The Feast of Sts. Peter and Paul is the anniversary of Catholic Bytes podcast, so here is an “anniversary” episode with the Catholic Bytes Trio!

The Antipope Anastasius almost defeats the Pope.

What does it mean to be a leader? How is a Catholic leader different from other leaders? Are you still called to lead if you aren’t in a managerial position at work? Tune into this Catholic Bytes episode to learn more, and hear an exciting announce

The Battle of Ostia and the defense of Rome.

A gluttonous Pope and a raid on Rome.

Who doesn’t love a good draft? In this episode, the Catholic Bytes Trio picks their dream team of the Apostles. It’s both hilarious and educational so tune in and then let us know who your dream team would be!

You may explain things in a clear and concise way…or so you think, but what if the receiver isnt catching your drift? How people receive your message is very important, especially when we are talking about the Faith. Tune in for more! 

Bloody civil wars, the division of an Empire, and a Pope who tried to make peace.

Some may consider thee, thou, and thy as a formal use of language, but in reality, it expresses a type of intimacy with the person you are speaking with. What does this have to do with the Faith? You would be surprised! Tune in and find out! 

Lets review!

We have made it to the 100th pope! A beloved but short-lived Pope.

Youve seen the normal colors of red, green, white, and purple, but have you seen ash, blue, and silver? Tune into this episode to hear about these obscure liturgical colors and when the Church uses them.

The Franks strike back! And get their own guy is elected pope.

A pope who was accused of murder.

The eternal question: Why does God allow bad things to happen? This podcast, with guest Fr. Matt Fish, goes into common answers we may hear and what the true answer is. 

A brief papacy with a visit to the Franks.

In this (a tad bit longer) episode of Catholic Bytes, we talk about all things baseball as related to the Faith with special guest, Ed Condon, Editor of the Washington branch of Catholic News Agency. 

Christmas Day, 800 AD, easiest date to remember in History, Charlemagne and the Pope

Have you read The Divine Comedy? This CB episode dives into what this work points us to and the bigger picture/purpose of art and literature. 

The Seventh Ecumenical Council and the Carolingian Renaissance.

This episode is a throwback to last year – Easter is no time to stop praying, and since you have some extra time on your hands at home, lets focus on building up our spiritual lives!

A hotly disputed election, two anti-popes, two Frankish kings, and a bloody tumultuous papacy.

The brother of Pope Stephen becomes pope himself.