Mother Angelica Live Classics

Mother explains Our Lord's choice in Peter.

Mother Angelica looks at Lenten observations, lending her wit and wisdom along the way.

Mother discusses the devil's jealousy of God because he would not worship Him as a man This is no different than today because we see the same problems.

Mother Angelica talks about the increasing secularization of Christmas and reminds us of Christmas' true meaning by understanding the Nativity story.

The wisdom of Mother Angelica lives on as she asks Catholics to remember not only Jesus, but His Mother Mary as well, when deciding what gifts to give this Christmas.

Using Our Lady as an example, Mother Angelica talks about how we must trust in God but also that God trusts us with regard to the talents and responsibilities he gives us.

Mother talks about examples where God has answered prayers in sometimes strange or unseen ways.

Mother reads passages from Mark’s Gospel and encourages viewers to use their imaginations to vividly picture what is being read.

Mother says that she has a difficult time having a father figure because her father was not around. Those who were abused and have a hard time thinking of God as Father. We should never be afraid of the Father.

Mother discusses about archangels and guardian angels and how they aid us in our daily battles against fallen angels, also known as devils.

Mother Angelica uses her wit and wisdom as she examines the story of St. Paul and the folded tent.

Mother offers a moving reflection on the Seven Sorrows of Our Lady, what they can teach us in our own lives and how it played a special role in her vocation.

Mother discusses the holiness of Mary. She was destined by God to be the Mother of the Son of God. Therefore, she was not blemished with sin.

Mother reflects from Mark about the two parables on the Sower and the Seed.The seed that is being sowed is the Word of God.

Mother Angelica discusses silence of the heart and of the mind.

Mother guides her viewers on how to counter pride with charity and justice.

Mother Angelica lends her wisdom into Mary's trust and Corpus Christi.

Mother Angelica offers an insightful discussion on the deceptiveness of our spiritual enemy, Satan.

God Himself is love and mercy. Mother tells us how we must seek to be transformed into Christ by living His way.

Some parables can be difficult to interpret. Mother explains them as means to help us think the way God does.