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EPISODE · Jun 29, 2005 · 33 MIN

Rome Underground Soundseeing

from The Catholic Insider · host Father Roderick

Another soundseeing tour in the city of Rome! This time, we'll travel with the metro to a meeting with Stefano, an Italian listener to the show. He's in the communications business, and we'll talk about video podcasting, technology and the Catholic faith. The post Rome Underground Soundseeing appeared first on Father Roderick. Get full access to Father Roderick at fatherroderick.substack.com/subscribe

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