Showing posts with label SPEAKER: The Pope. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SPEAKER: The Pope. Show all posts
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Long time friend of the show, Filipino Catholic, wrote in with the following:
Father Peter Damian M. Fehlner, F.I., gives a lecture on each of the chapters in our Holy Father's book, Jesus of Nazareth.

Here's the home page, and here are the talks:
More mp3 talks here from MARIAN CATECHIST APOSTOLATE at their MULTIMEDIA PAGE.
Thanks, FC! You can buy the Pope's book, Jesus of Nazareth, in print or in audio format at this page from The Catholic Company.
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...are the future of the Church, and boy-o-boy does the future look bright! Case in point, Fr. Andy Jaspers, S.J. The good padre wrote me and submitted the following:

Peace be with you,

I wondered if you could provide a link for some recent talks on Pope Benedict’s thought. These talks are given by solidly orthodox Jesuits, and are at a high level of scholarship.

The first talk is by Fr. Robert Araujo of Loyola University, Chicago. Fr. Araujo was the legal counsel for the Vatican delegation to the United Nations for several years up to this year. His talk is very timely, as it is on Pope Benedict’s social thought. Fr. Burgaleta is a biblical scholar from Fordham University, and gives an excellent assessment of “Jesus of Nazareth” as a contribution to biblical scholarship. Finally, Fr. Mueller, of Marquette University, gives a talk that is an engaging presentation on the Christology of “Jesus of Nazareth.”

The talks are available at: http://fordhamfrc.org/jpii/pagetwo.htm
That's it. No mention that he is the resident instructor of philosophy and theology at Creighton, or that he has his own talk online entitled A Reflective Approach to Praying with Advent. Zip. Nada. Pure humility and goodwill, with a chaser of class. Like I said, I'm very hopeful for the year of the priest and the future of the Church. Keep 'em coming!

Here are the talks from the Fordham site Padre recommended. Be sure to wear a seat belt.

The Jesuit Colloquium on Papal Thought

Benedict XVI:

"Virtue, Liturgy and Jesus of Nazareth"

June 7-June 10, 2009

Plenary Session Speakers Included

Robert Araujo, S.J., Boston College: "Benedict XVI, The Virtues, and Catholic Social Thought"

Claudio Burgaleta, S.J., Fordham University: "Benedict XVI: Theology of the Word of God"

Joseph Mueller, S.J. Marquette University: "The First Thing We Must Do is Open Ourselves to God, Benedict XVI's Theocentric Christology in Jesus of Nazareth"

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From EWTN. Be sure to go there for the live coverage and updated audio:

Opening Mass with Cardinal Pell
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Arrival and Welcome of the Holy Father
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The Stations of the Cross
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Life on the Rock - WYD Special (90 min.)
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“Exploring Our Faith,” Episode #08-15 (Windows Media | MP3 )
Cardinal John Foley highlights the purpose and impact of Pope Benedict XVI’s visit to the United States.

“Exploring Our Faith,” Episode #08-16 (Windows Media | MP3 )
Mercy Sister Mary Ann Walsh, director of Media Relations for the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, discusses the pope’s visit to the United States.
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I've been looking for MP3 versions of his talks last week. Here's the first I've found:



The Pope's Speech to the U.N.
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From EWTN:
Archived Video & Audio Clips:
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ARRIVAL

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WELCOME AT THE WHITE HOUSE
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ADDRESS TO THE BISHOPS OF THE UNITED STATES
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MASS AT NATIONALS STADIUM, DC

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MEETING AT CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA
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MEETING AT POPE JOHN PAUL II CULTURAL CENTER
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ARRIVAL NYC
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ADDRESS AT THE UN
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VISIT TO SYNAGOGUE & ECUMENICAL MEETING AT ST. JOSEPH’S CHURCH, MANHATTAN
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MASS AT ST. PATRICK’S CATHEDRAL, NYC
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MEETING WITH YOUTH AT DUNWOODIE SEMINARY
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VISIT TO GROUND ZERO,
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HOLY MASS AT YANKEE STADIUM, NYC
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POPE DEPARTS
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THE WORLD OVER INTERVIEW WITH PRESIDENT BUSH (Interview Only)
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POPE'S MESSAGE TO THE US BEFORE HIS VISIT:
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Here is a link to the audio of the Holy Father's statement! (RA format - 5min 30sec)

Here’s the text of the Pope’s message to the US in anticipation of his visit:

Dear Brothers and Sisters in the United States of America,

The grace and peace of God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ be with all of you! In just a few days from now, I shall begin my apostolic visit to your beloved country. Before setting off, I would like to offer you a heartfelt greeting and an invitation to prayer. As you know, I shall only be able to visit two cities: Washington and New York. The intention behind my visit, though, is to reach out spiritually to all Catholics in the United States. At the same time, I earnestly hope that my presence among you will be seen as a fraternal gesture towards every ecclesial community, and a sign of friendship for members of other religious traditions and all men and women of good will. The risen Lord entrusted the Apostles and the Church with his Gospel of love and peace, and his intention in doing so was that the message should be passed on to all peoples.

At this point I should like to add some words of thanks, because I am conscious that many people have been working hard for a long time, both in Church circles and in the public services, to prepare for my journey. I am especially grateful to all who have been praying for the success of the visit, since prayer is the most important element of all. Dear friends, I say this because I am convinced that without the power of prayer, without that intimate union with the Lord, our human endeavours would achieve very little. Indeed this is what our faith teaches us. It is God who saves us, he saves the world, and all of history. He is the Shepherd of his people. I am coming, sent by Jesus Christ, to bring you his word of life.

Together with your Bishops, I have chosen as the theme of my journey three simple but essential words: “Christ our hope”. Following in the footsteps of my venerable predecessors, Paul VI and John Paul II, I shall come to United States of America as Pope for the first time, to proclaim this great truth: Jesus Christ is hope for men and women of every language, race, culture and social condition. Yes, Christ is the face of God present among us. Through him, our lives reach fullness, and together, both as individuals and peoples, we can become a family united by fraternal love, according to the eternal plan of God the Father. I know how deeply rooted this Gospel message is in your country. I am coming to share it with you, in a series of celebrations and gatherings. I shall also bring the message of Christian hope to the great Assembly of the United Nations, to the representatives of all the peoples of the world. Indeed, the world has greater need of hope than ever: hope for peace, for justice, and for freedom, but this hope can never be fulfilled without obedience to the law of God, which Christ brought to fulfilment in the commandment to love one another. Do to others as you would have them do to you, and avoid doing what you would not want them to do. This “golden rule” is given in the Bible, but it is valid for all people, including non-believers. It is the law written on the human heart; on this we can all agree, so that when we come to address other matters we can do so in a positive and constructive manner for the entire human community.

Dirijo un cordial saludo a los católicos de lengua española y les manifiesto mi cercanía espiritual, en particular a los jóvenes, a los enfermos, a los ancianos y a los que pasan por dificultades o se sienten más necesitados. Les expreso mi vivo deseo de poder estar pronto con Ustedes en esa querida Nación. Mientras tanto, les aliento a orar intensamente por los frutos pastorales de mi inminente Viaje Apostólico y a mantener en alto la llama de la esperanza en Cristo Resucitado.

Dear brothers and sisters, dear friends in the United States, I am very much looking forward to being with you. I want you to know that, even if my itinerary is short, with just a few engagements, my heart is close to all of you, especially to the sick, the weak, and the lonely. I thank you once again for your prayerful support of my mission. I reach out to every one of you with affection, and I invoke upon you the maternal protection of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

Que la Virgen María les acompañe y proteja. Que Dios les bendiga.

May God bless you all.


I love my Papa! Viva il Papa!

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Now this looks interesting! More from the Kenrick-Glennon Seminary in St. Louis, MO:



3/15/07 2007 Kenrick Lecture - Infallibility Revisited: Beyond Ex Cathedra Pronouncements (Msgr. Brian Ferme, D. Phil, J.C.D.) 01:40:33
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From the Boston Catholic Journal...the Holy Father's most recent encyclical (*HT: Leonard - thanks, amigo!):

Faithful to the Holy See in Rome

"Spe salvi facti sumus”— in hope we were saved,

Spe salvi facti sumus”— "in hope we were saved"

Pope Benedict XVI's Encyclical on Hope ...
in this Advent Season of the greatest Hope given mankind.
November 30, 2007

Don't have time to read it?

LISTEN TO IT! ...
one section at a time, at your own pace ...

Listen to:

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Here are some historical recordings, for those who are into such things:

File
Description
12PATER.MP3
(1:58, 2,772 KB)
The Pater Noster, Recited by Pope Pius XII
12HOLYYR.MP3
(9:18, 13,105 KB)
Ceremonies of Opening the Door for the Holy Year on January 2, 1950, with Prayers and Apostolic Benediction Chanted in Latin by Pope Pius XII
12EASTER.MP3
(17:41, 24,873 KB)
Traditional Latin Easter Pontifical Mass, Chanted by Pope Pius XII, with Sermon in Latin
23CANON.MP3
(8:52, 12,472 KB)
Traditional Latin Canonization of Blessed Fr. Vincent Pallotti in 1963 by John XXIII
23CLOSE.MP3
(10:59, 15,459 KB)
Closing Ceremonies of the Second Vatican Council on December 8, 1962, with an Address in Latin by John XXIII
23ANGEL.MP3
(4:05, 5,758 KB)
Sunday Noon Recitation of the Angelus, the Prayer to the Guardian Angel, the Versicles for the Dead, and the Apostolic Blessing, Given in Latin from the Papal Balcony by John XXIII
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Na sequência dos acontecimentos de hoje, aqui fica um vídeo com imagens exclusivas e raras da Missa quotidiana privada de Bento XVI, versus Deum:


Missa privada de Bento XVI
Colocado por paristocrate
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Here's a link a reader sent in to a page where you can hear the Pope's general audiences back through the end of 2005.

Here are the links for the audiences on the site for 2007 (so far):

- 23/05/2007
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- 28/03/2007
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- 14/03/2007
Español English Italiano Deutsch Français
- 14/02/2007
Español English Italiano Deutsch Français
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I'm sure most of you remember the idiocy surrounding the Pope's speech at the University of Regensberg a little over a year ago -- protests, riots, violence, calls for beheading, burnings in effigy, etc. (which is so ironic that I actually hurt when learning of it).

Here's a snippet from the Wikipedia article on the topic:

The lecture on "faith and reason", with references ranging from ancient Jewish and Greek thinking to Protestant theology and modern Secularity, focused mainly on Christianity and what Pope Benedict called the tendency to "exclude the question of God" from reason. Islam features in a part of the lecture: the Pope quoted strong criticism of Islam, which he described as being of a "startling brusqueness, a brusqueness which leaves us astounded".

In three paragraphs at the beginning of the speech, Pope Benedict quoted from and discussed an argument made by the Byzantine Emperor Manuel II Palaiologos in a 1391 dialogue with an "educated Persian" (who remained unnamed in the Pope's lecture), as well as observations on this argument made by Theodore Khoury, the scholar whose edition of Manuel II's dialogues the Pontiff was referencing. Pope Benedict used Manuel II's argument in order to draw a distinction between the Christian view, as expressed by Manuel II, that "not acting reasonably is contrary to God's nature", and an Islamic view, as explained by Khoury, that God transcends concepts such as rationality, and his will, as Ibn Hazm stated, is not constrained by any principle, including rationality.

If you never had the opportunity or time to read it, here's an audio recording of the English translation:

Audio Files128Kbps MP3

BenPart1.mp37.5M

BenPart2.mp35.9M

BenPart3.mp35.7M


BenPart4.mp3
BenPart5.mp3
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Here are some audio clips from JPII's 1979 visit to Ireland:

JPII to Seminarians

JPII on the Laity and Holiness

JPII at knock

The links take you off-site, but I trust the inconvenience of going off-site won't deter you.
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Pope Pius XII prays the Pater Noster.
Click to play 0:42 minutes (984.33 KB) - Download audio file



Pope Leo XIII prays the Ave Maria.
Click to play 0:45 minutes (354.81 KB) - Download audio file
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Wonder exactly what Catholics are permitted to believe about Evolution? Give this a listen:

Humani Generis by Pope Pius XII: Humani Generis (Concerning Some False Opinions Threatening to Undermine the Foundations of Catholic Doctrine) is a papal encyclical that Pope Pius XII promulgated on 12 August 1950. Its primary subject was evolutionism and its impact on theology, its secondary subject was the condemnation of theological opinions and doctrines known as Modernism, thus restating the teaching of Pope St. Pius X's Pascendi Dominici Gregis.
Rev. Hugh Thwaites SJ Humani Generis by Pope Pius XII. talk_HTHumani.mp3
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Pascendi Gregis by Pope St.Pius X: An encyclical on the Doctrines of the Modernists. This has been officially out of print for years. One would think that it, and its author, never existed. Fortunately, it was written in a manner which is ideal for spoken-word production. It is clear, forthright, concise, descriptive, it is like a mountain stream in a desert, with a reputation of miraculously curing spiritual blindness.
Rev. Hugh Thwaites SJ Pascendi Gregis - Part 1 talk_HTPascendi1.mp3
Rev. Hugh Thwaites SJ Pascendi Gregis - Part 2 talk_HTPascendi2.mp3
Rev. Hugh Thwaites SJ Pascendi Gregis - Part 3 talk_HTPascendi3.mp3
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This is how I got mine...

On Audible.com they have a special offer which allows you to try them for 14 days without paying anything. They have a pretty good selection, but most importantly they have Pope Benedict's "Jesus of Nazareth" ready for download -- all you have to do is sign up.

BE WARNED: They will bill you if you don't cancel soon enough. If they do bill you, you'll find that you have *credits* which don't roll over month-to-month but allow you to get more books. Personally, I didn't think it was worth it so I canceled my subscription shortly after downloading. You do so by simply clicking on a "cancel subscription" button in your profile/preferences in you Audible account. It's simple, and they're not going to take your money if you simply unsubscribed -- i.e., it's free if you cancel within 14 days of signing up.
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From Ave Maria School of Law:

WDTK - The Advocate - July 14, 2007
Pope Benedict XVI
Pope Benedict XVI



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Topics: Expert of the Tridentine Mass diuscuses the Moto Proprio "Summorum Pontificum"; and a disscussion of statement "the One True Church" subsists in the Roman Catholic Church from the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith.

Guests:

  • Fr. Robert Pasley, Rector of Mater Ecclesiae Parish, Berlin, New Jersey. The only fully Tridentine Parish in the U.S.

  • Dean Bernard Dobranski, Founding Dean and President of Ave Maria School of Law

  • Father Michael P. Orsi, Chaplain, Research Fellow in Law & Religion.

  • Professor Eugene Milhizer, Associate Professor of L

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