St. Joseph Communications has combined classic recordings of Archbishop Sheen's timeless reflections on the true meaning of Christmas with the Biblical story of Our Lord's Nativity, Gregorian chant and beloved seasonal music to create a holiday listening experience that's sure to become a family favorite.

In this powerful three disc CD series, A Voice from Calvary, Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen reflects upon Christ's last discourse given as He gasped for His final breaths of air. Recorded live at the historic St. Agnes Church in downtown Manhattan, and digitally re-mastered, you'll be privileged to listen and learn as he imparts spiritual secrets to lasting happiness and enduring holiness. His superb and eloquent words impart wisdom that will renew your understanding of what it means to be a Christian, especially in today's troubled times. They also invite us to partake in the ongoing work of Redemption. For as St. Paul teaches, "I must fill up in my own body what is lacking in the sufferings of Christ."

On April 8, 1977, a record crowd of over 6,000 worshippers came to St. Agnes Catholic Church in New York City to attend the Good Friday Service given by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen. This was the very same church where, 50 years before, Sheen delivered his first three-hour Good Friday Service as a young priest. Now the church was filled to capacity, along with the school cafeteria, gymnasium and classrooms. Finally, NY Police had to shut down traffic on 43rd and 44th streets to protect the faithful who crowded the sidewalks outside the church, where loudspeakers carried the inspired words of the beloved prelate. The TV networks broadcast the Archbishop's remarks on the evening news and the enlightening event made the front page of the New York Times. This was truly Archbishop Sheen's finest hour.