Luke and Jacob kick off Season 2 discussing the movements that make up the weekly eucharist liturgy at Holy Family Church.

Luke and Jacob discuss the idea of engaging all five of our senses when the Church gathers to worship together.

Luke and Jacob talk about the liturgical significance of having the baptismal waters present in a worship gathering, and Jacob adds an impressive new SAT word to Luke's vocabulary.

Luke and Jacob discuss the origins of the Christian use of the letter X as an abbreviation for the word Christ, and the idea that Christ isn't what's missing from Christmas at all...mass is.

Luke and Jacob sit down with Houston-based artist and photographer Lanecia Rouse Tinsley to discuss the use of colors in the liturgical life of the Church, and specifically within the season of Advent.

In this episode, Luke and Jacob talk about the tradition of lighting candles throughout the season of Advent!

In this episode, Luke and Jacob discuss the first season of the new liturgical year, Advent!

In this episode, Luke and Jacob talk about the liturgical value of excellence in all things, including and especially hospitality.

In this episode, Luke and Jacob talk about the benefits of replacing screens and graphics with nice paper and eye contact.

In this episode, Luke and Jacob discuss the importance of layout in liturgical spaces, and compare centuries old monastic antiphonal seating to a fashion show runway.