Stories

Jesus’ parable of the two sons reveals that true mission begins with conversion and is fulfilled through love.

A personal testimony of Archbishop Sheen’s holiness, family bonds, and lifelong passion for the missions.

The women who helped sustain Bishop Sheen’s missionary work by turning every donation into a personal connection.

Blessed Fulton Sheen’s beatification reveals the missionary heart behind the voice that reached millions.

The story of the miracle attributed to Fulton Sheen’s intercession and the healing that led to his beatification.

Monsignor Hilary Franco recalls his years with Fulton Sheen and the missionary vision that shaped his life and ministry.

How Fulton J. Sheen brought the missions into American homes through media, prayer, giving, and a renewed vision of the universal Church.

Discover how World Mission Sunday supports the young Catholic Church in Mongolia and helps bring the Gospel to a new generation.

World Mission Sunday continues a tradition of prayer, generosity, and missionary solidarity that began with the first Christians.

Nigeria has many priestly vocations, but limited resources leave many young men unable to enter seminary and begin formation.

Discover how Fulton J. Sheen brought the Church’s missionary spirit into American homes through preaching, media, and prayer.

Discover how Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen helped American Catholics embrace World Mission Sunday — and why his missionary legacy still matters today.

Sheen’s final years in Rochester reveal the promise, challenges, and personal cost of courageous Catholic leadership.

Jesus teaches that true disciples forgive without limits, reflecting God’s mercy and building unity within the Church.

The miracle behind Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen’s beatification involves James Fulton Engstrom, who survived 61 minutes without a heartbeat in 2010.

Children learn that missionary discipleship begins with prayer, sacrifice, and charity, at home and around the world.

Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen will be beatified Sept. 24, 2026, in St. Louis. Here’s what Catholics should know about the Mass, miracle and celebration.

Saint John Vianney shows that priestly formation must lead beyond competence to holiness and faithful service.

Local vocations are shaping the future of the Church in mission territories around the world.