Bishop Fitzwater talks about King Charles I, James Lloyd Breck, and the connection between power and piety for American mission.

+Fitzwater share about the need for apostolic partnerships.

+Fitzwater share about the Christian practice of praying for the dead across history.

+Darryl brings up a famous quote from Pope Gregory the Great and what it or may not mean.

Reflection about the Blessed Virgin Mary. Check out the video on YouTube at @AmericanCatholicPodcast

Bishop Fitzwater reflects on terms and Anglican identity.

This week's episode(s) is like a throwback to the old cassette tapes. There is a Side One and Side Two... er, um... there's two episodes about one topic like the cassettes used to have two versions of a song. Check out both and send some feedback.

Here is "Side Two."

This week's episode(s) is like a throwback to the old cassette tapes. There is a Side One and Side Two... er, um... there's two episodes about one topic like the cassettes used to have two versions of a song. Check out both and send some feedback.

This episode is the first of the final two posted on this podcast. All new episodes will be loaded at "The American Catholic" which is the successor podcast to "Appalachian Anglican" and "Forward in Faith North America."

The link is here: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/the-american-catholic/id1553731575

Bishop Fitzwater, Deacon Adam, and Aidan discuss the hermeneutical framework of recapitulation. Conversation flows from the hermeneutical understanding to its place in the Christian hermeneutical arsenal.

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