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S1 E1 The Pearcing Truth – Who Was “The Literary Fort Knox”?

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THE PILOT EPISODE July, 2017

THE PEARCING TRUTH- Based upon the best-selling work LITERARY CONVERTS by Joseph Pearce.

Featuring Joseph Pearce and hosted by Mike Church – EPISODE 1, Who Was “The Literary Fort Knox”?

On today’s Pearcing Truth show & classroom, we’ll review the “historia” of one of Britain’s most gifted and best known authors.

  • He was born in 1888 Kibworth, Leicestershire England.
  • He converted to Catholicism in 1917 and was ordained a priest 2 years later.
  • One of his signal literary achievements is the sometimes controversial new english edition of the Holy Bible.
  • He died on august 24th, 1957. The New York Times’ eulogy pronounced him “the wittiest churchman since Sydney Smith.”
  • Who is this literary convert, turned priest!?

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