Following central chapters of the Catechism of the Catholic Church, Fr. Sherwood's stories bring its teachings alive and give new meaning to its core messages. Referring directly to CCC sections, this book makes for inspiring reading and wonderful teaching material, highlighting concrete human experiences of Catholic life.
Focusing on the rhetorical leadership of Fulton J. Sheen, Norman Vincent Peale, and Billy Graham, this study explores their individual and collective impact on an era marked by extremism and a national religious revival. It examines how their unique communication styles and messages resonated with the public, shaping the religious landscape and influencing societal attitudes during a pivotal time in history.
Focusing on the impact of influential preachers in the twentieth century, the book highlights the contributions of both well-known figures like Martin Luther King, Jr. and Billy Graham, as well as lesser-known Catholic preachers. It addresses the imbalance in recognition given to different Christian denominations, emphasizing the significant yet often overlooked role of Catholic preaching in shaping both religious and secular society during this period.