This week Bryan tells us the story of Samuel Seabury (yes, the guy from Hamilton) and the founding the Episcopal Church! We trace the history from Anglicans, through the colonies, and into the independent United States. Our saint this week is Saint Cecilia, who checks off  all the early female saint tropes.

Episode 43: Samuel Seabury and the founding of the Episcopal Church

Bryan likes religion, Shannon knows nothing about religion. Two friends talk and learn about Christianity and how weird it sounds to everyone else.

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We’re back with a special episode! This one is all about spiritual communion. Bryan tells us why really wanting bread that makes you live forever is sometimes enough, particularly in these times when it is not safe to gather at church. Our saint is Saint Linwina, who stayed in bed for a very long time.

Episode 47: Spiritual Communion

This week we are wrapping up the Song of Solomon. Bryan walks us through the many interpretations of this story and Shannon wonders why anyone would want this to be less sexy.  Our saint this week is Saint Marcarius the Younger, the hermit of all hermits. 
Theme song: Adam Griffin https://alteringgravity.wordpress.com/
Logo and Editing: David Griffin
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Episode 46: Song of Solomon part 2

This week we are starting a two part series on the sexiest book of the bible, The Song of Solomon. Bryan tells us about this unique book and outlines the story that this series of poems tells. Our saint is Saint Roch, whose life was saved by a dog. 
Theme song: Adam Griffin https://alteringgravity.wordpress.com/
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Episode 45: Song of Solomon part 1

This week we are talking about Liturgical Colors! Bryan takes us through the different colors of the liturgical calendar through history and we reveal what that has to do with our facebook page! Our saint is Saint Jean Baptiste De La Salle, a forward thinking educator! 
Theme song: Adam Griffin https://alteringgravity.wordpress.com/
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Episode 43: Samuel Seabury and the founding of the Episcopal Church

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