Pentecost Sunday marks the beginning of the Church as we know it today. John and Peter run through this sensational event, and explain how the Holy Ghost reaches us today. Learn about St Luke, the world's first live broadcaster, and especially about how the Holy Ghost inspires the Catholic Church to fulfill her role in the world.
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The Ascension marks the end of Christ's presence on earth. He is now in Heaven. Why does the Church celebrate Christ's departure from the world? Is He truly gone? Why is this Peter's favourite feast day? Is there such a thing as an Ascension carol? Listen to the great story of how the Apostles got Aristotled and learn why the Catholic Church so mysteriously celebrates this day as one of the most important in the year.
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So far, Pope Leo XIV's reign has emphasised unity within the Church - but many object that what the Catholic Church needs today is more diversity. So, is the Church diverse? If not, could it ever be? What is the difference between disunity and diversity? Why does St Paul say that there is neither man nor woman in Jesus Christ? Will Peter and John finally get cancelled? Listen now to explore one of the most controversial misunderstandings of our time...
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John and Peter discuss various topics surrounding the advent of Pope Leo XIV. Why does the world take such an interest in who the pope is? Why is the papacy still relevant? Do people crave a sense of the sacred? This bonus episode explores sacred and ceremonial aspects of the Church which always have and still do appeal to us today.
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The Papal Conclave is one of the most extraordinary events in the life of the Church. With a conclave currently underway, tune in now to listen to Peter and John discuss how Christ willed His Church to be governed and the importance of the pope's role for the general functioning of the Church... as well as some wild guesses as to who might be the next pope.
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The Resurrection is the most important event in the history of the world according to the Catholic Church. But wasn't the Passion and Death of Christ sufficient? What is the meaning of the Resurrection and how does it apply to each Catholic? Has Peter really fallen out with Aristotle? Find out in this gripping episode!

Jesus Christ suffered and died on Good Friday but His sufferings began from the moment of His conception. Did His divine nature and human nature draw Him towards or away from The Cross? How does this tension relate to a Catholic's daily life? Has the world become tired of the symbol of the cross? Explore the theology surrounding Christ's anticipation of His Passion and Death today by listening to this final Lenten episode.
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Passion Week - what better time to learn what the Catholic Church thinks about suffering? Is it excessive? Are there legitimate and illigitimate types of suffering? Is John's nose really that big? Are Catholics sadists? All these questions are elegantly answered in this latest episode - tune in!
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The Catholic And All That podcast wishes mothers all over the world a happy Mother's Day! In this episode, John & Peter discuss the origins of celebrating motherhood, Mother's Day as understood by Catholics and its fitting occurence on the fourth Sunday in Lent.
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Every Christian would claim to worship a merciful God, but what does this actually mean? Can mercy ever be a bad thing? Is suffering always opposed to mercy? Was Commodus really merciful and should John have acted in Gladiator? Following the last episode on sin, join Peter and John in this latest canticle about the delights of God's mercy.
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