Off the Shelf - Episode 210 with Dan LeRoy

 This week I am joined by Dan LeRoy, author of the fantastic new book Liberty’s Lions:

The Catholic Revolutionaries Who Established America. We pull the veil back on time and take a look at the contributions of Catholics during the Revolutionary years. Often suppressed by history due to the general poor perception of Catholics in the colonies, there's a lot to learn here and you'll grow in greater appreciation of their many contributions. Get your copy of Liberty's Lions here. 

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