Just reviewing PODCAzT stats.
I don’t think people like St. Pope Gregory the Great!
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Do the download stats include the iTunes downloads? Since that seems fixed now, I would expect fewer downloads direct from the blog.
Emilio: I can count stats from various ways people listen.
I liked the Harvest Moon podcazt very much!
Always behind on downloading, but I can’t leave St. Pope Gregory standing there like a wallflower at the school dance. Thanks for the reminder. Father.
I loved it
I listened to it!
I can’t imagine why not. As I said earlier, I enjoyed it very much.
I loved it, Father. I lost some time when the iTunes feed was broken but I’ve caught back up again.
Actually, Pope St. Gregory is the greatest (unless it’s Pope St. Leo). And so your podcazts on their LOH readings are great stuff.
Excellent podcast. The quote from St Augustine on speaking even if his flock does not listen is quite touching.
Father, with this particular podcast, I would suggest you ask your priest readership if they have listened to it. While there are a lot of good insights for the laity, I got the impression that the overall message was aimed more toward pastors of souls.
I’ll try to download it for one of my parish priests.
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