This paper provides essential information for anyone studying a number of subjects from the first century CE up to modern times. It contains information regarding many emperors & popes, and makes ...

In this episode of Fundamentally Catholic, we explore how the early Church took shape under Pope St. Evaristus, the fourth successor of St. Peter, and why his decisions still shape parish life today. Then we turn to Lent — where the Church’s ancient rhythm of fasting, prayer, and almsgiving reveals a deeper logic than simple self‑denial. Finally, we meet St. Philip Neri, the joyful reformer whose humor, holiness, and love for souls remind us that the Christian life is meant to be both serious and deeply joyful. If you’ve ever wondered why the Church is structured the way it is, what Lent is really for, or how a saint can be both hilarious and holy, this episode ties it all together with clarity, history, and heart. https://coolcasts.cooolmedia.com/show/catholic-101/ https://cooolmedia.com