Faith and Honor

On this episode, we cover the collect and propers for the First Sunday after Easter. We discuss the many names surrounding this day: Quasimodo, Dominica in albis, and Low Sunday. Plus, as usual, we comment on the epistle and Gospel readings, which focus on bearing witness to Christ and having faith in Him.

In this episode, we discuss the collects and propers for Palm Sunday, including the REALLY long Gospel reading, which is the Passion narrative from Matthew. You won't want to miss this!

In this episode, Dcn. Tanner Moore joins the show to discuss plague and theology. We look at today's COVID-19 pandemic in light of the Anglican tradition, particularly in Stuart-era England, where we find an embrace of medical science alongside pastoral concerns for prayer and penitence.

In this Proper Podcast, we discuss the themes of the Third Sunday in Lent. We touch upon the spiritual warfare, the binding of the strong man, and living as a child of the light.

On this episode, we discuss the propers and collects for the Second Sunday in Lent, focusing particularly on our covenant with God and how that informs our wrestling with Him in prayer.

On this episode, we continue to explore the escalation of spiritual warfare in Lent through the collect and propers for the Fifth Sunday in Lent, also known as Passion Sunday, touching upon Christ's humanity and divinity, as well as the atonement He accomplishes for us in His high priestly sacrifice of Himself.

In this Proper Podcast, we cover the themes of the Fourth Sunday in Lent, also called "Mothering Sunday" and "Refreshment Sunday." We also briefly talk simnel cake! Note: One of the hosts accidentally referred to Elisha as "Elijah."

On this episode, we explore the themes of the collects and propers for the First Sunday in Lent, dealing particularly with fasting during this penitential season.

On this episode, we discuss the collect and propers for Sexagesima, focusing in on patience and constancy.

On this episode, we discuss the collect and propers for Quinquagesima, focusing on charity.