PODCAzT 96: A saint for the “digital continent”; don Camillo (Part VII)

Today we welcome St. Francis Xavier, SJ (+1552) who speaks to us from a letter he wrote to his superior, friend, mentor and fellow Basque, St. Ignatius of Loyola, founder of the Jesuits.

On his feast day, we St. Francis’ feelings on finding a group of unformed Christians in India.  I think this is relevant to our situation today, and I expand on that.

Also, we have another installment of stories about the fictional don Camillo Tarocci, (+ A.D. … ?) parish priest of “The Little World”.

Some time ago, I began a to read stories from The Little World of Don Camillo by Giovanni Guareschi.  There is a Don Camillo tag you can use to find the others easily.

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

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

Today we hear the story:

 

Nocturne with Bells


http://www.wdtprs.com/podcazt/09_12_03.mp3

 

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6 Comments

  1. Matthew in Vancouver says:

    Thanks for the PODCAzT Father!

    It’s interesting to hear of St. Francis’ experiences in Asia and contrast them to my own. It’s very odd being in a country where God isn’t part of the culture.

    I always appreciate the installments of Don Camillo!

  2. Melania says:

    Thank you, Fr. Z. I look forward to listening to this, probably over the weekend.

  3. Bill Haley says:

    I was listening to it directly from the web page and it cut out at about 13:58 or so.

  4. Bill: Really? It downloaded and played for me.

  5. GregH says:

    Is this the Bill Haley from The Falls Church by chance?

  6. irishgirl says:

    I love your PODCAZTs, Fr. Z!

    I also like the old-time ‘radio serial music’ you used at the beginning and the end of the Don Camillo readings. Were these stories ever put on radio, by any chance? This is the first time I ever heard these stories!

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