In this episode Clinton and Jamie talk about Anglican theologian John Figgis' work The Gospel and Human Needs and how it relates to our cultural situation and ministry today.
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In this special episode, Clinton and Fr Jamie talk to Fr Ben Jeffries on the subject of the Holy Eucharist. Fr Ben is a priest at The Good Shepherd Anglican Church in Opelika, Alabama. He served on the Liturgy Task Force of the ACNA from 2015-2019, and was the lead designer for the production of the printed prayer book. He continues as the Assistant to the Custodian of the Book of Common Prayer (2019), and serves on the board of directors of Anglican House Media Ministries. He has recently written a series of articles for the North American Anglican Journal on the relationship between the Eucharistology of the Anglican Church and that of the Patristic Fathers, arguing that there is a deep congruence between the catholic view of the Eucharist and the Patristic view, and that this view can be gleaned from the Anglican formularies. We use this insight as a jumping off point for a conversation which explores themes that are vital to understanding our identity as catholic Christians today.
All of Fr Ben's articles on the North American Anglican Journal, including his writings on the Holy Eucharist, can be found here.
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In this special episode, we welcome our first guest onto the podcast. The Rev'd Dr Greg Peters is Servants of Christ Research Professor of Monastic Studies at Nashotah House Theological Seminary. He is the author of The Monkhood of all Believers and The Story of Monasticism.  Using Athanasius' Life of St Anthony as a jumping off point, we spoke about a wide range of issues relating to monasticism and its relevance to the contemporary church and spirituality. Is monasticism an outdated form of arrogant withdrawal from the world, or can we see in monasticism a template for a life of discipleship consisting of periods of prayer and devotion intersected by loving engagement with the world around us?
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In this episode, Fr Jamie Franklin and Clinton Collister discuss the first chapter of E.L. Mascall's great work Corpus Christi, which is about the One Church. How can Anglicans claim to be part of the One Church of Christ when they belong to a group which split from Rome in the sixteenth century? Is there a third way to think about the Church beyond Roman institutionalism and Protestant individualism? We say yes!
For the recent reprint of Corpus Christi, published by Nashotah House, please go here.
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In this episode, Fr Jamie Franklin and Clinton Collister talk about a sermon preached at Christ Church Cathedral Oxford by E.B. Pusey on the subject of the Rule of Faith. What is the Rule of Faith and how is it relevant to theology, the Church and our lives today?
A copy of Pusey's sermon is available here
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For this introductory episode of Holy C of E, Fr Jamie and Clinton talk about how they came to be Catholic Christians in the Church of England. 
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