Welcome to Bread and Rosaries, the UK based podcast that delves into the complexities of eating the rich in the name of Jesus.
We have episodes on protest, motherhood, policing, liberation theology, purity culture and much more. Plus guests superior to any other podcast! So whether you’re a Christian seeking a fresh perspective or a raging communist curious about spirituality in the revolution, Bread and Rosaries is here to blow your mind! And failing that, you can always come and join us as we try not to get sued for defamation by the Tories!
“Many of us like to think we would, or even do, speak truth to power, but when we’re actually confronted with it, either in ourselves or our colleagues, we struggle to recognise it for what it is. After twenty-five years of worshipping and, latterly, discerning in the Church of England, I see plenty of power, but few people realising they hold it.”
Am I a Parrhesiastes?If so, is this a part of my servanthood as a minister of the Church? Jonny recently wrote a theological reflection as part of their training, some of which they used in talking about parrhesia in Episode 47. They have kindly let us publish it here for anyone interested. Introduction In this theological reflection, I will be exploring what…
This is a form letter I wrote for sending to your MP to tell them how you feel about the British government’s support for genocide in Palestine. You can find your MPs details at https://www.theyworkforyou.com. Please feel free to adapt this letter however you’d like. [YOUR NAME] [HOUSE NUMBER AND STREET] [TOWN/CITY] [POSTCODE] [EMAIL] [PHONE][DATE] [MP’S NAME] House of Commons London SW1A…
Christianity where it hurts
Don’t listen to this if you are easily offended. Do listen to this if you want to be challenged about what you believe and why.
— Developing Potential
One of my favs
A great podcast. The hosts have a great dynamic and clearly know their stuff. Always an interesting and entertaining listen. My only complaint is there isn’t more episodes.
— Crofty182
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