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Fr Z:
That Durufle requiem … what a nice introduction.
And a very inspiring podcast. Thank you.
Fr Z: Thank you for your podcasts. I love them. I wish I were better educated in the classics and rhetoric; could you recommend some books for me?
thank you,
jeffrey
Dear Father Z – what a beautiful podcast! The music truly fitting, the commentary superb and the excerpts of the Requiem for Msgr Schuler wonderful to hear (I am sure your mentor would be proud)!
Thank you Father for all your work here on WDTPRS, informative, insightful and hopeful.
I CAN’T GET THE PODCAST FOR SOME REASON. THE SOUND ON MY COMPUTER WORKS BUT I HEAR NOTHING.
Myrna: Perhaps we can first get that “Caps Lock” key unstuck! As far as I can tell, the PODCAzT is streaming as it should.
Father, I always enjoy your podcasts, and they seem to be getting even better.
I particularly enjoyed the excerpt from the Requiem Missa Cantata. It brought a lump to my throat.
Thank you!
Absolutely beautiful chanting at the Requiem, Father.
Can someone explain to me how to add this podcast to my iTunes podcasts? Is there a URL that I can paste in iTunes or something? I can’t figure out what to do.
Thanks!
I think this is your link.
http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=217793115
However, I have been having a problem with iTunes not listing all my episodes. I guess I don’t quite understand how to integrate all this yet.