Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen was a towering figure in the Catholic Church, renowned for his profound contributions to theology and his pioneering role in the modernization of Catholic education. Born in 1896, he dedicated his life to the pursuit of truth and the spiritual enrichment of the faithful. His legacy is defined by a commitment to intellectual rigor and a deep-seated passion for the arts, which he believed were essential to the spiritual life. Through his influential radio broadcasts and prolific writings, he reached millions, bridging the gap between faith and culture in a way that continues to inspire generations today. Sheen spent his life addressing the deepest questions of the human person: meaning, freedom, conscience, suffering, and redemption. Our mission is to continue furthering the life changing teachings of "Life Is Worth Living." 

Whether placed behind bars or placed behind the stigmas of life, we all face the challenge of asking “what is this life all about?”

The Fulton Sheen Apostolate exists to bring those answers at a digestible scale—forming men and women who leave the program rebuilt by hope and love. We created a faith-based curriculum that works toward furthering the mission of the late Venerable Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen, specifically by focusing on his teachings around creating a life worth living. By providing a tailored curriculum focused on bettering a person’s mental and spiritual health, we are able to foster a feeling of hope and transform lives. 

Our three pillars of missionary work include outreach through parishes, prisoners and priests. 

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