King of the Belgians

And he considers the entire world is either spiritually on the cross with Christ, accepting their suffering, or at the foot of the cross, mocking the suffering or being apathetic to it.

And it's through this deep reflection on the passion that Sheen's work in the pontifical missions of the lepers and the poor of the world, of the inner city black and Puerto Rican people moving into Rochester, needing spiritual support, that truly everyone from the most outcast to the highest place, to King Louis, he was the friend of the King of Belgium, I. that he saw that everyone had the opportunity to embrace the cross of Christ.

And that's rooted in the divine omniscience of Christ and his universal place of humanity as perfect victim and perfect priest.

And it is Sheen's philosophy of St. Thomas Aquinas that makes that high Christology psychologically grounded.

And this all derives from the Blessed Sacrament.

I mean, he certainly loved being a celebrity.

He had lots of celebrity friends, you know, from famous violinists, actresses, and everybody even, you know, his friend, the King of Belgium.

But when it came down to it, that daily holy hour is an examination of conscience.