In a wide-ranging variety of topics, Sheen brings his inimitable style to these very practical and highly pertinent thoughts for daily living. Initially published in 1955, it is amazing how very relevant these brief reflections are fifty some years later. Happiness, love, habits, environment, will, character, forgiveness, humility, communication, hope, freedom, and the practice of religion are the general categories under which these thoughts are arranged.

In this work, Sheen discusses fifty-nine areas of daily living and provides biblically based advice on how we can grow and prosper spiritually by putting these thoughts into practice. The reader will come away convinced of the timeless nature of these thoughts and the joy can be derived by living in love the truths that they contain.

Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen (1895-1979), whose cause for canonization is actively being pursued in many quarters, is no stranger to the millions around the world who have read his books, watched him on television or heard his recorded messages on tape, radio or CD