Growing up as a cousin of Blessed Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen, Rosemarie Holliger Costello had an up-close look at the powerful love he had for the Eucharist.
Throughout the 60 years—from the time he became a priest in 1919 until his passing in 1979—Sheen never missed having a Holy Hour with Eucharistic Adoration every day of his life.
That intense devotion fueled his remarkable media ministry, as he became the most famous Catholic leader in America through his enormously popular radio and TV shows, as well as the dozens of books he authored.
Holliger Costello speaks of Blessed Sheen’s passion for prayer in the new documentary “Adore Him: He Is Here,” which spotlights the powerful practice of Adoration and debuts in movie theaters nationwide October 4-8.
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