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Owen Hodges and Karen Ray Nelson join as guests to consider Jesus’ openness, the way we process corrections, and our ever present choice to turn and face the Cross.
We start with a Lenten check in, learn a bit about what Jesus was up to while he was among the dead, and finish up our conversation on the decalogue as presented in the BCP catechism.
This week, 2FAB looks at the 13th century dutch poet and mystic, St Hadewijch
Faith To Go formation team members Charlette Preslar, The Reverend Hannah Wilder and guest Maya Little-Sana discuss our belovedness, how quickly we can forget it, and our call to help each other remember.
We learn a little about funny priest hats plus we get into a wide ranging conversation reflecting on the first four commandments as presented in our catechism.
2FAB explores the life and legacy of the German Benedictine nun, mystic, and theologian St Gertrude
Is there spirituality to be found in classic music videos?
Charlette Preslar and co-host Reverend Hannah Wilder talk about the Transfiguration, our temptation to want to stay on the mountaintop, and what conversations at home will be like based on this gospel theme
a Beguine, Mechthilde wrote The Flowing Light of Divinity, a compendium of of different experiences of the divine, and the first work of mysticism to be written in German.
We’re preparing for Ash Wednesday and Lent plus talking about the stone tablets of Moses
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