2,000 Years of Papal History: The History of the Popes, the Papacy, and the Catholic Church Free Audiobook Download by John W. O'malley

"The present volume is an attempt at a brief, general and yet complete history of the Papacy from its inception to the pontificate of Leo XIII."

The history of the Papacy traces its lineage to the time of Christ when Peter and Paul are believed to be the first bishops of Rome, founded by Saint Peter. With the rise of Christianity in Europe, emperors such as Constantine I chose a bishop to rule what would become known as "the church." The Catholic Church is led by the pope or Catholicos who has full authority in all matters regarding doctrine, dogma, and faith.

2,000 Years of Papal History: The History of the Popes, the Papacy, and the Catholic Church is a four-volume history of the institutions that make up Roman Catholicism. This audiobook is narrated by John W. O'Malley.

The Catholic Church is one of the world's most influential religious institutions, with a history stretching back to the first century. Unfortunately, until recently, it has been difficult to access all that information in one place. John W. O'malley BIble study guides have been published for 20 years and his latest work takes on 2,000 years of papal history. The 600 page volume covers everything from the 1st Century through the present day, which will make it an important reference for scholars, students, and people interested in a more detailed version of Catholic doctrine.

In 2,000 Years of Papal History: The History of the Popes, the Papacy, and the Catholic Church by John W. O'malley you can learn about all the different popes, their reigns and lives.

The History of the Popes, the Papacy, and the Catholic Church is a book written by John W. O'malley in which he discusses the history of the papacy and its relation to popes.