Good Friday with Archbishop Sheen

 


Here is a video of the last Good Friday meditation given publicly by great American preacher and Servant of God Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen.  He speaks of "spectators at the Cross" - those who observe with indifference, pain, or love. 

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