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Category Archives: PODCAzT
PODCAzT 12: Fulgentius of Ruspe and tools of ancient Rhetoric
Fulgentius of Ruspe is our guest for this PODCAzT. In the second reading for the Office of Readings today we have an excerpt Fulgentius’ work anti-Arian work De fide ad Petrum. Before the reading itself I give a crash course … Read More
PODCAzT 11: Augustine – Christ’s voice in our voices, ours in His
Today’s PODCAzT features a reading from St. Augustine of Hippo’s commentary on Ps. 85 (en. ps. 85.1), the second reading from the Office of Readings for Wednesday in the 5th Week of Lent in the Liturgy of the Hours. This … Read More
Leo The Great: “the marvelous the power of the Cross”
Today’s PODCAzT presents a selection from St. Leo the Great’s sermon on the Passion, no. 8, also known as s. 59, preached on Palm Sunday in 444. It is a about the marvelous power of the Cross. I also talk … Read More
PODCAzT 10: Passion Sunday and Annunciation
Another PODCAzT is available for the 5th Sunday of Lent, 1st Passion Sunday, and also the Annunciation. I read from Pope Leo the Great’s all important Letter 28 to Flavian. This letter, an excerpt of which is used for the … Read More
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PODCAzT 09: Leo on the Passion; Sobrino; confessions on Good Friday
A podcazt is ready. There is a reading of one of Leo the Great’s sermons on the Passion (s. 66 3-4) preached on 10 April 453, Good Friday. I also talk about the Notification from the CDF about Jon Sobrino, … Read More
PODCAzT 08: Leo the Great on works of mercy in Lent
Another PODCAzT is ready. Today we have part of a Lenten sermon of Pope Leo I, "the Great", s. 48, preached on 13 March 455. I use that as a stepping stone to some of Pope Benedict’s encyclical Deus caritas … Read More
PODCAzT 07: St. Augustine on John 8
Podcast alert! Just to get back into the swing of things, I put together a little piece with some Augustine in Latin and English from the second reading of today’s Office of Readings for the 4th Sunday of Lent, Laetare, … Read More
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PODCAzT 06: St. Augustine on the woman at the well
It’s podcast time, so here we go again! Let’s dig into some Augustine of Hippo on this 3rd Sunday of Lent. I was going simply to use the English provided in the English language breviary but the translation is SO … Read More
PODCAzT 05: Ambrose: De fuga saeculi
Here’s another podcast! This podcast (see below for a popup link) focuses on the Patristic selection for the second reading in the Office of Readings for Saturday of the 2nd Week of Lent. I read some of the Latin, but … Read More
PODCAzT 04: Augustine’s en. ps. 140
I made a really fast podcast today, inspired by a couple paragraphs coming before the excerpt of Augustine’s en. ps. 140 in today’s second reading for the Office of Readings. In this podcast I read in English for a change, … Read More
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