Showing posts with label Latin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Latin. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 12, 2008

CHRISTUS VINCIT TV 5

Watch below, or download here. (10:38/11.1 MB)



The conclusion of our two-part series on the pronunciation of the letters and clusters in Ecclesiastical Latin.

If you like our regular audio segments of The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly, you'll LOVE our premiere video segment of the same. Today we present the Ashes edition.
Nominate/vote:
2008 Blogger's Choice Awards Main Page
Best Religion Blog (for Christus Vincit - the BLOG!); Best Podcast (for CVA/CVTV)

CVA Interactive Corner (From there you can access YouTube and PyroTV to watch this video as well)

Sunday, February 10, 2008

CHRISTUS VINCIT TV 4


Watch below, or download here. (9:47/43.2 MB)



Dead Language, but the Language of the Church.
Here is our first CVTV videocast in a couple of months. This is the first of a two-part series on Latin in the Church, and the pronunciation thereof.
We also promote our official deli meat, Krakowska Kielbasa. There's a picture of it on the sidebar on this page. But on today's video, we even show you what it looks like sliced.

Nominate/vote:
2008 Blogger's Choice Awards Main Page
Best Religion Blog (for Christus Vincit - the BLOG!); Best Podcast (for CVA/CVTV)

CVA Interactive Corner (From there you can access YouTube and PyroTV to watch this video as well)

Sunday, April 30, 2006

CHRISTUS VINCIT PODCASTING 27



Listen below, or download here. (29:22/13.4 MB)

A Tale of Two Latins - Classical Latin vs. Church Latin
Music List: Third Sunday of Easter

Music:
1. Shepherd of Souls, Refresh and Bless (Tune: St. Agnes)
2. Ave Verum and 3. Adoro Te Devote (both are Chant, Mode V), sung by Shamus O'Reilly in Classical Latin. This serves as a pilot for a later regular segment, Shamus' Adventures in Classical Latin.

Christus Vincit Sports: Bishops in Sports (NHL/NBA Playoff edition)

Commercials:
Bible in a Year Podcast, iPadre - BTW, Fr. Finelli's FIRST Videocast is now available,
The New Liturgical Movement, Disciples with Microphones


The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Tabernacles Edition brought to you by the Curt Jester's Road Sign Catechism, and inspired by The Cafeteria Is Closed. Above are the pictures in relation to this segment - you'll need to listen and look for the "full effect"! BTW, I have no clue what churches the Good and Bad tabernacles shown here come from.

Thanks for a record month at Podcast Alley! Tomorrow starts a new month. Let's do it again!

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