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Oct 14, 2026
Reformed Catholicism and the Future of Orthodox Anglicanism - With Fr. Ben Jeffries
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0:24SeanHOST
So [laughs] um, but yeah, Father Ben, go ahead and, and introduce yourself.
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0:34Ben JeffriesGUEST
Uh, but this last year I've been working as a hospice chaplain, um, while I'm also working on a PhD, and I, we, that coincides also with a relocation to Wisconsin, which was a kind of a home state.
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0:50Ben JeffriesGUEST
So coming to Wisconsin also led me to come into the Diocese of the Upper Midwest, which was a sort of full circle for me because it was Church of the Res at Wheaton that was my, uh, introduction to Anglicanism.
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1:00Ben JeffriesGUEST
And so, yeah, very happily to be, happy to be in the diocese with you and under, under our good bishop.
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118:09SeanHOST
... and then I'll end the, end the stream here.