The Crisis in Christendom Mariella Gable Believing totally in the capacity

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The Crisis in Christendom Mariella Gable Believing totally in the capacityBy Fulton J. Sheen World War II visited a judgment upon Christendom. In January 1943, thirteen months after the bombing of Pearl Harbor and the United States entry into the global conflict, Fulton J. Sheen addressed the nation: This war is a crisis. Crisis is taken from a Greek word which means judgment; and that is just what this war isa judgment of God. In these seventeen addresses, broadcast on January 3 to April 25, 1943, Sheen explains this