The Frank Friar - Episode 232: Residing in Misery

I continue to speak about the opera I saw called The Damnation of Faust. I speak about a line that Faust sings early in the opera “My misery is jealous of their joy.” I talk about the context of this line and what we can learn from it as Catholics.

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