The Holy Martyr Mammas. The first reading is from the epistle of St. Paul to the Ephesians Chapter 2; verse 19 to Chapter 3; verse 7. The second reading is from the Holy Gospel according to St. Mark Chapter 11; verse 11 to 23.
Sunday, August 31, 2008
BCW 090108
The Church New Year. The first reading is from the 1st epistle of St. Paul to Timothy Chapter 2; verse 1 through 7. The second reading is from the Holy Gospel according to St. Luke Chapter 4; verse 16 through 22.
Saturday, August 30, 2008
BCW 083108
Sixteenth Sunday after Pentecost. The doposition of the venerable belt of the Most Holy Mother of God. The first reading is from the first epistle of St. Paul to the Corinthians Chapter 6; verse 1 through 10. The second reading is from the Holy Gospel according to St. Matthew; Chapter 25 verse 14 through 30.
Friday, August 29, 2008
BCW 083008
The saints commemorated today are Alexander, John, and Paul. The first reading is from the 1st epistle of St. Paul to the Corinthians, Chapter 10; verse 23 through 28. The second reading is from the Holy Gospel according to St. Matthew Chapter 24; verse 24 through 44.
BCW 082908
The Feast of the Behading of John the Baptist: The first reading is from the Acts of the Apostles; Chapter 13; verse 25 through 33.
The second reading is from the Holy gospel according to St. Mark Chapter 6; verse 14 through 29.
The second reading is from the Holy gospel according to St. Mark Chapter 6; verse 14 through 29.
Thursday, August 28, 2008
BCW 082808
I would like to thank Joseph Heald for participating in this day's podcast. Today he did the summary of the saint and the Gospel reading.
The first reading is from the epistle of St. Paul to the Ephesians Chapter 1 verse 1 through 9. The second reading is the from the Holy Gospel according to St. Mark Chapter 7 verse 14 through 24.
The first reading is from the epistle of St. Paul to the Ephesians Chapter 1 verse 1 through 9. The second reading is the from the Holy Gospel according to St. Mark Chapter 7 verse 14 through 24.
News Update
Dear brothers and sisters in Christ,
I just thought I would post an update on how the podcast is developing. First, I want to apologize for not posting any readings the last few days. The fact of the matter is I have been working and communicating with lots of people and things have been shaping up in a fantastic way.
I am in the process of officially getting permission from the Metropolitan Cantor Institute to use all of their audio material in the future as well as some of their publications.
The support I have been getting from my parish has been phenomenal. Adam and Linsey Kemner have been on the phone with me constantly making good suggestions and keeping the flame alive. Joseph Heald has been a great support as well. You will get to hear him on future recordings.
Secondly, I have been talking to Sister Loretta at the Eparchy of Parma. I want to humbly thank her for her prayers and sharing the vision for this project.
Third, I have had the privileged opportunity of talking with Professor J. Michael Thompson and I have asked him to direct me in this endeavor as if it where his. Almost all of the music was written and directed by him.
Lastly, I want to extend a personal thanks to Darlene Fayka at the Archeparchy of Pittsburgh, PA for being a leader on this project and so lovingly showing me the way.
Last but not least I want to thank you the listener. It is my understanding that the readings for 08/24/08 had 147 downloads. THIS IS INCREDIBLE!
To everyone and anyone reading this, don't ever underestimate how the Holy Spirit is going to use you. So far this has been the greatest lesson to me.
ALL GLORY, HONOR, AND WORSHIP TO OUR LORD AND SAVIOR JESUS CHRIST!
-The knucklehead Brian
I just thought I would post an update on how the podcast is developing. First, I want to apologize for not posting any readings the last few days. The fact of the matter is I have been working and communicating with lots of people and things have been shaping up in a fantastic way.
I am in the process of officially getting permission from the Metropolitan Cantor Institute to use all of their audio material in the future as well as some of their publications.
The support I have been getting from my parish has been phenomenal. Adam and Linsey Kemner have been on the phone with me constantly making good suggestions and keeping the flame alive. Joseph Heald has been a great support as well. You will get to hear him on future recordings.
Secondly, I have been talking to Sister Loretta at the Eparchy of Parma. I want to humbly thank her for her prayers and sharing the vision for this project.
Third, I have had the privileged opportunity of talking with Professor J. Michael Thompson and I have asked him to direct me in this endeavor as if it where his. Almost all of the music was written and directed by him.
Lastly, I want to extend a personal thanks to Darlene Fayka at the Archeparchy of Pittsburgh, PA for being a leader on this project and so lovingly showing me the way.
Last but not least I want to thank you the listener. It is my understanding that the readings for 08/24/08 had 147 downloads. THIS IS INCREDIBLE!
To everyone and anyone reading this, don't ever underestimate how the Holy Spirit is going to use you. So far this has been the greatest lesson to me.
ALL GLORY, HONOR, AND WORSHIP TO OUR LORD AND SAVIOR JESUS CHRIST!
-The knucklehead Brian
Friday, August 22, 2008
BCW 082408
The Martyr commemorated today is Eutyches. The first reading is from 2nd epistle of St. Paul to the Corinthians; Chapter 4 verses 6 through 15. The second reading is from the Holy gospel according to St. Matthew Chapter 22; verse 35 through 46.
BCW 082308
The Martyr commemorated today is Lupus. The first reading is from 1st epistle of St. Paul to the Corinthians; Chapter 4 verse 17 to Chapter 5 verse 5. The second reading is from the Holy gospel according to St. Matthew Chapter 24; verse 1 through 13.
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
BCW 082208
The Saint commemorated today is Agathonicus and Others. The first reading is from epistle of St. Paul to the Galations; Chapter 4 verse 8 through 21. The second reading is from the Holy gospel according to St. Mark Chapter 6; verse 45 through 53.
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
BCW 082108
The Saint commemorated today is Thaddeus. The first reading is from epistle of St. Paul to the Galations; Chapter 3; verses 23 to Chapter 4 verse 5. The second reading is from the Holy gospel according to St. Mark Chapter 6; verse 30 through 45.
BCW 082008
The prophet commemorated today is Samuel and the St. Stephen, King of Hungary. The first reading is from epistle of St. Paul to the Galatians; Chapter 3; verses 15 through 22. The second reading is from the Holy gospel according to St. Mark Chapter 6; verse 7-13.
Monday, August 18, 2008
BCW 081908
The Matryrs commemorated today are Andrew and the 2,593 soldiers. The first reading is from epistle of St. Paul to the Galations; Chapter 2 verse 21 to Chapter 3 verse 7. The second reading is from the Holy gospel according to St. Mark Chapter 6; verse 1 through 7.
Sunday, August 17, 2008
BCW 081808
The Martyrs commemorated today are Florus and Laurus. The first reading is from epistle of St. Paul to the Galations; Chapter 2 verse 11 through 16.The second reading is from the Holy Gospel according to St. Matthew Chapter 5; verse 24 through 34.
Saturday, August 16, 2008
BCW 081708
The 14th Sunday After Pentecost. The Martyr commemorated today is St. Myron and SS. Paul and Juliana.
The first reading is from second epistle of St. Paul to the Corinthians Chapter 1 verse 21 to Chapter 2 verse 4. The second reading is from the Holy gospel according to St. Matthew Chapter 22 verses 1 through 14.
The first reading is from second epistle of St. Paul to the Corinthians Chapter 1 verse 21 to Chapter 2 verse 4. The second reading is from the Holy gospel according to St. Matthew Chapter 22 verses 1 through 14.
Thursday, August 14, 2008
BCW 081608
The day of the Translation of the Icon of Our Lord. The first reading is from epistle of St. Paul to the Colassions Chapter 1 verse 12 through 18. The second reading is from the 2nd epistle of St. Paul to the Corinthians Chapter 3 verse 4 through 11. The third reading is from the Holy Gospel according to St. Luke - Chapter 9: verse 51 through 56 and Chapter 10: verse 22 through 24.
BCW 081508: The solemn Feast of the Dormition of the Mother of God
Your reader for today is Michael Metenoski.The first reading is from epistle of St. Paul to the Phillipians, Chapter 2; verses 5 through 11 and the second reading is from the Holy Gospel according to St. Luke - Chapter 10: verse 38 through 42 and Chapter 11 verse 27 and 28.
Sunday, August 10, 2008
BCW 081408
Translation of the Relics of the venerable Theodosius of the Cave.
The first reading is from epistle of St. Paul to the Hebrews, Chapter 13; verses 7 through 16 and the second reading is from the Holy Gospel according to St Matthew - Chapter 11: verse 27 through 30.
The first reading is from epistle of St. Paul to the Hebrews, Chapter 13; verses 7 through 16 and the second reading is from the Holy Gospel according to St Matthew - Chapter 11: verse 27 through 30.
Thursday, August 7, 2008
BCW 081308
The first reading is from 2nd epistle of St. Paul to the Corinthians, Chapter 13; verses 3 through 13 and The second reading is from the Holy Gospel according to St Mark - Chapter 4: verse 35 through 41.
BCW 081208
The first reading is from 2nd epistle of St. Paul to the Corinthians, Chapter 12; verse 20 to Chapter 13 verse 2 and the second reading is from the Holy Gospel according to St Mark - Chapter 4: verse 24 through 34.
Wednesday, August 6, 2008
BCW 080708
2nd epistle of St. Paul to the Corinthians, Chapter 10; verses 7 through 18 and the Holy Gospel according to St Mark - Chapter 3 verses 28 through 35.
Monday, August 4, 2008
A note from Brian
Dear Friends,
I want to thank each and every one of my subscribers, for listening and helping me make this first week this project a success. It is my hope that this podcast can be something that can help enrich all of our lives as we journey together through liturgical calendar.
As I have been learning how to make this program through trial and error, there have been some small improvements. However, there is much room for more. I just thought I would take a few minutes to share them with you in hope that this may start some nice conversation on my blog.
First, I plan on including a brief summery of the Saint or Martyr commemorated each day.
Secondly, In the coming weeks I will acquire some authentic Byzantine Music to mix into the program to give a more Eastern Catholic flavor to what you hear.
And Third, I am exploring the possibility of include those prayer’s that are common for anyone’s daily rule of prayer. For example, The Trisagion or beginning prayers, Psalm 50, The Nicene Creed, the Trisagion and Kontakion for each day sung in plain chant.
These are just a few things that I have thought of to improve your listening experience. Now I need your help. I humbly encourage everyone listening to provide some input.
You can do so by visit my blog at brianskc.blogspot.com and share with me what you would like to hear on this podcast. You can also click on my email address if you would like to share your ideas with me privately.
Again I would like to thank you for making this first week a great start, and express my gratitude for your input ahead of time. May God grant you many happy, Holy, and blessed years.
I want to thank each and every one of my subscribers, for listening and helping me make this first week this project a success. It is my hope that this podcast can be something that can help enrich all of our lives as we journey together through liturgical calendar.
As I have been learning how to make this program through trial and error, there have been some small improvements. However, there is much room for more. I just thought I would take a few minutes to share them with you in hope that this may start some nice conversation on my blog.
First, I plan on including a brief summery of the Saint or Martyr commemorated each day.
Secondly, In the coming weeks I will acquire some authentic Byzantine Music to mix into the program to give a more Eastern Catholic flavor to what you hear.
And Third, I am exploring the possibility of include those prayer’s that are common for anyone’s daily rule of prayer. For example, The Trisagion or beginning prayers, Psalm 50, The Nicene Creed, the Trisagion and Kontakion for each day sung in plain chant.
These are just a few things that I have thought of to improve your listening experience. Now I need your help. I humbly encourage everyone listening to provide some input.
You can do so by visit my blog at brianskc.blogspot.com and share with me what you would like to hear on this podcast. You can also click on my email address if you would like to share your ideas with me privately.
Again I would like to thank you for making this first week a great start, and express my gratitude for your input ahead of time. May God grant you many happy, Holy, and blessed years.
Saturday, August 2, 2008
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