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Show Me Your Scars: Fulton Sheen’s Theology of Suffering for a Wounded World

Pre-order your copy of Show Me Your Scars by Chantal R. Howard and discover Venerable Archbishop Fulton Sheen’s timeless wisdom on transforming life’s deepest trials into instruments of grace.

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When the risen Christ appeared to His apostles, He kept His scars—and He asked Thomas to touch them. Written for the person in the pew carrying a breaking marriage, a failing body, or an unlifting grief, Show Me Your Scars proves that suffering, offered rather than wasted, is your credential for winning souls for Christ.

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What You’ll Discover Inside the Book:

Part I — The Man & His Scars: Explore Sheen’s daily 60-year Holy Hour, tender devotion to Our Lady, hidden generosity to the poor, and the decade of ecclesial humiliation that made his priest-victimhood credible.
Part II — Redemptive Suffering Distilled: Understand what redemptive suffering is and is not, avoid self-manufactured trials, and embrace Sheen's "apologetics of sanctity."
Part III — Step-by-Step Spiritual Practice: Learn Sheen's core habits with practical guides for a daily Holy Hour, Marian consecration, and his 1951 World Mission Rosary.
Fully Sourced & Verified: Every Sheen quotation is cited to the page, drawing on over 20 of his original books, broadcasts, and recorded sermons across 177 footnotes (~42,500 words / 211 pages).
First-Person Witnesses: Features personal stories from Fr. Donald Calloway, Christopher West, Immaculée Ilibagiza, Tammy Peterson, Terry Barber, Jason Jones, and Dr. Peter Howard.