
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 o... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 172 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Bishop Fitzwater talks about King Charles I, James Lloyd Breck, and the connection between power and piety for American mission.
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I followed you guys to the new channel, I’m interested to see where this goes! Great information and I love y’all!
Easy to understand. Thank you. Some are put off by the “humor” of the hosts, calling them “boys” The men are actually a Bishop and a Deacon, seminary trained. The humorous points help a very intricate subject matter, be more palatable.
I LOVE this podcast! The discussions and content are phenomenal and very biblically sound and rooted in the ancient tradition delivered once for all to the saints. Keep it up!
I enjoy this podcast so much! I’m a Pentecostal who is Anglican curious. The boys give so much information on doctrine and history of the Anglican Church as well as current events.
This podcast is full of information and entertaining, too. Thanks for an enjoyable listening experience that sparks curiosity and continued study for your audience.
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Content primarily revolves around the exploration of Catholic identity within the Anglican tradition, seeking to educate and inspire listeners about historical and theological aspects of faith. Episodes address significant figures, such as Bishop Charles Chapman Grafton, and topics like the Oxford Movement, emphasizing how these elements shape Catholic communities today. The need for unity among different Christian denominations and a deeper understanding of liturgy as an essential part of spiritual practice is frequently highlighted, making the content both informative and applicable to personal faith lives.
Unique insights into contemporary issues within the church, such as revivalism and the complexities of Anglican diversity, are also ... more
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Recent guests on The American Catholic include:
1. Darrell Critch
2. Dr. Rob Willis
3. Father Philip Szabo
4. Mother Miriam
5. Dr. Gerald McDermott
6. Jim Sallie
7. Chris Borah
8. Derek Roberts
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