Fulton Sheen’s Media Mission Gets a Vatican Spotlight, and the Original Televangelist Still Has Reception
Vatican discussions are revisiting Archbishop Fulton Sheen’s pioneering use of radio and television to communicate faith to mass audiences.
Nostalgia, pop culture, forgotten technology, and the era that raised itself.
Vatican discussions are revisiting Archbishop Fulton Sheen’s pioneering use of radio and television to communicate faith to mass audiences.
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