Word & Table

By Stephen Gauthier, Alex WilgusReligion & Spirituality Christianity Spirituality

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Word & Table episodes

July 27, 2018 Details in the Gospels
Fr. Stephen addresses some of the odd details in the gospel stories and why they're put there.
Music: "Only Begotten Word of God Eternal" and "Alma Redemtoris Mater" from Sublime Chant by Richard Proulx and the Cathedral Singers. Copyright GIA Publications
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33 min
July 11, 2018 Vincent of Lerins
How do we know what is true and false doctrine? A 5th Century French Father of the Church, Vincent of Lerins, laid down a helpful rule that became popular both with Catholics and Protestants around the time of the Reformation. Needless to say that makes him especially endearing to Anglicans.
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Music: Corde Natus ex Parentis by Richard Proulx and the Cathedral Singers. Copyright GIA Publications
24 min
June 27, 2018Mailbag: Confirmation, Divorce, Ecumenism
Great questions from our listeners!
Does Confirmation mean "becoming Anglican?" - Micah Thompson
How does the church handle sacramental marriages that end up abusive? - Alyssa Keysor
What would it take to reunite our Anglican churches with Roman Catholicism or other evangelical protestant denominations? - Seth Hedman
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Music: Veni Creator Spiritus by Richard Proulx and the Cathedral Singers. Copyright GIA Publications
17 min
June 13, 2018 The 39 Articles
In which Father Stephen summarizes every one of the 39 Articles of Religion in 35 minutes. That's less than a minute per article! Plus a short introduction explaining what the Articles are and are not.
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Music: "Ubi Caritas et Amor" by Richard Proulx and the Cathedral Singers. Copyright GIA Publications.
36 min
May 31, 2018 In Jesus' Name
How do we pray "in Jesus' name?" What does the common ending actually mean and how does the liturgy help us address God directly?
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Music: "Pater Noster" and "Blessing and Amen" by Richard Proulx and the Cathedral Singers from "More Sublime Chant." Copyright GIA Publications.
20 min
May 17, 2018 Divorce and Remarriage
What did Jesus really say about marriage and divorce? How has the church upheld such a difficult teaching?
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Music: "Invitatory and Night Hymn" by Richard Proulx and the Cathedral Singers. Copyright GIA Publications.
33 min
May 02, 2018 The Ten Commandments
Think the Ten Commandments is just a list of "don'ts?" Father Stephen and Alex dig into the "dos" behind the "don'ts" to show how the Ten Commandments truly is a holistic moral vision for human flourishing.
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Music "Alleluia Pascha Nostrum" and "Panis Angelicus" from More Sublime Chant by Richard Proulx and the Cathedral Singers. Copyright GIA Publications.
32 min
April 20, 2018 Christ in the Old Testament
If the whole Bible is about Jesus, then where do we find him in the Old Testament? What's the difference between exegesis (getting something out of a text) and "eisegesis" (reading something into the text). And what's the difference between interpreting the Bible and any other book?
26 min
April 04, 2018 Difficult Passages in the Gospels
Sometimes you want to be inspired by the words of Jesus but you just cannot figure what he's talking about! Alex asks Father Stephen about several difficult passages in the gospels and learns how to interpret them.
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Music: "Gloria in Excelsis" by Richard Proulx and the Cathedral Singers from Sublime Chant copyright GIA Publications.
27 min
March 14, 2018 Basil of Caesarea
Father Stephen and Alex talk about another Church Doctor, Basil the Great and what he did to clarify the teaching of Christ's nature, the Holy Spirit and also his work on the liturgy and monaticism.
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Music: Alma Redemptoris Mater by Richard Proulx and the Cathedral Singers from More Sublime Chant. Copyright GIA Publications
30 min