The Primacy of Peter

The Primacy of Peter

In this episode we dive into Matthew 16 to understand the primacy of Peter. It is this chapter of the Bible that records Peter receiving the grace from God to proclaim Jesus as the Messiah, and in doing so, Peter is elevated to assume the position of Ch

St. Ignatius of Loyola

St. Ignatius of Loyola

In this episode, get to know St. Ignatius of Loyola. His conversion lead him to a spiritual life that profoundly influenced many great saints and still today continues to guide the spiritual lives of many Christian faithful.

Not Just Arbitrary Rules

Not Just Arbitrary Rules

Morality is about right and wrong. False. Morality is about how to be happy. Tune into this Catholic Bytes episode to hear how Catholic morality isn’t just a set of arbitrary rules.

Sonship in the Trinity

Sonship in the Trinity

In this episode we unfold the meaning of Christ as the Son of God and the particular relationship His Sonship has to our human kinship to God the Father as His adopted sons and daughters.

Beauty in the Liturgy

Beauty in the Liturgy

Beautiful art and architecture are certainly not foreign to the Catholic Church, and a person may wonder what role this aesthetic beauty plays in the liturgy. In this episode we discuss the relationship between God and beauty and its role in the liturgy

St. Francis de Sales: Doctor of Love

St. Francis de Sales: Doctor of Love

The Eiffel Tower, crepes, St. Francis de Sales, these three gifts to the world all came from France. Although the first two may be more well known to the world at large, St. Francis de Sales is a well known saint in the Church. He is also referred to as

Go.

Go.

Is your favorite part of Mass the end of it? Sometimes it seems that we are itching to get out of church right after the dismissal, but the dismissal actually comes with a responsibility. Tune into this Catholic Bytes episode to see how we must go forth

The Rest of the Story

The Rest of the Story

In this episode we talk about the happy ending that is the ascension of Jesus Christ. Jesus completed our salvation with His resurrection and after this, He returns home to heaven; something that upon meditating can help us to understand the full contex

The Father of Monasticism

The Father of Monasticism

For part II of our history series on monks and friars, we discuss the great contributions of Saint Benedict to monastic life. The Father of Monasticism, Saint Benedict, lived in a time when monasticism was already practiced, however at this particular t

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