Thomas C. Reeves is a best-selling historian specializing in American politics and religion. The biographer of Presidents Chester A. Arthur and John F. Kennedy, as well as Senator Joseph R. McCarthy, Reeves is a senior fellow at the Wisconsin Policy Research Institute. He lives with his family near Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
paperback, by Thomas C. Reeves — Fulton J. Sheen, the leading American Catholic of the twentieth century, became familiar to a generation of Americans as the radiant figure in full bishop's robes who held the nation spellbound during the 1950s on his television show, "Life Is Worth Living." The American Catholic Church's most charismatic presence over several decades, Sheen was also its chief evangelist. Among his thousands[...]
