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The 1662 BCP rubrics called for those excommunicated to be announced aloud before the Eucharist.

This is the opening Eucharist from the Diocese of All Saints' Synod on the Feast for the Nativity of John the Baptist. Bishop Julian Dobbs, Provincial Dean of the Anglican Church in North America, first greets the Synod.

Celebrating the saints' days is another way by which the kingdom of God is made present on the earth.

Liturgical rites and ceremonies are a reflection of heaven and the kingdom of God.

Several listeners have asked for a podcast on the topic of Jurisdiction. Here is the fly over introduction!

A short explanation of the Anglican Standard Text in the 2019 BCP.

Is studying theology simple a study of the past?

The difference between Sacraments, Rites, and Ceremonies.

Considering personal and communion wide renewal.

Richard Hooker, Anglican Divine under Elizabeth I, was a profound theologian. He taught that Clergy receive an indelible mark when ordained.

The cause remains in the effect.

Some basics in church planting from a historic and catholic vantage point.

Often movements, like modern Evangelical or Charismatic movements, adopt a different understanding of the Church. This episode to aid the listener to think and pray about the question: "What is the Church?"

A change of "matter" in the Sacraments may potentially lead to a different "gospel."

When is a theological perspective lying about God? https://www.amazon.com/Anglican-Dogmatics-Francis-Dogmatic-Theology/dp/B09LGW174F/ref=sr_1_2?crid=3S0PTWDR0O6T0&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.tGBTsajK5504MLp6q4Mc-PImzpIOZ2PAPt8GJ7SL0JFXyoLbYZ8hiZ6LbtnfvfjlQY8UbaWjow0sQyXQBhdNjnamA0Uld3nNSc1nLryVCaZy2hiri_srE3bPpeIhl5EQwyy0xmwcHRGTbLl9EQwjbcX_FgMDbkzp2NbjRXul6K0rztN5_QhyF8BqFB6YDic7IUzFISTQXySh4Bdc2V9gCavsX4bguVdHPKDOHf74xps.i5DtfnqvpayGPVTnYN589KhgXRq7PKlkEE-mgkNtDj4&dib_tag=se&keywords=francis+hall+anglican+dogmatics&qid=1772204709&sprefix=francis+hall+anglican+dogmatic%2Caps%2C430&sr=8-2

A bible teaching from the Revelation about the time of reward and the currently activity of the Church Triumphant.

First part concerning the term "spiritual" and how it used in the Bible, in modern thought, and practices.

A reflection on how Jude's epistle, the use of the Old Testament, and the nature of hell.

A reflection on the feasts of the confession of Peter, the conversion on Paul, and their placement within the season of epiphany.

Reflecting on the lives of the saints and how their influence impacts us. https://www.amazon.com/Saints-Anglican-Calendar-Kathleen-Jones/dp/1853113751/ref=sr_1_1?crid=21LVWUN87SL54&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.OuTDWTggyb5nC__Z7E45Jys2NyqvMy1gLKA5AD6ewiSd9DRRITRaPRlQPAWaSHjMwL8OIE5ItqRwVxL7sMtal0hJUFqoVpc-ZLX8qHixpSiTujd4sbCghzG1wuDVkPcjKwOdYjd7NSZHswbgxYpdCbfi8aTbi6QQQaMkiynR8HiPOJb3xdfm70_bszfacINBGAkDN1JN4mPPdML4JnJABSTiK09zJTEKfIC3_SDUvVc.-Ie_4bSNXNyiSiCH73Ci32eJdxgMhoLjHDkbIsGIEnM&dib_tag=se&keywords=the+saints+of+the+anglican+calendar&qid=1769181236&sprefix=the+saints+of+the+anglican+calenda%2Caps%2C238&sr=8-1

Recommending "No Other Foundation"https://www.amazon.com/No-Other-Foundation-Ordination-Anglican/dp/B0GL3FZ3CN/ref=sr_1_1?crid=56WCIOXXBWYT&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.kUsu_1Opsn4K_bIzFo6YlQqlhKHKmwfAQD1_1sqAxcw.nUMb3Imp4MZBrQN1G7AG_T2Tq--aN56dRPqW3xrhP6Q&dib_tag=se&keywords=no+other+foundation+anglican&qid=1770732459&sprefix=no+other+foundation+anglican+%2Caps%2C132&sr=8-1

Some questions about context and hermeneutics among the Klingon Empire.

A reflection on the connection between spiritual influence, morality, and authority.

The focus of this podcast is like listening to a timeless sermon and not as commentary on current events.

A reflection on the work of deacons outside of the liturgy.

A reflection on jurisdiction and schism.

A short reflection on the Incarnation.

A special interview Rev. Tom Plant about Darwell Stone. Fr. Plant's Substack can be found here. https://frthomasplant.substack.com/ The book is here: https://a.co/d/86xbTY9

A reflection on Deaconesses.

Looking to expand your Christmas gift list with some great Anglican texts? Here you go! Mary Through the Centuries - Jaroslav Pelikanhttps://www.amazon.com/Mary-Through-C...The Old Religion - JLC Darthttps://www.amazon.com/Old-Religion-J...Christ, the Christians, and Church - EL Mascallhttps://www.amazon.com/Christ-Christi...The Apostolic Ministry - KE Kirk https://www.thriftbooks.com/w/the-apo...Firmly I Believe: An Oxford Movement Readerhttps://www.amazon.com/Firmly-Believe...Anglican Dogmatics Vol I & IIhttps://www.amazon.com/Anglican-Dogma...https://www.amazon.com/Anglican-Dogma...The Catholic Religionhttps://www.amazon.com/Catholic-Relig...

Some practical tips for discerning calls to Holy Orders and other kinds of ministerial service.

Bishop Fitzwater shares a little about a recent trip to the UK and to Egypt. Some reflections about how this trip speaks to mission in America.

This episode is about the history of Walsingham and how the events here can be insightful for current events in the Church.

Bishop Fitzwater interviews Fr. Calvin Robinson.

Fr. Tanie Guy is the Executive Director for Forget-Me-Not-Ministries which works with missionaries across the globe.

Bishop Fitzwater talks about King Charles I, James Lloyd Breck, and the connection between power and piety for American mission.

+Fitzwater discusses about prayers for the dead across Christian history.

Bishop Fitzwater interviews Bishop Critch.

Did Gregory the Great say, "“Whosoever calls himself, or desires to be called, Universal Priest, is in his elation the precursor of antichrist.” And if so, what did he mean?

Bishop Fitzwater interviews Dr. Rob Willis from the "Deliverance Dialogues" about exorcism and deliverance.

The Blessed Virgin Mary is the topic of this reflection.

Discussion about "identity" and the Oxford movement.

This is "side two" about Bishop Grafton. In this bonus episode, +Fitzwater shares more quotes from Bishop Grafton. He also reflects on +Grafton's emphasis that Anglicans (and therefore American Anglicans) are Catholic in the fullest sense.

Bishop Charles Chapman Grafton is a great example in recent history.

A short intro that considers the term "Catholic."

New episodes start Sept 2025.

After four years and over a hundred episodes, we bring Appalachian Anglican to a close with one final conversation—both a retrospective and a bridge to what lies ahead. Bishop Darryl Fitzwater, Dcn Adam, Josh, and Aidan reflect on the importance of doctrinal fidelity, the dangers of theological innovation, and the enduring role of Scripture and tradition in shaping the Church's future. The conversation emphasizes that the Church is a steward, not a master, of doctrine and how Anglicans can live faithfully in an age of rapid change and ecclesial fragmentation.Though this is the final chapter of Appalachian Anglican, the conversation continues through a new endeavor: The American Catholic, launching in Summer 2025. Stay tuned for a fresh voice rooted in the same commitment to theological sanity, liturgical richness, and the building of Catholic communities across North America.For questions or clarifications, reach out to us @[email protected]

Bp Darryl, Dcn Adam, Josh, and Aidan address the proverbial problem of being a sinner and how to manage it. The Book of Common Prayer speaks to the issue, as the voice of clarity in a culture saturated with "self-affirming" ideas and language. Tune in as the group explores the liturgy's orienting nature of how to deal with being a sinner. For questions or comments, reach out to us at [email protected].

Bishop Darryl and Dcn Adam discuss how the liturgy is connected to spiritual warfare.

Bishop Fitzwater and Deacon Ridgeway discuss some potential updates and changes in Appalachian Anglican and Forward in Faith North America podcasts. Please send your thoughts to [email protected]