On today's episode, we play the recording of Fr. Sean McDermott's live presentation "Bound to the Feast: Anglican Spirituality and Days of Obligation," which was a Sacramentalists Patreon Zoom event held on August 12, 2020.  

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On today's episode we discuss the role of feasting in Christian spirituality and devotion. The litany at the end of the episode is from St. Augustine's Prayer Book. 

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On today's bonus episode, Fr. Myles reads Tract XXI of Tracts for the Times.

On today's episode, Fr. Myles interviews author, thinker, professor, and wine connoisseur Gisela Kreglinger about the role of wine in Christianity Spirituality. You can find out more in her exciting book, The Spirituality of Wine. 

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After a short summer break, we're back with a new season! The theme of the season is Anglo-Catholic devotion and on today's episode we discuss the spiritual discipline of fasting. 

Here are some books and articles mentioned in the episode:

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On today's bonus episode, Fr. Wesley reads Tract XX of Tracts for the Times.

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On today's bonus episode, Fr. Myles reads Tract XIX of Tracts for the Times.

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On today's bonus episode, Fr. Wesley reads Tract XVIII of Tracts for the Times.

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In this short episode, we share with our listeners future plans for the podcast and what they can expect from us moving forward. 

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In this episode, we discuss church music, hymnody, hymnals, and some practical advice for those selecting Church music. 

You can follow Fr. Esau McCaulley here. The article mentioned by Fr. Mark Perkins is "Notes Towards a Theology of Race." 

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