Mother Angelica Live Classics

Mother reflects on how God comes to us in silent prayer just as He came to Elijah in the whispering breeze.

Mother discusses the unimaginable wonder and beauty of heaven and the angels and how the way to get there is through repentance.

Mother Angelica looks at Christ's love, and demonstrates that understanding is knowing His love.

Mother talks about the “real” Mother Teresa and how her love of Christ and the Eucharist can help guide our lives.

Mother talks about the corporal and spiritual works of mercy and how to live out these works in our daily lives.

Mother reads from Scripture where St. Paul says that “this is a wicked age but your lives shall redeem it" and explains that if we are to follow God, we should bring people back to Him.

Mother explains how we can serve God no matter what our vocation in life.

Mother shows us how just like the plans in building a house, it is a necessity of having a blueprint for a spiritual life.

From a glimpse on a Sycamore tree, Zaccaheus saw Jesus only once and was converted instantly. Yet we go to Mass regularly, even everyday and not have that same experience. Mother tells us we have to change.

Mother describes the fruits and gifts of the Holy Spirit and how they can help us better understand the Third Person of the Trinity.

Mother explains that despite the fears in the world today we should always rely on Our Lord and His Providence. As Catholics, there is no use for fear.

Mother goes over the Psalms. She reflects on Psalm 139 which praises the omnipotence of God as how much God loves us. A meditation from Psalm 113 and how it relates to modern issues like abortion.

Mother discusses St. Joseph and how he is such a "powerful saint" and patron of the universal Church. He has everything to teach our families how to be a family.

'Why are you so frightened? Have you still no faith? Mother reads from Mark 4 and uses the passage where Jesus calms the seas as a meditation on faith.

Mother addresses some of the fallacies that certain movements have perpetuated in modern society.

Mother Angelica reflects on how we can overcome our blindness and become holy.

Looking at statues should remind us that all the saints were like us . Mother asks the audience to shop for holy reminders.

Mother discusses the classic and constant inner struggle of doing the things we don't like and not doing the things we do like, just as St. Paul did.

Mother looks to the Scriptures and talks about how rash judgments we make lead us away from God. But He is always willing to forgive us when we turn back to him.

Mother Angelica lends her perspective on a variety of topics, focusing on the "odds and ends" of our Faith.