Episode 7: Christ’s Ascension, and Educating Children

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Fr. Charles Erlandson shares a devotion on the meaning of the Ascension of Christ. You can learn more about Fr. Erlandson’s devotional books at GiveUsThisDayDevotional.com

I interview Mr. Mark Hoyt of Tyler, Texas about classical education and classical schooling in the Anglican parish. Mark is the principal of Good Shepherd School, which you can read more about by clicking here.

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Episode 6: Classical Education

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In this Episode

In Episode 6, Fr. Brian Foos joins us for Part 2 of an interview about classical education in the Anglican parish. Fr. Foos is headmaster of St. Andrew’s Academy in Lake Almanor, California. You can learn more about St. Andrew’s Academy and Whithorn Press by clicking here. (Part 1 of the interview was in Episode 5.)

Also in this episode, Fr. Charles Erlandson provides another look into an important figure in Church history. I talk with Fr. Kasey Gage of Church of the Holy Communion in Dallas, Texas about the Anglican Way Institute summer conference.

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  • Beethoven: Sonata No. 13 in E Flat Major, Op. 27 No. 1 – I. Andante – Allegro – Tempo I (Daniel Veesey)
  • Sonatina (Kevin MacLeod)

Episode 5: Resurrection

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Alleluia! Christ is risen.
The Lord is risen indeed.

This is the Easter acclamation. We are joyful that Christ is risen, the firstfruits of the dead. He is become the Passover for us, and we are blessed to receive such grace from our heavenly Father.

In Episode 5, we mark the celebration of the Easter season. We have made the trek through Lent and the demands of self-discipline. While the priorities of discipleship continue daily, we have left the long night of Passion Week and the memory of Christ’s crucifixion, and we have now entered the joyous celebration of his rise from the grave. He has overcome death, hell, and the grave. We rejoice because he has redeemed us.

In this Episode

  • Fr. Erlandson and I discuss the Resurrection and what it means for Christians.
  • We begin an occasional series of classical education. I start things off with Part 1 of an interview of Fr. Brian Foos, headmaster of St. Andrew’s Academy in Lake Almanor, California.
  • Listen for news about upcoming events of interest–we tell you about conferences to be held this summer.

You can learn more about St. Andrew’s Academy and Whithorn Press by clicking here.

Upcoming Events

We mentioned these upcoming events (thanks to C.A. and L.L.H.).

If you have news of interest, such as information about upcoming events or resources, dash off a quick message to us so we can spread the word.

The next episode will be published on April 22, 2013. We’ll continue the series on classical education, picking up with Part 2 of the interview with Fr. Foos.

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