From episode one, Father Adam has shuddered at the mere mention of the word, and we've finally given him the space he deserves to tell not only Nik and Lou why they're wrong, but also an entire live audience. The word is "ecumenical," the event is live, and the hosts are - well the same as they've always been. Welcome to 3 Priests Walk in a Bar Live from Hanover Tavern, where this time we discuss the Orthodox position on ecumenism.

A continuation of the discussion in our previous episode, today we dive even deeper into the world of sainthood within our various traditions. 

Everyone has seen those paintings of saints with the little halos around their head. But what does it actually mean to be a recognized saint within the church? And how does that recognition vary among the different traditions? All that and a good cry over spilt beer in this week's episode of 3 Priests Walk in a Bar.

Throughout its history, the Church has been called a brotherhood in Christ, sons of the Father. We are a family, but what does that mean? And in what ways does it differ from the traditional human family? Is there a relationship between the two or are they two separate entities? Most importantly, how can we as the church be the best family we can be? All this and more on this month's installment of 3 Priests Walk in a Bar!

In this special edition of 3 Priests Walk in Bar, we host a live event where Fathers Nik, Adam, and Lou each give their perspective on the question "Can we worship together, despite our denominational differences?" Can we pray together? Preside together? Take Communion together? All these topics and more followed by an audience Q&A in this special live edition of the podcast.

In this first episode of the 3 Priests Walk in a Bar Podcast, we meet our three priests. Father Lou of the Lutheran tradition, Father Nik of the Episcopal Church of the Anglican Tradition, and Father Adam of the Orthodox Tradition all tell us what drew them to their congregations and try not to drift into warring over who is right.