Fulton Sheen Books

FULTON JOHN SHEEN (1895-1979) FIRST EDITION BOOK PUBLICATIONS

Bishop Sheen published more than 90 books during his life. This list is composed of what we believe is the most consistent set of first editions. Some additional UK firsts are not listed.

Included in this list are publications of his talks on the Catholic Hour radio show and his four television shows. These talks were generally published by the National Council of Catholic Men/Our Sunday Visitor in paperback form. A few were also published simultaneously in hardback.

FIRST BOOK YEAR PUBLICATIONS

1. God and Intelligence (1925) - Longmans, Green and Co.

God and Intelligence in Modern Philosophy: A Critical Study in the Light of the Philosophy of St. Thomas is the published version of Sheen's dissertation for his "agrege en Philosophie" from the University of Louvain in Belgium . He was the first American to achieve that degree.

LATER BOOKS

2. Religion Without God (1928) - Longmans, Green and Co.

Sheen's previous work, God and Intelligence, examined God in relation to the anti-intellectual tendencies of the present day. This volume is a continuation of that work and the two volumes together are a complete philosophy of religion from both its formal and material angles.

3. The Life of All Living (1929) - The Century Co.

The Philosophy of Life. Sheen's inspiration for this work is the ideas contained in the 11th chapter of the fourth book of Saint Thomas ’ Contra Gentes. This book provides an analogical description of Revealed Truths in terms of biology. A Supernatural Biology or a Treatise on Divine Life.

4. The Divine Romance (1930) - The Century Co.

Seven addresses from The Catholic Hour first printed as a pamphlet called "The Divine Romance" (1930) by the National Council of Catholic Men (NCCM). The hardbound copy incorporates that information along with some ideas from his previous book, The Life of All Living, and is designated as a revised edition on the title page of the 1930’s first hardbound edition published by The Century Co. Later editions were published in 1935 by the Appleton-Century Co.

5. Old Errors and New Labels (1931) - The Century Co.

Uses common sense with philosophical thought to examine contemporary ideas in the field of morals, religion, science, evolution, sociology, psychology and humanism. He shows that what was considered "modern" is only a new label for an old error. He also shows that what was considered "behind the times" is really beyond time. ** Rare in Dust Jacket **

6. Moods and Truths (1932) - The Century Co.

This work is a continuation of the previous work, Old Errors and New Labels, but is concerned principally with religious thought. The work compares "Moods" (i.e. fads and fancies) which dominate modern thinking, and "Truths" (i.e. God-made) which inspire ultra modern thinking.

7. The Seven Last Words (1933) - The Century Co.

Palm Sunday April 9, 1933 Catholic Hour Talk, published simultaneously in pamphlet form by the National Council of Catholic Men (NCCM) and HB by The Century Co. The last words spoken by Christ as he died on the cross along with an explanation of their meaning.

8. The Way of the Cross (1933) - Appleton-Century Co.

9. The Eternal Galilean (1934) - Appleton-Century Co.

Dec. 24, 1933 to April 1, 1934 15 Catholic Hour Talks, published simultaneously in pamphlet form by the National Council of Catholic Men (NCCM) and HB by The Appleton-Century Co.

10. The Philosophy of Science (1934) - Bruce Publishing Co.

11. The Mystical Body of Christ (1935) - Sheed & Ward

This book was based on a study of St. Thomas ’ treatise on the Mystical Body of Christ in which he emphasizes the triple office of Christ as Teacher, King and Priest, which offices are prolonged in the Church whose mission it is to teach, to govern, and to sanctify. It explains how the Church is the Mystical Body of Christ and how each part of the Church relates to the Mystical Body of Christ.

12. The Moral Universe (1936) - Bruce Publishing Co.

A Preface to Christian Living

Jan. 1 to April 16 1933 Fifteen Catholic Hour Talks, first published in pamphlet form entitled "The Hymn of the Conquered" by the National Council of Catholic Men. There is deep conviction in everyone of these talks that the moral problem of our day is not just another problem, along with the social, economic, and industrial questions. It is the problem. And its solution is the key to the solution of all the others.

13. Calvary and the Mass (1936) - P. J. Kenedy & Sons

This book explains the relationship of Christ's death " Calvary " to the mass. He said: "Do this for a commemoration of me." And that action whereby we re-enact His Death on the Cross is the Sacrifice of the Mass, in which we do as a memorial what he did at the Last Supper as the prefiguration of his Passion.

14. The Cross and the Beatitudes (1937) - P. J. Kenedy & Sons

This book is a correlation of the Seven Beatitudes and the Seven Last Words. The eighth Beatitude in the language of St. Thomas Aquinas "Is a confirmation and a declaration of all those that precede. Because from the very fact that a man is confirmed in poverty of spirit, meekness and the rest, it follows that no persecution will induce him to renounce them. Hence the eighth beatitude corresponds in a way to all the preceding seven." There is no strict correspondence between the Seven Beatitudes and the Seven Words, but this work assumes that they are not unrelated, for one seems to be related to the other as precept and deed. Both were delivered on a mountain; Our Lord began His Public Life on the Mount of the Beatitudes and closed it on the Mount of Calvary.

15. The Cross and the Crisis (1938) - Bruce Publishing Co.

The parable of the prodigal son forms the basis of the ten chapters. This series of discussions deals with the problem of the salvation of civilization and culture.

16. Liberty , Equality and Fraternity (1938) - The Macmillan Co.

17. The Rainbow of Sorrow (1938) - P. J. Kenedy & Sons

Bishop Sheen revisits Christ's last seven words from the Cross that he first wrote about in The Seven Last Words and uses them to speak on the questions of sorrow and suffering in the world. This book was later reprinted by Garden City Books in 1953.

18. Victory over Vice (1939) - P. J. Kenedy & Sons

19. Freedom Under God (1940) - Bruce Publishing Co.

In this book, Bishop Sheen discusses Religious Freedom vs. Communism. He answers all claims, silences all arguments and presents the undeniable advantages of Freedom Under God.

20. Whence Come Wars (1940) - Sheed & Ward

This book is a development of a series of Monsignor Sheen's radio talks. Not specific to any war, his concern is with the roots of the evils in ourselves that lead to war. We cannot examine the consciences of nations but we can examine our own. Within that personal examination, he comes to the question of why God allows war and his answer is at once convincing and terrible.

21. The Seven Virtues (1940) - P. J. Kenedy & Sons

With a similar writing style that he used in his thirteenth book The Cross and the Beatitudes, where he compares Christ's seven last words on the Cross to the Beatitudes, Monsignor Sheen compares those seven last words on the Cross to the seven virtues (Fortitude, Hope, Prudence, Faith, Temperance, Justice and Charity).

22. For God and Country (1941) - P. J. Kenedy & Sons

23. A Declaration of Dependence (1941) - Bruce Publishing Co.

A series of discussions in which Monsignor Sheen focuses attention on World War II, its causes and effects. He places the blame on the abandonment of Divine Law - on the apostasy of men and nations from God. Beginning with a study of the spirit of revolution, he goes on to discuss War and the Shattering of Illusions; Providence and War; Conditions of a just War; Militarism and Pacifism; What Are We Fighting For?; War as a Judgment of God; Understanding of Judgment; Universality of Judgment; A Declaration of Dependence and the Papacy and International Order.

24. God and War (1942) - P. J. Kenedy & Sons

25. The Divine Verdict (1943) - P. J. Kenedy & Sons

26. The Armor of God (1943) - P. J. Kenedy & Sons

27. Philosophies at War (1943) - C. Scribner's Sons

Monsignor Sheen gives in this book his conception of the underlying causes of the War (WW II), and of the ways by which the war may be most truly won. He explains that the battles we are fighting are only the physical manifestations of the revolution. In this revolution we must defeat the barbarism from without (Fascism, Nazism) and we must defeat the passive barbarism from within. Each of us must say: I must fight the enemy of man, and I must fight myself when I am my own worst enemy.

28. Seven Words to the Cross (1944) - P. J. Kenedy & Sons

29. Seven Pillars of Peace - 1944 - Charles Scribners Sons

30. Love One Another (1944) - P. J. Kenedy & Sons

Reflections on the Brotherhood of Man and how we can strive to achieve it. Its pages present an array of truths, reflection on which should provide devotional inspiration and a desire to seek, in underlying spiritual values, the sure way to harmonious living with one another.

31. Seven Words of Jesus and Mary (1945) - P. J. Kenedy & Sons

32. Preface to Religion (1946) - P. J. Kenedy & Sons

33. Characters of the Passion (1946) - P. J. Kenedy & Sons

34. Jesus, Son of Mary (1947) - D. X. McMullen Co.

One of two books written by Monsignor Sheen designed for children. Jesus, Son of Mary describes the life of Christ in simple terms from His Birth to His Resurrection. This book is an excellent read for children or for parents to read to very young children in order for them to begin to understand Jesus and the purpose for his life. The illustrations added by Rafaello Busoni will entertain and help children understand the book.

35. Communism and the Conscience of the West (1948) - Bobbs-Merrill Co.

36. Philosophy of Religion (1948) - Appleton-Century-Crofts

The purpose of this book is to show the relationship between human reason and religion. This involves four distinct problems: first, the history of the abandonment of reason and the final descent into irrationalism; second, a recall to the right use of reason in discovering the existence and nature of God; third, a study of the impact of the physical and historical sciences on religion; fourth, the value of the new approach to religion from man instead of nature.

37. Peace of Soul (1949) - McGraw - Hill

Monsignor Sheen offers in this book a way for man to bring peace to his soul. He asks us to stop blaming our subconscious for all our ills and to examine instead our conscience; to turn away from psychoanalysis and turn to God. He defines Freudianism as a revolution against the restraining influences of society. He tears the masks from the false gods of rationalized self-indulgence and misguided social reform, and explains spiritual discipline and Divine authority as a means to greater freedom.

38. Lift Up Your Heart (1950) - McGraw - Hill

Monsignor Sheen discusses the inner life of modern man in terms of three levels and the way to rise between them. Level One, the one most of us live in today is called the superficial self, or what we think we are. Level Two, the real self or personality, is the plane of natural goodness. It is on this level that you may acquire the worldly virtues and develop peace of mind. Level Three, the level that you may acquire the worldly virtues and develop peace of mind. Level Three, the God-centered life of the spirit is the only place that man can obtain complete fulfillment. It is at this height that self interests are forgotten in joy and peace of soul.

39. Three to Get Married (1951) - Appleton-Century-Crofts

Monsignor Sheen offers penetrating answers to the questions: Why does it take three to get married? Is there a difference between sex and love? How is the cult of the body best served? What is the unbreakable bond in marriage? What is the true meaning of "two in one flesh? Why does fidelity in marriage imply more than abstention from adultery? This is an essential book for every married person or anyone thinking of marriage.

40. The World’s First Love (1952) - McGraw - Hill

Bishop Sheen portrays woman, motherhood, virginity, love, marriage, sorrow, joy, freedom, and suffering in his life of Mary, Mother of God.

41. Life Is Worth Living, Series 1 (1953) - McGraw - Hill

During the mid 1950's, Bishop Sheen's television program Life is Worth Living was one of the most popular programs on TV. Watched by millions of viewers from all religions, Bishop Sheen offered guidance and inspiration on handling the every day problems facing the viewing public. This book is number 1 in a series of 5 composed of full length scripts from Bishop Sheen's television program.

42. Way to Happiness (1953) - Maco Magazine

First in a series of four books that is an edited collection of Bishop Sheen's newspaper columns. It was first published as a 95 page pamphlet by Maco Magazine Corp. in 1953, then in hard back by Garden City Books as a 192 page edition in 1954. This volume was compiled by Bishop Sheen with a specific purpose - to bring solace, healing and hope to hearts; truth and enlightenment to minds; goodness, strength and resolution to wills. There are three basic assumptions of this book: First: people are governed rather than governing. Second: Society is made by man, so man in his turn is made by his thoughts, his decisions and his choices. Third: Our happiness consists in fulfilling the purpose of our being.

43. Life Is Worth Living, Series 2 (1954) - McGraw - Hill

During the mid 1950'sn Bishop Sheen's television program Life is Worth Living was one of the most popular programs on TV. Watched by millions of viewers from all religions Bishop Sheen offered guidance and inspiration on handling the every day problems facing the viewing public. This book is number 2 in a series of 5 composed of full length scripts from Bishop Sheen's television program.

44. The Life of Christ (1954) - Maco Magazine

First presented as a series of 15 Catholic Hour talks presented from Jan. 6  to April 13, 1952, and published in a 108-page pamphlet form by the National Council of Catholic Men (1952). Maco Magazine published the talks as a 128-page paperback book in 1954, adding in 18 beautiful classic paintings. The book was expanded and published as a 459-page hardback book by McGraw-Hill in 1958 with the title changed to Life of Christ. Much more than a simple retelling of Christ's life, Bishop Sheen presents a dramatic and moving account of His significance as the God-Man, Man, as a Teacher, and in particular as the Savior of the world.

45. Way to Inner Peace (1954) - Maco Magazine

Second in a series of four books that is an edited collection of Bishop Sheen's newspaper columns. It was first published as a 95-page pamphlet by Maco Magazine Corp. in 1954, and then it was published by Garden City Books as a 188-page hard back edition in 1955. Bishop Sheen believes that inner peace can only be achieved by making God the Ruler of all we do. The simple and practical advice he gives based on years of contemplative thought about subjects such as Goodness, Happiness, Virtue, Learning, Wisdom and Faith will inspire everyone.

46. God Love You (1955) - Maco Magazine

This is the third in a series of four books that is a selection of the most helpful, inspiring passages from his previous books and newspaper columns. It was first published under the title The Best of Fulton J. Sheen. God Love You was published as a 95-page pamphlet by Maco Magazine Corp. in 1955, and then expanded and published by Garden City Books as a hard back edition in the same year. Each passage was selected for the special help and guidance it can bring to troubled hearts and souls on both temporal and religious matters. Love, hate, frustration, virtue, passion, wisdom, faith, pleasure, and forgiveness are some of the subjects considered.

47. The True Meaning of Christmas (1955) - McGraw - Hill

This is one of two books written by Monsignor Sheen designed for children. It is Bishop Sheen's story on the meaning of Christmas. This book is an excellent read for children or for parents to read to very young children in order for them to begin to understand the story of the nativity. Bishop Sheen explains that the birth of Christ was the supreme expression of God's love for man. The illustrations added by Fritz Kredel will entertain and help children understand the book.

48. Thinking Life Through, Series 3 (1955) - McGraw - Hill

During the mid 1950's, Bishop Sheen's television program Life is Worth Living was one of the most popular programs on TV. Watched by millions of viewers from all religions Bishop Sheen offered guidance and inspiration on handling the every day problems facing the viewing public. This book is number 3 in a series of 5 composed of full length scripts from Bishop Sheen's television program.

49. Thoughts for Daily Living (1955) - Maco Magazine

This is the last in a series of four books that is a selection of the most helpful, inspiring passages from his previous books and newspaper columns. First published as a 95-page pamphlet by Maco Magazine Corp. in 1955, it was then published by Garden City Books hard back that same year. The goal of life is to satisfy the highest reaches of personality, our desire for life, our craving for truth and our lust for love. Writing on subjects such as love, character, forgiveness, freedom, hope, happiness and others, Bishop Sheen reveals all that goes into the complexity of man's life on earth today.

50. Life Is Worth Living, Series 4 (1956) - McGraw - Hill

During the mid 1950's, Bishop Sheen's television program Life is Worth Living was one of the most popular programs on TV. Watched by millions of viewers from all religions Bishop Sheen offered guidance and inspiration on handling the every day problems facing the viewing public. This book is number 4 in a series of 5 composed of full length scripts from Bishop Sheen's television program.

51. Life Is Worth Living, Series 5 (1957) - McGraw - Hill

During the mid 1950's, Bishop Sheen's television program Life is Worth Living was one of the most popular programs on TV. Watched by millions of viewers from all religions, Bishop Sheen offered guidance and inspiration on handling the every day problems facing the viewing public. This book is number 5 in a series of 5 composed of full length scripts from Bishop Sheen's television program.

52. Life of Christ (1958) - McGraw - Hill

First presented as a series of 15 Catholic Hour talks presented from Jan. 6 to April 13, 1952, it was then published in a 108-page pamphlet form by the National Council of Catholic Men (1952). Maco Magazine published the talks as a 128-page paperback book in 1954, adding in 18 beautiful classic paintings. The book was expanded and published as a 459-page hardback book by McGraw-Hill in 1958 with the title changed to Life of Christ. Much more than a simple retelling of Christ's life, Bishop Sheen presents a dramatic and moving account of His significance as the God-Man, as a Teacher, and in particular as the Savior of the world.

53. Life of All Living (1958) - Popular Library

54. This Is the Mass (1958) - Hawthorn Books

This is the Mass as described by Henri Daniel-Rops and celebrated by Fulton J. Sheen. Photographed by world famous photographer, Yosuf Karsh, this is the first book out of four in a series of works devoted to the rites and history of the Catholic Church.

55. This Is Rome (1960) - Hawthorn Books

This is Rome as described by H. V. Morton and planned as an introduction to Rome by Fulton J. Sheen. Photographed by world famous photographer, Yosuf Karsh, this is the second book out of four in a series of works devoted to the rites and history of the Catholic Church.

56. Go to Heaven (1960) - McGraw Hill

Profound and exciting answers to the biggest questions of all: Why are we here? Where are we going? What roadblocks will we meet? What superhuman aid can we expect along the way? This book breathes new meaning into the old ideas of Heaven and Hell, and new life into the concepts of faith, tolerance, love, prayer, suffering and death. Keenly aware of evil in the myriad forms it takes in today's world (pride, avarice, envy, lust, anger, gluttony and sloth), he links them with the corrosive forces that never cease in their attacks on the Church, Christianity, and those who desire to be Christians today.

57. The Fulton J. Sheen Sunday Missal (1961) - Hawthorn Books

This was arranged and edited by Philip Caraman S.J. and James Walsh S.J. The best copies come in white or black leather binding with gold leaf edges and a ribbon marker. It is written in Latin with the English translation on the facing page. Printing is in black with all rubrics in red, totalling 630 pages (actually 1260 since the English and Latin pages carry the same page numbers). The entire first section is an explanation of the Mass by Fulton J. Sheen with a colored picture of Bishop Sheen saying Mass. The most valuable copies should also come with a black slipcase.

58. This Is the Holy Land (1961) - Hawthorn Books

This is the Holy Land as described by H. V. Morton and planned as an introduction to the Holy Land by Fulton J. Sheen. Photographed by world famous photographer, Yosuf Karsh, this is the third book out of four in a series of works devoted to the rites and history of the Catholic Church.

59. Science, Psychiatry and Religion (1962) - Dell

60. These Are the Sacraments (1962) - Hawthorn Books

Photographed by world famous photographer, Yosuf Karsh, Bishop Sheen explains the meanings of the sacraments to man, their power and their application. Each sacrament; The birth of the Christian at Baptism, the strength he receives at confirmation, his reception of the body and blood of Christ in Holy Communion, the forgiveness of his sins in Penance, the anointing of his body in the Last Sacrament, the power of Concentration granted the men receiving Holy Orders, and the nuptial blessing obtained by those who receive Matrimony, is explained in detail in relation to the life of the Church and the individual. Each sacrament is enhanced by nine full color reproductions and 32 black and white illustrations. This is the fourth book out of four in a series of works devoted to the rites and history of the Catholic Church.

61. Love Marriage and Children (1963) - Dell Pub.

62. The Choice: The Sacred or Profane Life (1963) - Dell Publications

63. The Priest Is Not His Own (1963) - McGraw Hill

The Priest is Not His Own is far more than a book for priests, or for those considering the priesthood as a vocation. Just as his earlier work, Life of Christ, was based on the thesis that Christ offered no other sacrifice but Himself, so in this new book, Bishop Sheen envisages the priest as a man sacrificing himself in prolongation of Christ's Incarnation. Drawing on his profound knowledge of Scripture, he is able to describe the exact and true significance of the individual priest, and in vibrant detail, his constant unending sacrifice as victim.

64. Way to Happy Living (1963) - Crest

65. Missions and the World Crisis (1964) - Bruce Publishing Co.

66. The Power of Love (1965) - Simon & Schuster

67. Walk with God (1965) - Maco Magazine Corp

68. Christmas Inspirations (1966) - Maco Ecumenical Books

A collection of essays, poems and inspirational articles to guide you and yours toward a fuller and more meaningful understanding of the Christmas season and what it should mean to all of us.

69. Footprints in a Darkened Forest (1967). Meredith Press

In this book, Bishop Sheen is able to convey often complex subject matter through the use of analogy and metaphor. Ranging from the "God is dead" controversy to modern man's loneliness, from how-to-get-out-of-the-rat-race to the lives of modern saints, these sermons pose basic questions about the values and beliefs of today's society, offering practical advice and sound comments.

70. Guide to Contentment (1967) - Simon & Schuster

71. Lenten and Easter Inspirations (1967) - Maco Ecumenical Books

72. That Tremendous Love (1967) - Harper & Row Pub.

73. The Wit and Wisdom of Fulton J. Sheen (1968) - Prentice-Hall

74. Children and Parents (1970) - Simon & Schuster

75. Those Mysterious Priests (1974) - Doubleday

76. Life Is Worth Living First and Second Series Abridged (1978) - Doubleday

NATIONAL COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC MEN (NCCM) / OUR SUNDAY VISITOR (OSV) PAPERBACK PUBLICATIONS OF CATHOLIC HOUR RADIO PROGRAM TALKS

The Divine Romance (1930) (NCCM)

(Seven addresses from Catholic Hour Talks)

Also published in HB (1930) by The Century Co.

Manifestations of Christ (1931) (NCCM)

The Way of the Cross (1932) (NCCM)

The Seven Last Words (1933) (NCCM)

(Palm Sunday April 9, 1933 Catholic Hour Talk)

Also published in HB (1933) by The Century Co.

Hymn of the Conquered (1933) (NCCM)

(Jan. 1 - April 16 1933 / 15 Catholic Hour Talks)

Published in HB (1936) as The Moral Universe by The Bruce Pub. Co.

The Queen of Seven Swords (1934) (NCCM)

(Good Friday, March 30, 1934 Catholic Hour Talk)

The Eternal Galilean (1934) (NCCM)

(Dec. 24, 1933 to April 1, 1934 / 15 Catholic Hour Talks)

Also published in HB (1934) by The Appleton-Century Co.

The Fullness of Christ (1935) (NCCM)

(Dec. 23, 1934 - April 21, 1935 / 19 Catholic Hour Talks)

The Prodigal World (1936)

(Dec. 29, 1935 - April 12, 1936 / 17 Catholic Hour Talks)

Our Wounded World (1937)

(Jan. 3, 1937 - March 28, 1937 / 14 Catholic Hour Talks)

Justice and Charity Part 1 (1938) (NCCM)

The Social Problems and the Church

(Jan. 2 - Feb. 27 1938 / 9 Catholic Hour Talks)

Justice and Charity Part II (1938)

The Individual Problem and the Cross

Peace, The Fruit of Justice (NCCM)

(Jan. 7 - February 4, 1940 / 5 Catholic Hour Talks)

Freedom and Peace (1941) (OSV)

(11 Selected Catholic Hour Talks 1939 - 1940)

War & Guilt (1941) (NCCM)

(Dec. 15, 1940 - April 11, 1941 / 19 Catholic Hour Talks)

Peace (NCCM)

(Dec. 21 1941 - April 5 1942 / 17 Catholic Hour Talks)

The Crisis in Christendom (1943)

One Lord One World (1944) (NCCM)

Friends (1944) Abridgment of the book Love One Another.

Pamphlet presented to Friends of the Catholic Hour.

You (1945) (NCCM)

Love on Pilgrimage (1946) (NCCM)

Light Your Lamps (1947) (NCCM)

(Jan. 26 - April 6 1947 / 11 Catholic Hour Talks)

The Modern Soul in Search of God (1948)

(Jan. 4 - March 28, 1948 / 13 Catholic Hour Talks)

The Love That Waits You (1949) (NCCM)

(Jan. 2 - April 17 1949 / 16 Catholic Hour Talks)

The Rock Plunged Into Eternity (1950)

(Jan. 1 - April 9 1950 / 14 Catholic Hour Talks)

The Woman (1951)

The Life of Christ (1952) (NCCM)

(Jan. 6 - April 13 1952 / 15 Catholic Hour Talks)

Published by MACO (1954) as a paperback.

Expanded and published by McGraw-Hill (1958) as Life of Christ.

Divine Immanence in "God" (1953)

Freedom and Conscience in "Man" (1954)

Cardinal Hayes - A Eulogy

Freedom Part I: Social Freedom

Freedom Part II: Personal Freedom

The Seven Last Words and The Seven Virtues

PAULIST PRESS PAMPHLETS

The Tactics of Communism (1940's)

Liberty Under Communism (1940's)

Communism Answers Questions of a Communist (1940's)

Communism and Religion (1940's)

OTHER BOOKS OF INTEREST

The Quotable Fulton J. Sheen (1967)

The Passion of Fulton Sheen (1972)

A Fulton Sheen Reader (1979)

The Electronic Christian: 105 Readings from Fulton Sheen (1979)

Treasure in Clay (Autobiography) (1980)

On Being Human: Reflections on Life and Living (1982)

Through The Year With Fulton Sheen (1985)

From the Angels Blackboard: The Best of Fulton J. Sheen: A Centennial Celebration (1995)

Simple Truths: Thinking Life Through (1998)

Your Life is Worth Living (2001)

America 's Bishop (2001) A controversial biography by Thomas C. Reeves

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