and 2 on one tape

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As we approach the next millennium, we are looking for a voice of reason, of understanding, of calm. Our fears and anxiety of t he future cause us to look for someone to give us guidance and assurance that we will make it through what lies ahead. In the 50Õs and 60Õs, we had such a voice. We have a man that spoke to millions of people each week. He came to our homes through the modern invention of television. He not only spoke to the masses; he spoke for the masses. That man was Bishop Fulton J. Sheen. He addressed the timeless issues of adolescence, kindness, friendship and love. His compassion and strength help his messages endure the test of time. Each volume in this set contains two half-hour shows. In Volume 17: Superman and Christmas--a unique comparison of fantasy and truth. The True Meaning of Christmas--why we celebrate this most Holy of days.

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As we approach the next millennium, we are looking for a voice of reason, of understanding, of calm. Our fears and anxiety of the future cause us to look for someone to give us guidance and assurance that we will make it through what lies ahead. In the 50Õs and 60Õs, we had such a voice. We have a man that spoke to millions of people each week. He came to our homes through the modern invention of television. He not only spoke to the masses; he spoke for the masses. That man was Bishop Fulton J. Sheen. He addressed the timeless issues of adolescence, kindness, friendship and love. His compassion and strength help his messages endure the test of time. Each volume in this set contains two half-hour shows. In Volume 16: The Clown is Right--life is a combination of work and play, the tragic and the comic.

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As we approach the next millennium, we are looking for a voice of reason, of understanding, of calm. Our fears and anxiety of t he future cause us to look for someone to give us guidance and assurance that we will make it through what lies ahead. In the 50Õs and 60Õs, we had such a voice. We have a man that spoke to millions of people each week. He came to our homes through the modern invention of television. He not only spoke to the masses; he spoke for the masses. That man was Bishop Fulton J. Sheen. He addressed the timeless issues of adolescence, kindness, friendship and love. His compassion and strength help his messages endure the test of time. Each volume in this set contains two half-hour shows. In Volume 14: Quo Vadis--patriotism, two kinds of revolution, and why every day in America should be Thanksgiving Day. Hope for a Wounded World--the world's wounds are not fatal; hope is found in Scripture.

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As we approach the next millennium, we are looking for a voice of reason, of understanding, of calm. Our fears and anxiety of t he future cause us to look for someone to give us guidance and assurance that we will make it through what lies ahead. In the 50Õs and 60Õs, we had such a voice. We have a man that spoke to millions of people each week. He came to our homes through the modern invention of television. He not only spoke to the masses; he spoke for the masses. That man was Bishop Fulton J. Sheen. He addressed the timeless issues of adolescence, kindness, friendship and love. His compassion and strength help his messages endure the test of time. Each volume in this set contains two half-hour shows. In Volume 15: Love is a Garden--our love for each other needs to grow yet retain beauty and freshness. The Trainning of Children--how parents should train children.

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As we approach the next millennium, we are looking for a voice of reason, of understanding, of calm. Our fears and anxiety of t he future cause us to look for someone to give us guidance and assurance that we will make it through what lies ahead. In the 50Õs and 60Õs, we had such a voice. We have a man that spoke to millions of people each week. He came to our homes through the modern invention of television. He not only spoke to the masses; he spoke for the masses. That man was Bishop Fulton J. Sheen. He addressed the timeless issues of adolescence, kindness, friendship and love. His compassion and strength help his messages endure the test of time. Each volume in this set contains two half-hour shows. In Volume 13: Should Parents Obey Children?--explores parent's relationships with their children. Something Higher--some answers to the Big Bang theory.

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As we approach the next millennium, we are looking for a voice of reason, of understanding, of calm. Our fears and anxiety of t he future cause us to look for someone to give us guidance and assurance that we will make it through what lies ahead. In the 50Õs and 60Õs, we had such a voice. We have a man that spoke to millions of people each week. He came to our homes through the modern invention of television. He not only spoke to the masses; he spoke for the masses. That man was Bishop Fulton J. Sheen. He addressed the timeless issues of adolescence, kindness, friendship and love. His compassion and strength help his messages endure the test of time. Each volume in this set contains two half-hour shows. In Volume 12: Meet a Perfect Stranger - Yourself--understanding who we are and what strangers we are to ourselves. How to Have a Great Time--guidance for making the most of our time here on earth.

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As we approach the next millennium, we are looking for a voice of reason, of understanding, of calm. Our fears and anxiety of t he future cause us to look for someone to give us guidance and assurance that we will make it through what lies ahead. In the 50Õs and 60Õs, we had such a voice. We have a man that spoke to millions of people each week. He came to our homes through the modern invention of television. He not only spoke to the masses; he spoke for the masses. That man was Bishop Fulton J. Sheen. He addressed the timeless issues of adolescence, kindness, friendship and love. His compassion and strength help his messages endure the test of time. Each volume in this set contains two half-hour shows. In Volume 10: What Happened to American Patriotism?--the trend to eliminate God from schools and government. Is Neurosis the Stepchild of AMerican Culture?--the key to happiness is fulfilling our purpose.

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As we approach the next millennium, we are looking for a voice of reason, of understanding, of calm. Our fears and anxiety of t he future cause us to look for someone to give us guidance and assurance that we will make it through what lies ahead. In the 50Õs and 60Õs, we had such a voice. We have a man that spoke to millions of people each week. He came to our homes through the modern invention of television. He not only spoke to the masses; he spoke for the masses. That man was Bishop Fulton J. Sheen. He addressed the timeless issues of adolescence, kindness, friendship and love. His compassion and strength help his messages endure the test of time. Each volume in this set contains two half-hour shows. In Volume 9: Character Building--by looking at the best in others, we bring out the best in ourselves. The Woman with Five Husbands--the "woman at the well".

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As we approach the next millennium, we are looking for a voice of reason, of understanding, of calm. Our fears and anxiety of t he future cause us to look for someone to give us guidance and assurance that we will make it through what lies ahead. In the 50Õs and 60Õs, we had such a voice. We have a man that spoke to millions of people each week. He came to our homes through the modern invention of television. He not only spoke to the masses; he spoke for the masses. That man was Bishop Fulton J. Sheen. He addressed the timeless issues of adolescence, kindness, friendship and love. His compassion and strength help his messages endure the test of time. Each volume in this set contains two half-hour shows. In Volume 8: He Always Tunes Me Out--how to keep people "tuned in" with empathy and interest. The Hell There Is--a discussion on the three characteristics of man at war with himself.

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As we approach the next millennium, we are looking for a voice of reason, of understanding, of calm. Our fears and anxiety of t he future cause us to look for someone to give us guidance and assurance that we will make it through what lies ahead. In the 50Õs and 60Õs, we had such a voice. We have a man that spoke to millions of people each week. He came to our homes through the modern invention of television. He not only spoke to the masses; he spoke for the masses. That man was Bishop Fulton J. Sheen. He addressed the timeless issues of adolescence, kindness, friendship and love. His compassion and strength help his messages endure the test of time. Each volume in this set contains two half-hour shows. In Volume 6: Ages of Man--the stages of life from infancy to old age. Is America's Religion Religious?--how our affluence is affecting our spiritual life.

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As we approach the next millennium, we are looking for a voice of reason, of understanding, of calm. Our fears and anxiety of t he future cause us to look for someone to give us guidance and assurance that we will make it through what lies ahead. In the 50Õs and 60Õs, we had such a voice. We have a man that spoke to millions of people each week. He came to our homes through the modern invention of television. He not only spoke to the masses; he spoke for the masses. That man was Bishop Fulton J. Sheen. He addressed the timeless issues of adolescence, kindness, friendship and love. His compassion and strength help his messages endure the test of time. Each volume in this set contains two half-hour shows. In Volume 4: Love Is a Many Splendored Thing--immortal poems about the splendor and power of love. The Three Intimacies of Love--the expression of love through hearing, vision, and touch, and how to relate these to all aspects of our spiritual growth.

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As we approach the next millennium, we are looking for a voice of reason, of understanding, of calm. Our fears and anxiety of t he future cause us to look for someone to give us guidance and assurance that we will make it through what lies ahead. In the 50Õs and 60Õs, we had such a voice. We have a man that spoke to millions of people each week. He came to our homes through the modern invention of television. He not only spoke to the masses; he spoke for the masses. That man was Bishop Fulton J. Sheen. He addressed the timeless issues of adolescence, kindness, friendship and love. His compassion and strength help his messages endure the test of time. Each volume in this set contains two half-hour shows. In Volume 3 - The Psychology of the Rat Race--how to get more satisfaction out of life by understanding the larger picture. The Psychology of Temptation--how to find strength to understand and overcome problems.

As we approach the next millennium, we are looking for a voice of reason, of understanding, of calm. Our fears and anxiety of the future cause us to look for someone to give us guidance and assurance that we will make it through what lies ahead. In the 50Õs and 60Õs, we had such a voice. We have a man that spoke to millions of people each week. He came to our homes through the modern invention of television. He not only spoke to the masses; he spoke for the masses. That man was Bishop Fulton J. Sheen. He addressed the timeless issues of adolescence, kindness, friendship and love. His compassion and strength help his messages endure the test of time. Each volume in this set contains two half-hour shows. In Volume 1: Are We More Neurotic Today--a healthy philosophy of life will help us overcome fears, worries, and compulsive habits. Teens--suggestions on how to bring out the best in your teenager.

This four volume set of Bishop Sheen's TV shows is themed to correspond with major holidays of each season. Each volume, narrated by Cameron Mitchel and Joe Campanella, includes three half-hour shows with timely graphics and breathtaking scenery.

Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen offers insight into AmericaÕs future in this series of 13 programs. It is a progress report on the world in general, and America in particular. More importantly, though, these programs form a blueprint for our transition into the 21st century from one of the great communicators of the 20th century.

Angels have existed from the beginning of time as GodÕs messengers and helpers. As the 21st century approaches, GodÕs people are rediscovering the existence of Angels and the wonderful work they perform on GodÕs behalf. In this classic television program, Bishop Fulton J. Sheen shares his unique perspective on angels, from his personal guardian angel to his special devotion to the Archangel Rafael.

Fulton J. Sheen is eloquence at it's very best. In this superb and timeless message, Bishop Sheen's words ring with answers for today's realities and changing world. They offer inspiring guidance, encouragement, peace of mind, philosophical daylight called "common sense," and spiritual comfort that touches every heart. Bishop Sheen was an author, columnist, editor, orator and a world citizen of peace.

This video features three classic programs in which Bishop Sheen looks at psychology and humor from the Irish perspective. In "Psychology of the Irish," he offers his thoughts on what makes a person Irish. In "The Divine Sense of Humor," Bishop Sheen explores GodÕs sense of humor. "Why Do People Laugh?" is Bishop SheenÕs take on humor.