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Bishop Fulton J. Sheen is eloquence at its very best. These timeless messages offer inspiring guidance, encouragement, peace of mind and spiritual comfort that will touch the heart.

Hope for a Wounded World — Join Bishop Fulton J. Sheen as he discusses some of the causes of hopelessness—the “God is Dead” philosophy, violence and secularism. Using the illustration of Cain who killed his brother Abel, Bishop Sheen shows how hope can spring forth out of the worst and most potent moments because Christ died for us and rose again. We can find hope in His resurrection and life.

False Compassion — In this timeless program, Bishop Fulton J. Sheen explains the two types of compassion. He begins by relating the parable of the Good Samaritan to illustrate the correct type of compassion, or true compassion. Then he discusses compassion that is false, where the perpetrator instead of the victim is pitied. Bishop Sheen discusses that as this false compassion has risen, so has the crime rate increased.

Servant of God, Fulton J. Sheen (1895-1979)
People of all faiths recognize Bishop Fulton J. Sheen as one of the greatest communicators of the twentieth century. He had the unique ability of being natural and at ease in front of an audience. He wrote many books, articles and columns, and broadcast numerous radio and television programs, always ending with his goodbye and blessing, "God Love You."
Bishop Sheen died on December 9, 1979. Recently, the Vatican has opened the canonization cause for him. He is now titled "Servant of God." For more information, go to www.archbishopsheencause.org.