Why are people still devoted to a bishop who died in 1979? Msgr. Jason Gray says it comes down to integrity. Watch this full episode of "One Nation Under God": https://youtu.be/B0nEHPafQOU #FultonSheen #religion #Catholicism
In 2010, a baby was born with no heartbeat and went 61 minutes without a pulse before his heart started beating. There’s still no medical explanation for how he survived. Msgr. Jason Gray, the canon lawyer who investigated the case, breaks down the miracle that cleared the way for Fulton Sheen’s beautification. Watch this full episode of "One Nation Under God": https://youtu.be/B0nEHPafQOU #FultonSheen #religion #miracle
America's first televangelist? Listen as Msgr. Jason Gray details the fascinating life of the Illinois-born priest who pioneered televangelism in the 1950s, reaching millions on radio and TV and raising money for the Catholic Church’s missions in the poorest corners of the world. Watch this full episode of "One Nation Under God": https://youtu.be/B0nEHPafQOU #FultonSheen #religion #televangelist
On this week’s episode of "One Nation Under God," host Susie Pinto speaks with Monsignor Jason Gray of the Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen Foundation about the upcoming beautification of Fulton Sheen. Before Johnny Carson, there was Fulton Sheen. This September, the Illinois-born archbishop who drew 30 million weekly viewers to his 1950s program “Life Is Worth Living” will be declared “blessed” at a Mass in St. Louis, becoming one step away from sainthood. Gray is the canon lawyer who led the investigation into the miracle that cleared the way, and he breaks down the case: A baby boy born without a pulse who stayed that way for 61 minutes and who is a healthy 15-year-old today. For more information on Fulton Sheen's beautification…
'Fulton Sheen is for the world'
Aired On: 3/4/2026
'One of the greatest voices of evangelization'
If beatified, Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen would move one step closer to sainthood.