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The rich history of Catholic history and social teaching takes center stage in this latest volume collecting stories from the pages of George Pflaum's comic book series, Treasure Chest of Fun & Fact, which was distributed to Catholic schoolchildren for more than 25 years starting in the1940s. This volume explores a variety of engaging tales from Catholic history as well as collecting stories pertaining to the rich social teachings of the Catholic Church. These include a perhaps-unexpected array of considerations of issues ranging from labor concerns to racism, religious freedom to war, many far ahead of their time in prioritizing matters that would only come to the fore in later years. This edition joins other volumes in this series focused on Catholic feasts and moral teachings, the Mass, and more, collected by Golden Key Media.

This volume of selections from Catholic publisher George Pflaum's Treasure Chest of Fun & Fact comic book series collects stories of Catholic saints whose feast days fall outside of specific liturgical seasons (such as Lent and Advent) but instead during the months of Ordinary Time.A number of beloved saints and Holy Days are brought to life in these pages, whether they invoke nostalgia in readers from years past, or delight younger readers of today. Distributed to Catholic schools from the 1940s into the 1970s, these stories, in some cases illustrated by future artists of note in the pantheon of comic book history, provided generations of children a colorful means of engaging their faith, and provide historical, nostalgic, and educational opportunities today for readers of all ages. Published by Golden Key Media: www.goldenkeyaudio.com.

This volume of selections from Catholic publisher George Pflaum's Treasure Chest of Fun & Fact comic book series offers a lively glimpse into mid-20th century Catholic devotional, educational, and liturgical life, focusing on the parts of the (pre-Vatican II) Mass, the Sacraments, and Catholic teaching on a variety of matters, spiritual and theological. Distributed to Catholic schools from the 1940s into the 1970s, these stories, in some cases illustrated by future artists of note in the pantheon of comic book history, provided generations of children a colorful means of engaging their faith, and provide historical, nostalgic, and educational opportunities today for readers of all ages. Published by Golden Key Media: www.goldenkeyaudio.com.