On Friday, September 22nd, Theatre 71 on the Upper West Side (underneath the Blessed Sacrament Church) presented Playwrights Festival, an exciting evening of six original plays written by Catholic writers about journeying in the world by our faith as Catholics.
The Good Newsroom was there and has this report:
On this week’s episode of All Good Things with Archbishop Hicks, Archbishop Ronald Hicks and Monsignor Jim Vlaun talk about the Beatification of Archbishop Fulton Sheen, Blessed Sheen himself, and his relic arriving at St. Patrick’s Cathedral on Tuesday, Oct. 1.
By:
Archbishop Ronald Hicks
| 09/29/2026
05:36
Bishop Tylka talks about Fulton Sheen’s historic beatification, its meaning for the Diocese of Peoria, and Sheen’s enduring impact on Catholics worldwide. He also talks about sharing Sheen’s relics with the Archdiocese of New York and the Diocese of Rochester, and Peoria’s vision for carrying his legacy forward.
By:
Fernanda Pierorazio
| 09/29/2026
01:23
The Archbishop of New York spoke of his first reaction to Archbishop Sheen’s work and the need for more American-born and more contemporary saints.