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Search complete. 22 mentions across 6 episodes found for "Robert Schumann".
Oct 1, 2026
French Catholicism Reborn? What happened on Pope Leo’s visit to France (and why it matters for all of us)
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22:17Colleen DulleGUEST
This is a, a region that's been fought over between France and Germany for a long time, and he was pointing it out as I, I said in one of my interviews on French TV, like, the location was the message because this is a place where people hated each other for generations, right? Where French and Germans could not, you know, come together.
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22:38Colleen DulleGUEST
And then after the Second World War, at, like, the worst point of the destruction, you had Robert Schumann and his German counterpart coming together to create what became the European Union, and this- these were two Christian men.
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22:55Colleen DulleGUEST
They were kind of building on their shared, you know, understandings of, of human dignity.
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23:00Colleen DulleGUEST
Um, and they at first came together over, uh, like, cooperation in industry, right? Coal and steel, I believe it was.
French Catholicism Reborn? What happened on Pope Leo’s visit to France (and why it matters for all of us)
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21:36Colleen DulleGUEST
He pointed out there were three wars in a row that had really, I mean, injured the people there.
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21:41Colleen DulleGUEST
This is a, a region that's been fought over between France and Germany for a long time, and he was pointing it out as I, I said in one of my interviews on French TV, like, the location was the message because this is a place where people hated each other for generations, right? Where French and Germans could not, you know, come together, and then after the Second World War, at, like, the worst point of the destruction, you had Robert Schumann and his German counterpart coming together to create what became the European Union.
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22:16Colleen DulleGUEST
And this, these were two Christian men.
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22:19Colleen DulleGUEST
They were kind of building on their shared, you know, understandings of, of human dignity.
Vatican & World News 24.09.2026
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6:50Deborah Castellano LubovCORRESPONDENT
does not end in Paris, though, because he'll be making a pilgrimage to the beloved Marian shrine and sanctuary of Lord.
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6:57Deborah Castellano LubovCORRESPONDENT
His final stop will be Mez, where he will be remembering the great European statesman Robert Schumann.
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7:06Deborah Castellano LubovCORRESPONDENT
Everyone is very excited.
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7:07Deborah Castellano LubovCORRESPONDENT
So please stay with us in Paris at Notre Dame.
EWTN News Nightly | Thursday, September 24, 2026
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18:40speaker_20SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
with their physical or moral disease and taken by the hen, by people who are welcoming them.
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18:49Magdalena Wolinska-RiediCORRESPONDENT
In Metz, the city closely associated with Robert Schumann, one of the founding fathers of European unity, Poplio XIV is expected to renew his call for peace and solidarity at a time when Europe and the world faces growing uncertainty.
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19:07Magdalena Wolinska-RiediCORRESPONDENT
In Rome, Magdalena Wolinska-Riedi, EWTN News Nightly.
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19:12Veronica DudoHOST
For more on the Pope's visit to France, I want to welcome Bishop Mathieu Rouget to the show.
Holy regulation? Pope in Paris to press case for 'disarming' AI
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0:04François PicardHOST
For weeks already, the nation's been abuzz over the upcoming visit of Leo.
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0:10François PicardHOST
From Friday evening mass at Notre Dame Cathedral and mass before 600,000 faithful in Paris, to the pilgrimage, a city of Lourdes, and a trip to Metz, the hometown of the father of European unity, Robert Schumann, a papal visit to France, usually...
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0:26François PicardHOST
It draws much attention to that symbiotic love-hate relationship between church and a secular state of mostly lapsed Catholics here.
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0:35François PicardHOST
And yes, there have been grumblings about the visit's cost to taxpayers.
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33:24speaker_10SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
wish we could push out the walls and accept everyone who's visiting for this event.
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33:30Ellen GainsfordCORRESPONDENT
The largest-scale event will be held on Saturday, an open-air mass service set to be held at Place de la Concorde, which 600,000 people have registered to attend.
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33:42François PicardHOST
And from there, he'll travel on to Lourdes, the pilgrimage city, before, again, as we said at the outset, concluding in Metz, the hometown of one of the fathers of the European unity, which is Robert Schumann.
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34:00François PicardHOST
Father Stella Bourdieu, what will be the highlight of this trip when the four days are done? I
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Piano and Song-Friedrich Wieck
Sep 6 · 16 Mentions
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3:33speaker_7NARRATOR
He died in the autumn of 1873.
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3:36speaker_7NARRATOR
He was the father and teacher of the celebrated pianist Clara Wieck, now Frau Dr. Clara Schumann, widow of the renowned composer Robert Schumann, who was also a pupil of Wieck.
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3:48speaker_7NARRATOR
His second daughter, Fraulein Marie Wieck, is well known in Germany as an artistic performer on the piano fort.
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3:57speaker_7NARRATOR
I have translated this little book with the belief that a knowledge of the author's views will be no less valuable in America than in his own country, and with the hope that it may find readers who will be glad to receive the suggestions of so experienced a teacher.
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56:51Sarah HoltzVOICE_ACTOR
In conclusion, I beg you to invite the piano teacher, Mr. Strick, to whom you have confided the instruction of your only daughter, Rosalie, to pay me a visit, and I will give him particular directions for a gradual development in piano playing up to Beethoven's Op.
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57:05Sarah HoltzVOICE_ACTOR
109 or Chopin's F minor Concerto.
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57:09Sarah HoltzVOICE_ACTOR
But I shall find him too fixed in his own theories, too much of a composer, too conceited and dogmatic, and not sufficiently practical to be a good teacher or to exert much influence.
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57:20Sarah HoltzVOICE_ACTOR
and, indeed, he has himself a stiff, restless, clumsy touch that expends half its efforts in the air.