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In this episode, the "good" fathers discuss the rites for the burial of the dead, including some of the supplementary materials for the death of children and for those who may have died from suicide.

Fathers Tyler and Joshua examine Ministry at the Time of Death to discover the depth of this rite and to engage with the pastoral realities of death, and where the Church belongs in the midst of the transition from this part of life to the next.

In this Episode Fr. Tyler and Fr. Joshua visit the rite for Ministration to the Sick in The BCP. They discuss the importance of the ministry of presence, theology around healing versus curing, and how the Church is made stronger by making sure that no one is lost of left alone in times of suffering. Also....CALL YOUR PRIEST WHEN YOU ARE SICK!

In this Episode The Rev. Julia Gatta joins Fr. Tyler and Fr. Joshua for an exploration of the rite The Reconciliation of a Penitent, as they continue exploring the Pastoral Offices section of the Boook of Common Prayer. The Rev. Julia Gatta is the Bishop Frank A. Juhan Professor of Pastoral Theology in the School of Theology, the University of the South, Sewanee. An Episcopal priest, she served parishes in Connecticut for 25 years before moving to Sewanee. She holds a Ph.D. in Medieval Studies from Cornell University.

On the 30th Episode of The BCP and Me, Fr. Tyler and Fr. Joshua explore, in depth, the service for the Thanksgiving for the Birth or Adotoption of a Child found on page 439 in The Book of Common Prayer. Pointing out the evolution of the rite as something that has been present since the earliest days of the church, and the implications it has for women, adopted children, and the impact on the congregation and the Church as whole.

Welcome back to The BCP and Me! We continue our journey together by exploring the reasoning and the need for The Blessing of a Civil Union from the Pastoral Offices section of The Book of Common Prayer, as well as The Anniversary of a Marriage service from The Book of Occasional Services. Prepare for at least one Shania Twain Reference.

There were nights when the wind was so cold... Ope, sorry, that's a different tune. Welcome back to The BCP and Me as The Rev. Joshua Nelson and the now Very Rev Br Tyler Richards bring us back to The Book of Common Prayer, and everything that lies beneath the surface of this amazing text. To detail everything that has happened over the last couple of years would take an entire season. We are calling these things, collectively, life changes, so we can just jump right back in where we left off. No doubt, we'll talk about some of these things as we go along and get into some of the nitty gritty of what all has happened (Fr. Tyler is a Cathedral Dean and a Dominican Friar now; Fr. Joshua is a Dad as well as s Step Dad now) and how all that has affected how we see the text. What will never change is our commitment to better understanding this text that has shaped us, and our commitment to continue the conversation about this book. New Episodes will be rolling out in the coming weeks, and we look forward to continuing our journey with you all. Thank you, thank you, thank you for your continuing devotion and patience! It may have been lost long ago, but it's all coming back to you now! Welcome back to The BCP and Me!

The video episode of Mawwiage discusses the rite of marriage's theological and relational dynamics and seriousness.

In this Episode, Fathers Tyler and Joshua talk about that pastoral and relational dynamics in marriage, including the seriousness of the rite itself.

In this return Episode, the good fathers get you caught up on the last year, set the course for this season of The BCP and Me: Pastoral Offices, and explore the rite of Confirmation.

Our newest offering for your listening pleasure is an episode that explores The Offertory Sentences and what they tell us about the whole idea of The Eucharist: what we are doing, what we are asked to do, and how all these things coalesce in worship.

After an unplanned and prolonged hiatus, the good fathers are back with an episode recorded in August of 2022. In this episode Fr. Tyler and Fr. Joshua explore the structures of The Eucharistic Prayers A, B, and D, with a mention of prayer C. Stay tuned for more new material soon!