Category Archives: A Priest and a Bishop Walk Into a Story
Julie Byrne, author of The Other Catholics: Remaking America’s Largest Religion, situates independent Catholicism within the sprawling landscape of American religion and her own history. Raised by Catholic academics that challenged Roman Catholic dogma in their life and teachings, Dr. Byrne carries the torch illuminating the edges of her childhood religion and discovering “Other Catholics” … Continue reading The Other Catholics – a Visit with Julie Byrne →
In this episode we talk with Jamie Manson, writer for of the National Catholic Reporter, about Sacrament – a churchy term with everyday resonance when heard through Jamie’s story. A girl from New York who wants to be a priest, her mother and teachers believe in her. When the Roman Catholic Church closes their doors, … Continue reading Living Sacrament: an Interview with Jamie Manson from The National Catholic Reporter →
In today’s program we’re going to think about beginnings – starting new projects, entering a new relationship, finding a new job, moving to a new city. Beginnings can be full of energy and excitement, and they can also be a source of anxiety. Today we welcome Bishop Peter Hickman to “A Priest and a Bishop … Continue reading A Visit to the Start of the ECC with Peter Elder Hickman →
Welcome to “A Priest and a Bishop Walk into a Story.” The Bishop – is Frank Krebs, Presiding of the Ecumenical Catholic Communion and is an avid cyclist and builder of model trains. The Priest? That’s Jessica Gazzola, a priest in the Ecumenical Catholic Communion and a mom of three little ones who spend as … Continue reading Introductory Rites – Our Podcast Launches… →
