The American Catholic

By The American CatholicReligion & Spirituality

The American Catholic episodes

October 09 S15.E15. Titus 3:10
What is the church? Do we need an ecclesiology?
53 min
October 02 S15.E14. The Wine of Marriage
A reflection on the marriage liturgy in the 1662 BCP.
53 min
September 25 S15.E13. Neo-Pagan Clergy
Jeroboam set up an alternative worship system and claimed it was of the Lord. Here's an encouragement to hold fast to the fullness of the apostolic deposit.
27 min
September 18 S15.E12. Revisiting Baptism
The 1662 Liturgy for Baptism is an excellent reminder of our need for doctrinal cohesion.
32 min
September 11 S15.E.11. Spiritual(s)
What is it to be spiritual? Bishop Jeremy Taylor wrote to clergy about being spiritual men. What are spiritual men, what are spiritual clergy, and what are spiritual people in the Church? This short reflection considers the topic.
27 min
September 04 S15.E10. The Apostolic Deposit
Ignatius of Antioch's seven letters provide an excellent example of the Apostolic Deposit of faith and practice.
50 min
August 28 S15.E9. Deacons... Again?
More questions about Deacons and their ministry have come in. This is a response to those who've asked.
51 min
August 21 S15.E8. The Devil Hates Liturgy?
Building on a previous episode about the liturgy and spiritual warfare, this episode builds on those details.
40 min
August 15 Life in the Spirit Invite & Ye Watchers
Life in the Spirit Communion with the Saints registration: www.ascensionwv.org/conference2026

A further reflection about the Communion of the Saints follows the invite. Stay tuned!
36 min
August 14 S15.E7. The Seven Graces in Confirmation
This episode is about the 7 graces of the Spirit given in Confirmation.
47 min

About The American Catholic

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The American Catholic, successor to the Appalachian Anglican, exists to aid in creating and cultivating Catholic communities within the Anglican Tradition across North America and beyond. We invite you to gather, partner, and participate in the proclamation of that Faith that has been handed down through the millennia in the Church. The preservation of this living flame is that life-giving Faith of Christ's One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church which has been believed "everywhere, always, and by all."