The unvarnished, non-boring history of the popes of the Roman Catholic Church – told in a way to remind us that the world and the Church’s problems today have happened plenty of times before. Become a Paid Subscriber: https://anchor.fm/thepopecast/subscribe
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 103 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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This is such a great podcast! Informative, fun and perfect length! As a life long Catholic, great way to get a tidbit of our history! Thank you!!
Well told stories with a Goldilocks amount of detail. A fun listen that informs at the same time.
Just the right length for podcast listening. Not too much depth, amusingly told.
Not sure how I found the Popecast, but my favorite part has been the historical background and context of the Popes. As I’ve learned more history, I’ve learned the waves of sanctity and debauchery that have flowed through the years, and seeing where various papacies have fallen during those eras has been fascinating. I’ve also loved the connections of the popes with each other (before they became Pope) and with other various historical figures, both saints and sinners, rulers and religious. Keep... more
When I saw this podcast I got so excited because I’m a new Catholic, converted Protestant, and know next to nothing about the last 2,000 years of Christianity. A podcast on the Popes was exactly what I’m looking for. Episode 1, Peter, and off we go… more
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