Our human reality (bodily and spiritual) is a reflection of God, who made us in His image. In this episode we learn how this endows us with a vocation of love, earthly dominion, and submission to God.

What are you doing for your New Years resolution?

Heres an idea, read the entire bible! Well, I suppose listen is more accurate.

Listen to this announcement by Fr. Greg and commit to deepening your faith in 2017.

Mary has many titles, but Warrior Woman is not a very common one. This Catholic Bytes episode not only shows us how Mary is indeed a warrior woman, but how this image of her is developed throughout the Old Testament.

This episode follows the two prior discussions on justice by elaborating on the practical ways we can develop this virtue in our lives.

Why is it the creation story specifies that God created humans as male and female? What is it in the relationship between man and woman, in their complementarity, that is in the image and likeness of God? Get the answers when you tune into this Catholic

In the previous podcast we began a discussion on the virtue of justice, which is vital to living a moral life. In this podcast we discuss the virtue in greater depth in order to better equip ourselves to practice it by analyzing the different parts of t

Post modern society pits faith against reason, but Christianity claims that they are compatible. How do we know that our faith is reasonable? Tune into this Catholic Bytes episode to hear Fr. Daniel explain miracles and prophesies in relation to the cred

What are your rights? In our current era the definition of rights has become a bit distorted. Rights and responsibilities are outcomes of a pre-existing truth. In this episode we discuss rights from their historical, philosophical, and theological fou

The virtue of justice is inherent to our being. It is not only part of our humanity, but it is also intrinsic to our Christian lives. In this episode we’ll discuss this virtue and explain its relevance in our relationship with others and our relationshi

What it is that defines the Catholic Church? Like all things, the Church has an identity which comes from her characteristics. Four of these characteristics we call the marks of the Church since they are the unchangeable essence of what the Church is.

Throughout this series of episodes on God’s covenants with various figures in the Old Testament, we have seen how each covenant was fulfilled in Jesus Christ in the New Testament. In this final episode, we take a big picture look at the development of t

Fr. Jim gives us a survey of the Councils of Ephesus, Chalcedon, Constantinople II and III. These councils deal with the nature of Christ’s humanity.

As we continue the series on covenants we now look at God’s covenant with David, the successor of Saul as the first human king of God’s people. God makes a covenant with David for a kingship that leaves a legacy that looks forward to the coming of Chri

In this episode, we talk about what an ecumenical council is, and discuss the issues related to two major ecumenical councils in the early Church: Nicaea and Constantinople I.

God’s relationship with His people changes from the Old Testament to the New, and even His guidance for us as to how to follow Him takes on new form in the New Testament. In this episode we discuss this development through God’s covenant with Moses, whi

In just one year of active priestly ministry, Blessed Miguel Pro set an example for the rest of the Church to live as God created us to be. From disguising himself as a police officer to minister to priests on death row, to forgiving his executioners rig

Whether an action is right or wrong is not always obvious. In this complex world there can be circumstances in which the morality of an action is difficult to determine, and in this episode we discuss various criteria for judging the immorality of actio

The recount of Abraham that we get from the Bible demonstrates a complex relationship with God in which Abraham relies on God with faith and trust, and ultimately is an amazing example for all of us. In this episode we talk about Abraham’s story and how

The person of Jesus Christ is the part of the Triune God that we relate to on a personal level, but many heresies along the way have tried to negate the truth of Christ’s human nature. In this episode hear how the personal aspect of Christ is fundamenta

God’s covenant with Noah is a significant part of man’s relationship with God. We learn from its narration in the Old Testament and through reflections offered in the New Testament. This covenant still provides invaluable teachings for Christianity toda

In this episode we utilize our resources of the Bible and the Catechism to discuss what we know about life in heaven.

In this episode we discuss the story of creation focusing on the covenant God made with Adam.

In this episode we take a look at the Old Testament scriptures of Samuel and Isaiah to understand the unique kingship of Christ. These passages demonstrate the relationship between the messianic promises God makes early on in the Bible and the reign of