I recently finished reading a book by Bishop Fulton J. Sheen entitled "the 7 Capital Sins". In this book, Bishop Sheen spoke about the 7 capital sins (angry, envy, lust, pride, gluttony, sloth and covetousness), one chapter for each. While reading, there were many moments that made me stop to ponder and reflect on certain parts. One of these was when I read the sixth chapter on Sloth. Inside this chapter, he used many of the parables and stories from the Gospel.
A review on a book by Fulton J. Sheen, The Seven Capital Sins
Yesterday, I was invited to join the Book Reading Day organized by the Emmaus at the Church of St. Mary. The person-in-charge brought some collection of books from the Emmaus library. Among the few that he placed on the table, a name written on a book caught my eyes: Fulton J. Sheen (1895 – 1979). He was one of the very famous Bishops whom many of my seniors have been talking about and is already on the way to be canonized.
I recently finished reading a book by Bishop Fulton J. Sheen entitled "the 7 Capital Sins". In this book, Bishop Sheen spoke about the 7 capital sins (angry, envy, lust, pride, gluttony, sloth and covetousness), one chapter for each. While reading, there were many moments that made me stop to ponder and reflect on certain parts. One of these was when I read the sixth chapter on Sloth. Inside this chapter, he used many of the parables and stories from the Gospel.