Author and musician Emily Strand examines the life, legacy and her own brief, personal encounter with a little-known but essential figure in American Catholic history: Black liturgist and composer Fr. Clarence Joseph Rivers.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 44 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Categories | Religion & SpiritualityArtsPerforming ArtsChristianity |
Liturgeeks, unite! Eric and Emily are joined by Nick Wagner and Diana Macalintal, new friends from the November 2024 Symposium at University of Dayton, to geek out about good liturgy. The heart of the conversation dwells on Rivers’ concept of effecti... more
Eric and Emily interview author and speaker Daryl Grigsby, who with Dr. Cynthia Bailey Manns, presented at last November’s Seeking for a City Symposium at the University of Dayton. Daryl’s new book, Catholics for the Common Good: An Eternal Offering,... more
Emily and Eric interview Bianca C. Farmer, an archivist-in-training at the Catholic University of America. As part of her coursework for her Master’s in Library and Information Science, Bianca completed a 50-hour practicum in CUA’s Special Collection... more
Enjoy a unique and innovative Christmas Eve service created by Fr. Rivers--and Emily and Eric's commentary on the historic recording--in this replay episode of Meet Father Rivers. Merry Christmas! (No show notes.)
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Bit of a slow start, but once it settled in I was completely engaged by who Fr. Rivers was and what he did. And love the discussion of what that might mean for the future.
Have enjoyed listening and learning about father Clarence Rivers. Thank you so much for doing this
Thank you for this amazing series. This episode with Cardinal Gregory helped me see abs wait patiently for my steps to be ordered as we walk together towards a church where all are welcomed, cherished and loved. I’ve learned so much about Father Rivers. By his example I am humbled, motivated and prayerful - hope remains.
I may be biased as a cradle Catholic married to a church musician and living in an ethnically diverse area of the country, but this podcast is fantastic. It is so well done and tells a fascinating story in an NPR Serial style. I am learning so much and can’t wait to listen to more.
A thoughtful glimpse into the life of an American Catholic priest and a Church in the process of coming to grips with Vatican II. A beautiful story about the contributions (and struggles) of Black Catholics living in a Euro-centric Church.
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