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‘Tolton’ Film Director Speaks About America’s First Black Priest (opens the original)
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The team at St. Luke Productions has been bringing stories of saints and the faith to audiences through various media for many years. The troupe’s latest effort is Tolton: From Slave to Priest, the film version of its live multimedia play of the same title that has been presented in 32 states and seen by more than 75,000 people that tells the life story of Venerable Augustus Tolton. The film played in Father Tolton’s hometown of Qunicy, Illinois, on Wednesday, Sept. 30. The film joins other offe
Blessed Fulton Sheen’s Ever Timely Tips on Public Speaking (opens the original)
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Heed the oratorical guidance from the master orator. Blessed Fulton Sheen was undoubtedly among the most eloquent speakers in the Catholic Church and throughout the Christian world. Invited to speak at what was then the Crystal Cathedral, he filled not only the 3,000 seats inside but spoke to the overflow crowd outside too. As powerful a speaker as he was, Sheen willingly and happily shared some tips on giving a talk that would benefit anyone. In 10 minutes, he shared them with Sister Ann Edward
A look at Blessed Fulton Sheen’s relics (opens the original)
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The Archdiocese of New York and the Diocese of Rochester will each be given a significant relic for veneration in the dioceses. For Archbishop Fulton Sheen’s beatification in St. Louis, teenager James Fulton Engstrom presented Cardinal Luis Tagle, the main celebrant, with a first-class relic of Sheen: the mandible, the jawbone that forms the chin and lower jawline and is the only moving bone in the human skull. Engstrom was the recipient of the miracle in 2010 for Sheen’s beatification. Minutes
Remembering Richard Payne, Whose Programs Inspired EWTN Viewers (opens the original)
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The longtime bibliophile and filmmaker died last month at the age of 88. Richard Payne, familiar to EWTN audiences for many years through his films and series, including Saints Alive! and A Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing, died on July 18 at the age of 88. “He will be greatly missed, certainly by me as a friend, and really by the Church as a man who stood up for what he believed and what he believed the Church believed,” EWTN President Emeritus and TV-radio host Doug Keck told the Register. Richard’s y
Midwest Basilica Honoring Mary’s Assumption Showcases ‘Marvelous Beauty’ (opens the original)
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St. Mary of the Assumption in Marietta, Ohio, is a testament to the parish’s devotion to Our Lady. Marietta, Ohio, is a lovely little historic town at the confluence of the Ohio and Muskingum Rivers. It was the first settlement west of the Ohio River and has a Catholic history dating to Aug. 16, 1749, when the Jesuit chaplain of a French expedition from Quebec celebrated Mass here. As the Catholic presence grew, St. Mary’s Church was built in 1853. Then, in 1904, the cornerstone was laid for wha
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