Archbishop Fulton Sheen's
Radio Catechism

Archbishop Fulton Sheen (1895-1979) was the Archbishop of Rochester who hosted a very popular, Emmy-winning TV program, "Life is Worth Living," between 1951 and 1957. Below is a basic Catechesis based on his show. He is buried in St. Patrick's Cathedral, New York. 

Philosophy of Life
Conscience
Good and Evil Part I
Good and Evil Part II
Original Sin and the Angels
Original Sin
The Effects of Original Sin
Miracles
Revealed Truth
Old Testament Revelation
New Testament Revelation
The Commandments Part I
The Commandments Part II
Law of Love: Total Commitment

God, Mary and Church:

The Blessed Trinity
Divinity of Christ
Humanity of Christ
Christ in the Creed: Part 1 - His Birth
Christ in the Creed: Part II: His Death and Resurrection
Christ in the Creed: Part III - His Ascension
Ascension
The Holy Spirit
The Mother of Jesus
Body of Christ
Peter: Vicar of Christ
Authority and Infallibility

The Sacraments:

Sanctifying Grace
The Sacraments
Baptism
Confirmation
The Holy Eucharist
The Eucharistic Sacrifice
The Mass
Sin
Sin and Penance
Penance
Unction
Holy Orders
Marriage as a Sacrament
Marriage
Sex is a Mystery
Birth Control
Marriage Problems

Last Things:

Suffering, Death and Resurrection
Death and Judgment
Purgatory
Heaven is not so Far Away
The Hell there is!

Miscellaneous:

Prayer is a Dialogue
Non-Christian Religions
Communism and the Church
The World, the Soul and Things