CI#81 - Piazza Venezia and the Pontifical Gregorian University
In this episode, we will ride by bike on the bumpy Via dei Fori Imperiali from the Colosseum to the Piazza Venetia. And from there, I will take you to the Pontifical Gregorian University, one of the oldest universities in the world!
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PS: He did a really good job 
Yes!!! A new CI after a week! Thanks a lot!
God Bless and please keep them coming!
Love it when you “whisper” on a mobile podcast. Always makes me chuckle. Also, you are great at greeting others as they walk by. Makes me feel like I’m walking with you. Keep ‘em coming, Father. It’s what is *best* at SQPN, IMHO!!
It was fun to watch you edit this one last night on ustream … now I am going to listen to it.
Father, thanks soooooooo much !!!!!
Last night I watched parts of the editing procedure on upstream - now I do even more appreciate all your time and efforts.
Once again it is a true joy to listen to the Catholic Insider podcast.
I am not sure, how to describe it, but the whole “tone” of the show is completely different compared to the Daily Breakfast. By that I mean the sound - even in the studio when you are talking about the soundseeing to come or if you are mentioning the new SQPN shows. It sounds different to me.
I like it a lot. Keep them coming!
I agree with Christian this show sure has its own sound and like it that it is back again. Indeed keep them coming
I hate to ask this question but…
Would an effort like this be a part of Fr. Roderick’s duties or stuff he does during his free time. I found this podcast by accident so I admit I don’t know much about it’s mission but it sounds like the rambling of someone on their cellphone with a running commentary of everything that he sees.
If this guy does it in his free time - fine. But with the collar on - he must be doing stuff for the church not wandering coffee shops sipping coffee and eating pie. Whose nickle is he on???
Just curious.
I just stumbled across your blog. Excellent podcast. I found it very interesting, keep it up! Ive faved you in technorati.
Thanks for your podcast tour of Rome. I’ve traveled in the past, but probably won’t be traveling much in the future due to a back injury.