CALLED AND CHOSEN: THE NEVER-CHANGING FACE OF THE PRIESTHOOD Archbishop Fulton Sheen, the most influential Catholic evangelist of the twentieth century, shares with remarkable frankness his thoughts and feelings on what it means to be a priest of God. Originally given as a retreat for Irish clergy, Called and Chosen will profoundly move you as the beloved prelate opens wide his heart about the merciful love of God. Discover a priest’s inmost perspective on such subjects as sin, rebellion, obedience, the Church, Mary, and the Holy Eucharist. This recording has been digitally remastered from a vinyl recording of a live presentation. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Declared to have lived a life of heroic virtues and earning the title of venerable by Pope Benedict XVI on June 28, 2012, Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen (May 8, 1895 – December 9, 1979) was considered by many to be the greatest preacher of the twentieth century. Indeed, he was a true pioneer in religious broadcasting. From 1952 until 1957, then Bishop Sheen, discussed the moral issues of the day, in an inspirational American television series, telecast nationwide, Life is Worth Living. Prior to the advent of television, Bishop Sheen pioneered religious broadcasting on radio with a program titled The Catholic Hour during the years of 1928 to 1952. This production is part of The Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen Biblical Education Library Collection ©1950 St. Joseph Communication (P)2012 Casscom Media This edition reproduced, manufactured and distributed by Casscom Media, 6000 Industrial Drive, Greenville, TX 75402.