Miserable Offenders

In this episode Jesse and Andrew pick up the reading and discussion of Peter Toon's "Knowing God Through The Liturgy" which can be found at New Scriptorium ( http://newscriptorium.com/toon-collection ). As always, we digress and bring the insight of Toon into our present situation. Follow along and feel free to give us a share or rating if you enjoy the show!

Deacon Andrew and Jesse discuss the recent heated debates over the 2019 ACNA Book of Common Prayer and eventually turn back to the Toon text for answers.

The Miserable Offenders are embarking on a new journey with the late Rev. Peter Toon! Fr. Isaac and Jesse introduce any newcomers to Toon and his legacy, as they begin reading and discussing his book in defense of the classical Book of Common Prayer, "Knowing God Through the Liturgy."

There's only one way this works, but to find out you have to listen! Fr. Isaac and Jesse but a bow on Paul Elmer More's essay and give their final thoughts on The Spirit of Anglicanism.

The Miserable Offenders are back! This time they're discussing the #BenOp of #RodDreher or #DrDreh as he is sometimes called. In all seriousness though, they get into the major themes of the Benedict Option and share why they think Anglicanism is specially fitted for it.

Fr. Isaac and Jesse take a close look at Anglican eucharistic theology in light of some specific claims made in Paul Elmer More's essay "The Spirit of Anglicanism."

Jesse and Deacon Andrew take up the discussion of Paul Elmer More's classic essay on Anglicanism in the 17th century.

Finally, all three hosts are back! We continue our discussion of Paul Elmer More's essay on the Anglicanism of the seventeenth century.

In this episode Jesse Nigro and Deacon Andrew Brashier take a break from their study of P.E. More's essay and attempt to answer the question, "what is Anglicanism?"