If you're interested in getting occasional news, behind the scenes content, and interesting fandom content, sign up to the newsletter ! Head to: https://www.thewesterosiprimer.com/newsletter What if one strategic marriage could end a war and change the course of Westeros? Join Liz on the Westerosi Primer as she explores the reign of Daeron II Targaryen. This king would later be remembered as Daeron the Good. This episode kicks off with an some listener feedback on the best and worst Targaryen kings. Liz starts with Daeron's formative years. She discusses his education and the union with Myriah Martell. This marriage brought peace with Dorne and paved the way for a new generation of Targaryens. The tension that marked Daeron's relationship with his father, Aegon IV, are explored. Daeron demonstrates his intelligence as he sidestep his father’s reckless actions. The episode also includes first Blackfyre Rebellion. Liz delves into the intricacies of loyalty, legitimacy, and power. Daemon Blackfyre had privileges he wouldn't have gotten if not for his parentage. Despite a thriving family life, Daemon becomes a challenger to his brother Daeron II. The Blackfyre Rebellion was fueled by discontent among the nobility and questions about Daeron's legitimacy. Daemon adopts the reversed Targaryen sigil and instigates the first of many rebellions. The Rebellion ends with the crucial Battle of the Redgrass Field. Daemon’s advance is ultimately thwarted by Brynden Rivers. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-westerosi-primer/donations…
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Fr TJ Humphrey is the rector of St Paul’s Episcopal Church in Beloit, WI and of Trinity Episcopal Church in Janesville, WI. His Youtube channel is Episcopalianish.
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A sermon for the second Sunday after the Epiphany.
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A cultural critique coupled with a reflection from the 1st Sunday of Advent. The passage: 1 Thessalonians 3:9-13.
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Also know as ‘One Anothering 2.0’. Because radically countercultural messages deserve to be updated and proclaimed twice.
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A homily reflecting on the importance of being there for and being there with one another.
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A reflection on the readings for All Saints.
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A sermon about how God uses contemplative prayer to heal us of our stress and trauma.
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“The heart of the matter is agape…”
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A sermon for Trinity Sunday.
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A sermon on Rogation Sunday.
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A sermon about love on Easter 4 2024.
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A sermon for Easter Sunday.
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A sermon for the Great Vigil of Easter.
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Another Lenten sermon
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A sermon for the 5th Sunday in Lent from John’s Gospel.
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The first lecture in a Lenten series unpacking how we Episcopalians understand the Bible.
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A sermon for the second Sunday in Lent.
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A sermon for the beginning of Lent.
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A sermon for the feast of the conversion of St Paul.
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An Epiphany sermon that will make you question everything your Sunday school teacher ever taught you about Jonah.
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A sermon on religion, politics, and tyrants.
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‘Who do people say I am?’ -Jesus
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A sermon for Advent 3, 2023 about the Magnificat.
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A sermon for the first Sunday of Advent, 2023.
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A sermon for Christ the King Sunday, reflecting on the Parable of the Sheep and the Goats.
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A sermon for the 25th Sunday after Pentecost.
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A reflection on Jesus’ greatest commandment.
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A reflection on Exodus 33:12-24
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The opiate of the masses of today’s world.
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The first sermon in a series called ‘Creation Care.’
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A sermon for the feast of the Transfiguration 2023.
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A sermon for Proper 12
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A sermon for Pentecost 2023.
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A sermon for Ascension Day.
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Alleluia! Christ is Risen!!!
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The exultet during the Great Vigil of Easter and the greatest sermon ever preached.
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The Cross through which you see Jesus’ suffering is the same Cross through which Jesus sees your suffering.
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A sermon for the 4th Sunday in Lent
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Lenten Retreat Talk-Ignatius of Antioch
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19:00Read Ignatius’ Letter to the Romans before listening to this one.
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Read Cassian’s tenth conference before listening.
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Read Melito’s On Pascha before listening.
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Some thoughts on fasting this Ash Wednesday
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12:53How to keep a Holy Lent
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What would have happened if Peter’s request would have been granted on top of Mt Tabor?
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The Epiphany sermon that garnered such reactions as, ‘Father, I wanted to jump out of my pew in applause,’ and, ‘No more time travel movies for you, Father TJ. My brain hurts.’
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This one has it all: cheese, the toddler version of Jesus, animal sacrifice, candles, and an old guy. Most importantly, when Jesus says ‘all’ he means ‘all.’
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A sermon for Epiphany season. How do we become the person deep down that we know we are destined to become? Jesus offers some words of wisdom on this today.
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A Christmas day homily.
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A Christmas Eve homily about religion and ultimate meaning in life.
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A homily on wisdom and Christianity as philosophy.
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John the Baptist’s 5 Steps to The Happy Life and Deep Inner Peace.
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9:15If John the Baptist were a self-help guru…
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A homily about a talking skull for Advent 1
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