I’m at risk of overplaying this album already but I can’t help it….it’s that good. spotify.link/4u9APl0ZhIb

My favorite verse from Three Gifts by Liturgical Folk from “Faith”: A certain mind may think belief is only in the head That learning happens chiefly when the word is heard or read Beloved this is not the way our savior preached or led … spotify.link/hQXBlsgRkIb

God‘s love is total.

New songs by Emma Nissen & Caleb Stine; 50 ways to practice resurrection @tamarajhmurphy; interview w/ Benjamin Myers; interfaith initiative brings together Christians & Muslims for shared feast; new EP on faith, hope & love Liturgical Folk Jon Guerra. artandtheology.org/2024/04/09/rou…

Join us in OKC on Sep 26-28 for The Human Pilgrimage conference, where we will grapple with the question: “How do we live fully as creatures created, loved, limited, and liberated by God?” We will be leading Evensong on Friday 9/27 at 5:30. Register here: eventbrite.com/e/the-human-pi…

New single out today! A musical setting of St. Patrick’s Breastplate prayer. social.tunecore.com/linkShare?link…

Another New Single: Far More Wonderful social.tunecore.com/linkShare?link…

Announcing Fall Tour 🚙 11/21 - Dallas, TX 11/23 - Atlanta, GA 11/24 - Columbia, SC 11/26 - New York, NY All the details: liturgicalfolk.com/events

New Album Out Today! FOUGHT & FALLEN 10-year anniversary edition, newly remastered along with six never-before-released instrumental tracks. Now streaming everywhere! Listen here: liturgicalfolk.com/fought-fallen

New York City, we’re coming your way Nov 26. See you there! Tickets here: liturgicalfolk.com/conferences-an…

I, too, want to be a good man, full of the Holy Spirit and of faith. Happy Feast of St. Barnabas!

Christians ought to interpret the cultural phenomenon of Artificial Intelligence through sacramental and transcendental lenses. - The real presence of God in the physical world - The objectivity of beauty, truth, and goodness AI can either work for or against these.

“When Pope Gregory IX tried to absolve her from the obligation to follow the strict poverty of her rule, Clare replied: ‘I need to be absolved from my sins, not from the obligation of following Christ.’” - Clare of Assisi, 1253 Forward Day by Day

How I became a Christian Nationalist, how I became aware of its harmful hold on my life, and how I began the long and painful process of repentance. open.substack.com/pub/wryanrites…