
Mining the Mysteries is a catechetical podcast that explores the depths of our Orthodox and Catholic faith in the English tradition. We delve into the significance of catechesis, highlighting its unfortunate scarcity in modern Churches and emphasizing the importance of reclaiming the profound richness of authentic Catholic formation. We also examine the obstacles we face in our modern world and ho... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 99 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

For this week's special episode, we welcome Father Wes Walker, co-founder of "The Sacramentalist" podcast, to discuss anxiety, melancholy, and spiritual distress. We define these terms and explore how our physical bodies and rational souls interact d... more
We continue our series on the vices and virtues by examining humility as the antidote to pride. We discuss how humility requires deliberate effort and active servitude to curb our natural selfishness. Our conversation explores Abigail's intervention ... more
Welcome to Season 5 of Mining The Mysteries!
Fr. Miller and Dcn. Stu kick off this new season with a 14-week series exploring the seven deadly sins (vices) and their corresponding virtues. In this first episode, we discuss the sin of Pride and some... more
In this season finale, we conclude our journey through the Ten Commandments by examining the 10th and final Commandment. Unlike earlier commandments that address outward actions, the 10th Commandment focuses on internal desires. We define coveting, e... more
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I have immensely enjoyed listening to this podcast and all that it has to offer. Wonderfully and thoughtfully expressed, this series is overflowing with an abundance of relevant and meaningful information that I believe all people would benefit from hearing. I am deeply grateful for the opportunity to learn more as I continue on this lifelong journey, gaining a better understanding of worship and of what it means to walk in the path of love. Thank you so much for putting this together and assist... more
An excellent start and a much needed voice from the APA. Can’t wait to hear from “The Bishop.” I do find it somewhat jarring, though, to have the juxtaposition of discussion of ancient church history and divine tradition being introduced with “Working in a Coal Mine.” I mean, I get the connection with the title of the series. It just seems a little disappointing that with the nearly bottomless well of rich musical tradition in the Anglican and English Catholic Church, that we have to resort to a... more
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Mining the Mysteries offers in-depth catechetical conversations rooted in Orthodox and Catholic traditions, presented through an English-language Anglican framework. Episodes consistently blend Scripture, liturgy, and pastoral guidance with historical church teachings, covering topics like catechesis, church authority, moral theology, and practical discipleship. Notable strengths include a clear emphasis on traditional formation, thoughtful integration of patristic sources, and a dialogic format that features clergy and lay voices exploring contemporary faith challenges. Potential listeners who value doctrinal depth, liturgical richness, and practical faithfulness in daily life are likely to find it especially engaging; newcomers may apprec... more
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Peter Joslyn
2. Fr. Peter Joslyn
3. Corey Byrum
4. Bishop Chandler Jones
5. Bishop Chandler Holder Jones
6. Bishop David Haines
7. Bishop Chad Jones
8. Father Sean McDermott
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