Patience Has A Story - Ozzie & Harriet Nelson - Hour of St. Francis

After hearing a sermon on patience, George seems to have very little of it after leaving the church

“The Hour of St. Francis” is a radio program that began in December of 1946 and continued through the 1950s. Each fifteen minute episode presented a dramatic story — often a “modern day parable” which looked at a moral issue or a particular virtue.

“The Hour, sponsored by the Third Order of St. Francis, is founded on the belief that sound Catholic teaching and religious inspiration can be combined with entertainment.” (The Sign, December 1949, p. 31) It was the project of Fr. Hugh Noonan, O.F.M., of St. Joseph’s Church in Los Angeles. He wanted stories that tackled practical problems of modern men and women.

Originally Broadcast 1949

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