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    29 July 2008

    PODCAzT 67: St. Augustine on Martha, active v. contemplative lives; don Camillo (part II)

    CATEGORY: NAPLAM, PODCAzT, SESSIUNCULA, don Camillo — Fr. John Zuhlsdorf @ 3:43 pm

    Today we are joined by the mighty Doctor of Grace, St. Augustine of Hippo (+430). 

    He preaches to us from sermo 103 about the tension of the contemplative life and the active life, about being attentive to the needs of the poor and about being quiet and reserved, about St. Martha, whose feast today is, and about her sister Mary. 

    Also, we have another installment of stories about the fictional don Camillo Tarocci, (+ A.D. ... ?) parish priest of "The Little World" created by Giovanni Guareschi.

    I began a new project in the last PODCAzT, namely, to read stories from The Little World of Don Camillo.  At this point, some thousand or so of you have listened. 

    These delightful pieces are set in post-war Nothern Italy. 

    They blend brilliant insight into the human condition with solid applied Catholic Faith. 

    Today we hear two tales:

    On the Trail  ... and
    Night School.





     
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    066 08-07-25 don Camillo (part I): VM - advice on getting TLMs & “pro multis”
    065 08-07-19 St. Ambrose “On mysteries”; Interview: Fr. Robert Pasley
    064 08-07-15 Bonaventure on Christ “the door”; Interview – Fr. Timothy Finigan
    063 08-07-12 Interview: Fr. Justin Nolan, FSSP; consecrated hands, Holy Communion and the Rite of Baptism
    062 08-06-26 Interviews with and by Fr. Z; What has Bp. Fellay really said?
    061 08-05-17 Pope Leo I on a post-Pentecost weekday; Fr. Z rambles not quite aimlessly for a while
    060 08-05-16 Pentecost customs; St. Ambrose on the dew of the Holy Spirit
    059 08-05-15 Leo the Great on Pentecost fasting; Benedict XVI’s sermon for Pentecost Sunday
    058 08-05-14 Ember Days; Chrysostom on St. Matthias; Prayer to the Holy Spirit
    057 08-05-13 John Paul II on the unforgivable sin; Our Lady of Fatima and the vision of Hell
    056 08-05-12 Octaves – Fr. Z rants & Augustine on Pentecost
    055 08-05-03 Tertullian, again; Fr. Rutler and Fr. Z on Archbp. Marini’s book
    054 08-04-29 Pro-Abortion Politicians and Communion; St. Ambrose and Emperor Theodosius






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    4 Comments

    1. Oh, no! I collect one Don Camillo hardback per year, and now you are going to send their prices through the roof, Father!

      Comment by Daniel Muller — 29 July 2008 @ 4:26 pm
    2. I am really enjoying your readings of Don Camillo.

      Comment by Jenny — 30 July 2008 @ 3:46 pm
    3. Please accept this praise as encouragement to continue the readings of don Camillo. They’re not only praiseworthy, but meaningful and ripe as summer fruit for meditation.

      Comment by Ed — 30 July 2008 @ 9:34 pm
    4. Dear Fr Zuhlsdorf,
      I enjoyed how much your elocution is clearly intelligible even for a french speaking person like me ( indeed that’s the least we may expect from a good preacher).
      But possibly the Holy Ghost enabled me like the Apostles on pentecost.

      Comment by Jacques — 1 August 2008 @ 6:26 am

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