Bishop Sheen Presents Bishop Sheen Presents - Reflections On Lent - Radio Maria Canada
Mar 30, 2017
Venerable Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen, a prominent figure in Catholicism known for his impactful teachings, shares profound reflections on Lent. He explores the relationship between sin and suffering, questioning our perspectives on pain. Sheen emphasizes the role of feminine spirituality through the lens of Mary, advocating for her significance in faith. His insights weave together themes of redemption, love, and forgiveness, illustrating how embracing pain can foster spiritual growth and hope.
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God's Outreach
- Christ founded a new type of religion, going from God to man.
- Other religions focus on man reaching out to God, but Christianity emphasizes God's outreach to humanity.
Sin vs. Sickness
- Modern society often labels sin as sickness, avoiding personal responsibility.
- People attribute their wrongdoings to psychological complexes or external factors rather than acknowledging their own guilt.
Presidential Acknowledgment of Sin
- In presidential declarations, the word "sin" is rarely used.
- Only Abraham Lincoln and Eisenhower (quoting Lincoln) acknowledged sin in their official statements.