The Prayerful Posse comes together in St. Louis to celebrate the life and legacy of Blessed Fulton Sheen.

Raymond Arroyo, Fr. Gerald Murray, and Robert Royal explore the remarkable story behind one of the most influential Catholic voices of the 20th century — from his rise as a television phenomenon and his extraordinary intellectual life to his private suffering, daily Holy Hour, and path toward sainthood.

Raymond also shares his personal connection to Sheen, the surprising story of how his programs returned to television, and the long journey that brought Sheen’s cause to this moment.

What made Fulton Sheen such a powerful communicator — and why does his voice still resonate today?

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The Prayerful Posse comes together in St. Louis to celebrate the life and legacy of Blessed Fulton Sheen.
Raymond Arroyo, Fr. Gerald Murray, and Robert Royal explore the remarkable story behind one of the most influential Catholic voices of the 20th century &mdash; from his rise as a television phenomenon and his extraordinary intellectual life to his private suffering, daily Holy Hour, and path toward sainthood.
Raymond also shares his personal connection to Sheen, the surprising story of how his programs returned to television, and the long journey that brought Sheen&rsquo;s cause to this moment.
What made Fulton Sheen such a powerful communicator &mdash; and why does his voice still resonate today?
👉 Subscribe to&nbsp;Arroyo Grande&nbsp;for in-depth conversations on culture, faith, art, and meaning.
Support the show: raymondarroyo.com

Raymond Arroyo, host of Arroyo Grande navigates and analyzes the culture with insight, satire, and style.  The New York Times Best Selling author, award-winning producer, chart topping vocalist and broadcaster wades deep into the manners, lifestyle trends, people, faith, and art of the moment-- celebrating the best, while lampooning the rest.  During his surprising conversations with celebrities, thought leaders and culture-makers, you’ll discover life lessons, practical advice, and inspiring examples to live by. This fun, entertaining and unifying show helps listeners transform their lives into a broad, thriving Arroyo Grande.  Each episode bursts its banks- and wait until you hear “How It Ends…”

Raymond Arroyo, host of Arroyo Grande navigates and analyzes the culture with insight, satire, and style.&nbsp; The New York Times Best Selling author, award-winning producer, chart topping vocalist and broadcaster wades deep into the manners, lifestyle trends, people, faith, and art of the moment-- celebrating the best, while lampooning the rest.&nbsp; During his surprising conversations with celebrities, thought leaders and culture-makers, you&rsquo;ll discover life lessons, practical advice, and inspiring examples to live by. This fun, entertaining and unifying show helps listeners transform their lives into a broad, thriving Arroyo Grande.&nbsp; Each episode bursts its banks- and wait until you hear &ldquo;How It Ends&hellip;&rdquo;

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The Secrets of Fulton Sheen: Fame, Suffering & Sainthood | Prayerful Posse

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A quiet revolution in Church governance may be underway. A new report from the Vatican’s Synodal Office proposes changes to canon law that could expand the role of lay men and women in ecclesial governance. Could this fundamentally alter the hierarchical structure of the Catholic Church?

Raymond Arroyo, Fr. Gerald Murray and Robert Royal examine the proposed canonical changes, the push for lay governance, and a Belgian bishop’s plans to prepare married men for the priesthood.

Plus, Pope Leo’s triumphant visit to France: his call for doctrinal clarity, communion with the successor of Peter, Europe’s Christian identity, immigration, and the surprising signs of Catholic renewal in an increasingly secular nation.

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A quiet revolution in Church governance may be underway. A new report from the Vatican&rsquo;s Synodal Office proposes changes to canon law that could expand the role of lay men and women in ecclesial governance. Could this fundamentally alter the hierarchical structure of the Catholic Church?
Raymond Arroyo, Fr. Gerald Murray and Robert Royal examine the proposed canonical changes, the push for lay governance, and a Belgian bishop&rsquo;s plans to prepare married men for the priesthood.
Plus, Pope Leo&rsquo;s triumphant visit to France: his call for doctrinal clarity, communion with the successor of Peter, Europe&rsquo;s Christian identity, immigration, and the surprising signs of Catholic renewal in an increasingly secular nation.
👉 Subscribe to&nbsp;Arroyo Grande&nbsp;for in-depth conversations on culture, faith, art, and meaning.
Support the show: raymondarroyo.com

Revolution in the Church: Lay Governance, Synodality & Leo in France | Prayerful Posse

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Neal McDonough has built an unforgettable career playing some of Hollywood’s most memorable heroes and villains—from Band of Brothers and Yellowstone to Tulsa King. But behind the characters is a man whose faith and personal convictions nearly cost him everything.

McDonough joins Raymond Arroyo to reveal why he refused to cross certain lines on screen, the devastating career setback that followed, and how faith, family, and sobriety helped pull him through his darkest years. He also opens up about working with Sylvester Stallone and Kevin Costner, why he refuses to watch his own performances, the role that changed his life, and how he’s finally making movies on his own terms.

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Neal McDonough has built an unforgettable career playing some of Hollywood&rsquo;s most memorable heroes and villains&mdash;from Band of Brothers and Yellowstone to Tulsa King. But behind the characters is a man whose faith and personal convictions nearly cost him everything.
McDonough joins Raymond Arroyo to reveal why he refused to cross certain lines on screen, the devastating career setback that followed, and how faith, family, and sobriety helped pull him through his darkest years. He also opens up about working with Sylvester Stallone and Kevin Costner, why he refuses to watch his own performances, the role that changed his life, and how he&rsquo;s finally making movies on his own terms.
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Neal McDonough: Tulsa King, Yellowstone & the Stand That Nearly Ended His Career

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What do St. Paul, Fulton Sheen and Mother Angelica have in common? Raymond Arroyo reflects on the fear, suffering and uncertainty that accompanied their extraordinary missions—and the faith that kept them moving forward.

Drawing on his recent journey in the footsteps of St. Paul and his years with Mother Angelica, Raymond shares remarkable stories of perseverance, providence and what Mother called getting “the grace as you step.”

From Paul’s trials across the ancient world to Fulton Sheen’s struggles within the Church and Mother Angelica’s unlikely creation of a global television network, this is a story of faith in the face of fear—and what can happen when you keep moving forward.

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What do St. Paul, Fulton Sheen and Mother Angelica have in common? Raymond Arroyo reflects on the fear, suffering and uncertainty that accompanied their extraordinary missions&mdash;and the faith that kept them moving forward.
Drawing on his recent journey in the footsteps of St. Paul and his years with Mother Angelica, Raymond shares remarkable stories of perseverance, providence and what Mother called getting &ldquo;the grace as you step.&rdquo;
From Paul&rsquo;s trials across the ancient world to Fulton Sheen&rsquo;s struggles within the Church and Mother Angelica&rsquo;s unlikely creation of a global television network, this is a story of faith in the face of fear&mdash;and what can happen when you keep moving forward.
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Fear and Trembling: Fulton Sheen, Mother Angelica and St. Paul

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The Secrets of Fulton Sheen: Fame, Suffering & Sainthood | Prayerful Posse

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