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Tag Archives: PODCAzT
Help on the issue of PODCAzTs and the “feed”
While I was making the LENTCAzTs people wrote asking me to make a separate “feed” for them, or that they were not appearing in iTunes. They did for me, btw. I use Podpress for my audio projects. I guess I … Read More
Posted in "How To..." - Practical Notes, PODCAzT
Tagged podcasts, PODCAzT, podpress
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PODCAzT 101: Preface for Ascension
Here is an new sort of PODCAzT… for PODCAzT 101. I am trying a slightly new format today. I use this PODCAzT to drill into the Preface for the Ascension, used from Ascension Thursday until Pentecost, in the 1962MR. I … Read More
Posted in PODCAzT, PRAYERCAzT: What Does The (Latin) Prayer Really Sound L, SESSIUNCULA, WDTPRS
Tagged Ascension, podcast, PODCAzT
8 Comments
8 Comments
PODCAzT 99: Archbp. Chaput’s Houston Speech on The Vocation of Christians in American Public Life
On Monday evening, 1 March 2010, Archbishop Charles Chaput of Denver gave a speech at Houston Baptist University called “The Vocation of Christians in American Public Life”. The lecture was presented in coordination with the Pope John Paul II Forum … Read More
Posted in Our Catholic Identity, PODCAzT, The Drill, The future and our choices, The Last Acceptable Prejudice
Tagged Archbp. Chaput, Denver, Houston, JFK, podcast, PODCAzT
10 Comments
10 Comments
PODCAzT 98: A chat with Fr. Finigan; a special Epiphany blessing
Here is a quick PODCAzT which includes a conversation over skype with His Hermeneuticalness himself, Fr. Timothy Finigan, parish priest in Blackfen, Kent. Then I go on with multiple digressions about a special blessings in the pre-Conciliar Rituale Romanum for … Read More
Posted in "How To..." - Practical Notes, PODCAzT
Tagged blessing, Epiphany, gold, incense, myrrh, podcast, PODCAzT
14 Comments
14 Comments
PODCAzT 97: Ambrose to a new bishop; In The Bleak Midwinter
Here is a spur of the moment PODCAzT which I put together in record speed! As I approach 100 PODCAzTs I am trying to figure out what I want to do with these audio projects, change formats, keep going, or … Read More
Posted in Patristiblogging, PODCAzT
Tagged bishops, consecration, Francis Thompson, John Clare, podcast, PODCAzT, St. Ambrose, winter
20 Comments
20 Comments
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’ … Read More
Posted in don Camillo, PODCAzT, SESSIUNCULA
Tagged digital continent, don Camillo, podcast, PODCAzT, St. Francis Xavier
6 Comments
6 Comments
PODCAzT 95: PART III – 40 years ago… Paul VI on the eve of the Novus Ordo
I killed a plug in, so I give you this manually: Based on your response to PODCAzT 93 & 94, and my own desire to drill more deeply into the issue, we welcome back as our guest Pope Paul VI … Read More
Posted in Our Catholic Identity, PODCAzT, SUMMORUM PONTIFICUM, The Drill
Tagged 1969, Apostolic Constitution, Missale Romanum, Novus Ordo, podcast, PODCAzT, Pope Paul VI
75 Comments
75 Comments
PODCAzT 94: PART II – 40 years ago… Paul VI on the eve of the Novus Ordo
Since I killed the plugin: here is the file ORIGINALLY POSTED 20 Nov 2009: Based on your response to PODCAzT 93, and my own desire to drill more deeply into the issue, we welcome back as our guest Pope Paul … Read More
Posted in New Translation, Our Catholic Identity, PODCAzT, The Drill
Tagged Novus Ordo, podcast, PODCAzT, Pope Paul VI
56 Comments
56 Comments
PODCAzT 93: 40 years ago… Paul VI on the eve of the Novus Ordo
Here is the file: We are coming up on the 40th Anniversary of the implementation of the Novus Ordo in the Latin Church. Forty years ago on 30 Nov 1969 the Novus Ordo went into force. It was the 1st … Read More
Posted in New Translation, PODCAzT, SUMMORUM PONTIFICUM, WDTPRS
Tagged podcast, PODCAzT, Pope Paul VI
102 Comments
102 Comments
