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By Holy CommunionReligion & Spirituality
Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion University City episodes
- The Rev. Mike Angell: Black Lives Matter To GodOur rector served first as a priest at St. John's, Lafayette Square, but says if we are just mad about the president visiting a building, we are missing the point.11 min
- The Rev. Mike Angell- The Fire Next TimeThis Pentecost, James Baldin's question remains: will we be trapped in a history we don't understand? Or will we listen? Will we listen to the anger, to the pain, to the frustration of our neighbors?11 min
- The Rev Laurie Anzilotti: Point To GodOn the last Sunday of Easter, the Rev. Laurie asks, "How does your life point to God?"10 min
- The Rev. Mike Angell: What If Christianity Is A Way Of Paying Attention?Jesus says there is one great commandment: to love God, and to love our neighbor as our selves. You cannot love someone to whom you have not paid attention. What if beyond all the doctrine, beyond all the admonitions around behavior, Christianity is simply a way to pay attention?12 min
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- The Rev. Mike Angell: What if we thought of Christianity as a Way of Life?If Christianity is to be lived, to be practiced as a way of life, know this: You don't walk alone. Pray for me, and I will pray for you, that God will keep us together on the way.12 min
- The Rev. Mike Angell: How Do You Recognize Jesus?Even in the time of coronavirus, there are hopes worth hoping. Our rector details some of the hopes we are still holding at Holy Communion.16 min
- The Rev. Mike Angell: Easter Is More Than SurvivalAt Easter, we don't proclaim that Jesus survived. The distinction is important. Because every time we proclaim Alleluia Christ is Risen!, we defiantly announce a joyful and frightening message. God has undone the sinful powers that estrange us from one another. God has come back to untie us from our death-dealing ways.14 min
- The Stations of the Cross from Holy CommunionThe Rector, Seminarian Meg Goldstein, Janice Nihill, and Ellis Anderson lead the Stations of the Cross based on a set by Alan Rohan Crite on display at Holy Communion. You can use this podcast in our church, our our website, or out on a walk to pray the stations of the cross. Pause between the stations, and start when you're ready for the next step. ("Were you there?" sung by the Holy Communion Choir, arranged by John Purifoy. Used by permission from OneLicense #A-704988)19 min
- The Rev. Laurie Anzilotti: Palm Sunday, Shake Rattle and RollThe Rev. Laurie Anzilotti preaches at our service for Palm Sunday, the day when the whole city was "stirred up."12 min
About Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion University City
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The Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion is a welcoming and diverse community seeking to walk in the way of Jesus and to reveal Christ’s reconciling love in our city, nation, and world.