The Daily Office

Frs. Steve and Luke decide to actualize tongues of fire in this podcast for Pentecost as they talk about the Holy Spirit while eating the hottest wings they could find. https://sttimothysws.org

Rubrics is back as Frs. Steve and Luke talk about connecting with the sanctoral calendar by means of food, give their thoughts on the new pope, and give an update on the parish. Wednesday, May 21, 2025

Such a wonderful time talking with staff singer Joyner Horner. Joyner has been singing off and on at St Timothy's since she was a teenager. Two masters degrees later, she's back and we talk singing, faith, and the ministry of music.

Fr. Luke sits down with three of our parishioners to talk about giving. We discuss questions such as, When did you start giving, What makes giving difficult, and What advice do you have to those who want to start giving. To pledge online, visit https://sttimothysws.org/pledge Join us on the Feast of Christ the King, November 24th, for Pledge Sunday. We will offer our physical pledge cards as a sign of our commitment and pray for God's blessings over our parish.  

Fr. Steve and Fr. Luke are back for a discussion about energy and excitement in parishes followed by a discussion about the intercession of the saints: what do we mean when we say that and why do we "pray" to them?   October 14, 2024 https://sttimothysws.org

In this podcast episode, Father Steve Rice and Father Luke Klingstedt discuss various topics including the Assumption of Mary, changes in life, and finding hope and constancy in the midst of change. They reflect on their personal relationships with the Virgin Mary and the significance of the Marian dogmas. They also mention the Anglican Roman Catholic international consultation on Mary and the Immaculate Conception. The conversation then transitions to discussing the changes they have experienced recently, such as the start of new formation series for young adults, the return of youth activities, and personal milestones like James turning one and buying a house. Keywordspodcast, Assumption of Mary, change, hope, constancy, Marian dogmas, Anglican Roman Catholic international consultation, Immaculate Conception, young adults, youth activities, personal milestones   Takeaways The Assumption of Mary and the Marian dogmas are important theological concepts that can be explored and understood within the Anglican tradition. Change is a constant part of life, and it is important to find hope and constancy amidst these changes. Engaging with devotions and practices related to the Assumption of Mary can deepen one's understanding and faith. The Anglican Roman Catholic international consultation provides valuable resources for understanding and discussing Mary and related doctrines. Personal milestones and changes, such as the start of new programs and buying a house, can bring both excitement and challenges. Titles Engaging with Devotions and Practices New Beginnings and Personal Milestones Sound Bites "You know, I have really loved this octave of the assumption." "My relationship with the Virgin Mary was complicated." "Mary as the new Eve." Chapters 00:00Introduction and Technical Difficulties 01:17The Assumption of Mary and the Octave Day 03:02Personal Reflections on the Assumption of Mary 05:07Engaging with Devotions and Practices 06:29The Anglican Roman Catholic International Consultation 07:26Changes in Life and New Beginnings

Fr. Peter Anthony will be at St Timothy's September 15-16 for a parish mission. Register for free here: https://sttimothysws.org/parish-mission Fr Peter's book: https://a.co/d/5WmtTtZ

Frs. Steve and Luke sit down to talk about sacred art and some of the challenges that come up when commissioning it, especially as it relates to diversity and culture. Wednesday, April 17, 2024 https://sttimothysws.org

Frs. Steve and Luke are back in Eastertide to discuss evidence for the resurrection of our Lord and the Feast of the Annunciation. Tuesday, April 9, 2024 https://sttimothysws.org

Frs. Steve and Luke talk about the Ten Commandments, how we might misunderstand them, and what purpose they serve for our lives today. Wednesday, March 6, 2024 https://sttimothysws.org

Frs. Steve and Luke talk about ascetic practices during the season of Lent, what the Scriptures mean when they say suffering can be helpful, and what fasting actually does for us. Wednesday, February 21, 2024 https://sttimothysws.org

Frs. Steve and Luke sit down to talk about Ash Wednesday and how to have a fruitful Lent Wednesday, February 7, 2024

Frs. Steve and Luke talk about Charles, King and Martyr before discussing the upcoming Feast of the Presentation of Our Lord, otherwise known as Candlemas. Wednesday, January 31, 2024. https://sttimothysws.org

Frs. Steve and Luke are back in 2024 to talk about Anthony of Egypt and the Desert Fathers. Thursday, January 18, 2024 https://sttimothysws.org

Fr. Luke sits down for a solo episode to talk about whether or not Christmas is Christian? Did the early Christians appropriate pagan customs? Does it matter if they did? Wednesday, December 20, 2023 https://sttimothysws.org

Frs. Steven and Luke spend some time talking about St. Lucy and the importance of festivals and traditions, especially in the Advent Season. Wednesday, December 13, 2023 https://sttimothysws.org

Frs. Steve and Luke talk about the recent controversy at the National Cathedral and what it teaches us about simony, the grace of God, and who the church exists for. Wednesday, November 29 https://sttimothysws.org

Frs. Steve and Luke talk a little about Thanksgiving, why the Eucharist is so central to becoming thankful people, and the cleansing of the ten lepers in Luke's Gospel. November 22, 2023 https://sttimothysws.org

Frs. Steve and Luke sit down to talk about a Christian view of money, why we are called to tithe and give our money away, and they address some misconceptions about these practices that people might have. Wednesday, November 15, 2023 https://sttimothys.ws

Fr. Steve's newest educational endeavor provides a basis for a discussion about morality and ethics. How do we know what the "right" thing to do is? Wednesday, November 8, 2023 https://sttimothysws.org

Fr. Steve and Fr. Luke sit down to talk about ghosts, spirits, the dead, and Halloween. Information for Fr. Steve's discussion this Sunday can be found here: https://sttimothysws.org/clergy-blog/things-that-go-bump-in-the-night Wednesday, October 25, 2023. https://sttimothysws.org

We sit down to discuss the current events in Gaza and Israel, with a special focus on why the situation in the Holy Land is so complicated. Wednesday, October 11, 2023 http://sttimothysws.org

This week, we sit down to talk about worldly entertainment. How should Christians approach film, music, and art? Are there types of movies we should avoid? Wednesday, October 4, 2023 http://sttimothysws.org

Frs. Steve and Luke talk about angels in preparation for the Feast of St. Michael and All Angels. September 27, 2023 https://sttimothysws.org

Frs. Steve and Luke sit down to talk about forgiveness and the Parable of the Unforgiving Servant. Wednesday, September 20, 2023. https://sttimothysws.org

On the day before Holy Cross, Frs. Steve and Luke talk about sacred space, the true cross, and the crucifixion. Wednesday, September 13, 2023. https://sttimothysws.org

Frs. Steve and Luke talk about the liturgies of the week, the parable of the Good Samaritan, and close by talking about some upcoming feast days. Wednesday, September 6, 2023 https://sttimothysws.org/podcast

Frs. Steve and Luke sit down to talk about changes in life and what they tell us about ourselves and God. Wednesday, August 30, 2023 http://sttimothysws.org/podcast

Frs. Steve and Luke discuss Joseph of Arimathea and the Society bearing his name here at St. Timothy's. https://ssjoa.com http://sttimothysws.org/podcast Wednesday, August 2, 2023.

Abigail Rice joins Fr. Steve and Fr. Luke to talk about going to college, the challenges of living a Christian life as a young person, sports and extracurriculars, and more. Wednesday, July 26, 2023. https://sttimothysws.org/podcast

Frs. Steve and Luke sit down to talk about parenthood and its challenges, living in the Spirit, St. Macrina, and more. Wednesday, July 19, 2023 https://sttimothysws.org/podcast

Frs. Steve and Luke sit down on the Feast of Saints Peter and Paul to talk about these two pillars of our faith before discussing why we should make mass a priority and what exactly happens when we go to mass. Thursday, June 29, 2023. http://sttimothysws.org/podcast

Fr. Steve and Fr. Luke sit down to talk about the upcoming youth mission trip, our philosophy of spiritual formation, and conclude by talking about some current stories and how they relate to pastoral leadership. Thursday, June 15, 2023 https://www.sttimothysws.org/podcast

This week, Fr. Steve and Fr. Luke sit down to discuss Fr. Steve's recent trip to England, the Feast of Corpus Christi, and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. https://sttimothysws.org/podcast Wednesday, June 7, 2023

Fr. Luke sits down with our organist and choirmaster, Dr. Robert Matthews to discuss sacred music, weekly planning, and much more. Wednesday, May 10, 2023. https://sttimothysws.org/podcast

Fr. Steve and Fr. Luke discuss this Saturday's Coronation of King Charles, the prescribed liturgy, and why American Christians should care about it. Wednesday, May 3, 2023 https://sttimothysws.org/podcast

Fr. Steve and Fr. Luke discuss Saint Benedict Joseph Labre for a bit before diving into a discussion about favorite Bible verses and how we should read the Bible. Wednesday, April 26, 2023

Today we talk about Luke's recent ordination before looking at the various resurrection accounts in our lectionary this season and how they all share a similar theme. Wednesday, April 19, 2023 https://sttimothysws.org/podcast

On Holy Wednesday, Fr. Steve and Fr. Luke talk about Holy Week, the upcoming Triduum, and Psalm 22. http://sttimothysws.org/podcast Wednesday, April 5, 2023

Fr. Steve and Fr. Luke discuss Palm Sunday and the Apocrypha in today's episode.   March 30, 2023

Fr. Steve and Fr. Luke discuss hot button issues and how they approach them, especially from the pulpit, before closing with a discussion on the Feast of the Annunciation this Saturday and why the virgin birth is important. Wednesday, March 22, 2023

Fr. Steve and Fr. Luke talk about a recent trip to NYC and the museums there, Paul's letter to the Ephesians and how it relates to Christian Formation, and finally what formation looks like in our church today. Wednesday, March 15, 2023. Link to the Ordo (devotional calendar): https://sttimothysws.org/st-timothys-ordo Link to the Lent Family Formation Resource Packet: https://sttimothysws.org/s/Lent_Family_Resource_Booklet.pdf

Fr. Steve and Fr. Luke discuss the Murdaugh Trial, the depth of evil in our world, and how the martyrs help us respond to evil and suffering as Christians. Tuesday, March 7, 2023

Fr. Steve and Fr. Luke discuss Ember Days and ordination, the revival at Asbury College, and the Holy Spirit. Wednesday, March 1, 2023

Fr. Steve and Fr. Luke discuss Lent and how to make it a holy season. February 20, 2023 https://sttimothysws.org

Fr. Steve and Fr. Luke answer a listener question and talk about their journeys to the Episcopal Church and the Anglican tradition. February 15, 2023 https://sttimothysws.org

Fr. Steve and Fr. Luke discuss Jesus' words in Matthew 5 about the Law. Why should Christians read Leviticus? How do we follow the Law today? https://sttimothysws.org

Fr. Steve and Fr. Luke discuss the presentation of Jesus in the Temple found in Luke 2 along with Simeon's "Nunc Dimittis" and words to Mary. They conclude with discussing the Feast of Candlemas and look at the Prayer Book Tradition of the "Churching of Women," which can provide a refreshing and empowering view of women and childbirth.

Fr. Steve and Fr. Luke discuss the Conversion of St. Paul and how it affects us today. Painting referenced in the episode is Caravaggio's "Conversion on the Way to Damascus." https://sttimothysws.org

Scripture: Matthew 16:13-19 Tradition: Bishops and "The Delivery of the Keys to Saint Peter" by Pietro Perugino Reason: Christian Unity