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They drive a lot of the things that we can do from a mental health perspective, and they do such a wonderful job all throughout the state of Iowa.

Well, obviously, in the Archdiocese of Dubuque, being willing to have Archbishop Zincula come out and celebrate a farm mass to recognize the many people who work the land and live in rural communities demonstrates the importance of the rural life for, obviously, the Archdiocese, but like you said, the whole state.

If you don't mind, this is the third annual Rural Life Mass, so maybe tell us a little bit of the history of either starting it or maybe it's bringing it back and what this means for the Archdiocese.

This is one of the most important things to the Archbishop.

As a farm boy himself, he knows the rural life.

He knows the ministry that it needs.

It is very special to me because I have a family connection as well.

My mother grew up on a farm and I have some uncles that are farmers as well.

And this is what he said.

He goes, today I attended a memorial mass at St. Patrick's Cathedral, led by Archbishop so and so whatever in honor of those who died on 9-11.

25 years ago, we bore witness to unimaginable suffering.

But New Yorkers met that moment with a spirit of love, sacrifice and solidarity that guided us forward.

There's a confidence behind it.

Can somebody listen to what I'm saying here? That's what men like Archbishop Benson also understood.

And they would make the kind of statements that they made.

Very bold statements.

Leave all your grammar.

They know God.

Archbishop Ben Stanser, they know God.

I've told you stories several times.

And it's been written in the volume.

If you hear Archbishop say, in the volume of the books.

In the volume of the books.

Like there are some books, be that some things have been written in.

The accession of Henry VIII made little change in the composition of the king's council.

The Lady Margaret survived her son long enough to make her influence felt in the choice of her grandson's advisors Archbishop Warham, Bishop Foxe, and Thomas Howard, Earl of Surrey, were the men into whose hands public business naturally fell.

But Warham was somewhat stiff and crabbed, so that he did not commend himself to the young king.

Foxe represented the opinions of the old officials, while the Earl of Surrey was the natural leader of the old nobility who could not help resenting the subordinate position into which they had been reduced by Henry VII and hoped that a new reign would give them fresh opportunities.

He had done enough to induce Henry to enter into a secret league for the protection of the Church, which meant a convenient pretext for attacking Francis if he became too powerful in Italy.

When this was arranged, the Red Hat was sent to England, and its reception gave Wolsey an opportunity of displaying his love for magnificent ceremonial.

On 17th November it was placed on his head by Archbishop Warham in Westminster Abbey.

Ceremonial, however splendid, was but an episode in Wolsey's diplomatic business.

Uh, in the news recently is the beatification of Archbishop Fulton Sheen.

Sorry, is this beatification or is this canonization? Um, I should know this.

It's pa- I think it's his...

Okay, let's see.

Hi, my name's Father Mike Schmitz, and this is Ascension Presents.

Is Archbishop Fulton Sheen going to be canonized or beatified, and when is that?

Okay, here's the latest.

Archbishop Fulton Sheen is scheduled to be beatified on September 24th, 2026 in St. Louis.