Morning Glory chats about invoking the Saints, how and why we pray to the Saint for intercession, and, how to spend the last 10 days of Lent. Haven't stated your fasting for Lent? Here are some things you can sacrifice now, also, how an unexpected pregnancy led to joy. We will also take a look at your emails! So be sure to email us, [email protected] to join the conversation!

Morning Glory chats about Planned Parenthood being behind the CA rule to make churches pay for abortions, Catholic University of America students voting to block porn sites, the New Roman Missal, how to attend the Holy Mass and other public and communal exercises, and the role of the priesthood.

It’s Morning Glory! Today, Gloria Purvis, Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers, and Monsignor Charles Pope will discuss, should Catholic Hospitals perform unnecessary surgeries? Also, we will talk on ejaculatory Prayers…. What? Love, marriage and a baby carriage? We will discuss obligations of marriage in later years and your emails all coming up on this episode of Morning Glory, please join us!

The Morning Glory team chats about how we should understand modesty and culture?, St. Francis De Sales’ Introduction to the Devout Life, and avoiding burnout, and how prayer, sleep, and time off can help.

Morning Glory discusses the death penalty and heartbeat bills which are issues of life. We should not relish the death penalty and recognize when it is exercised it is not a moment for glee. We discuss the various human difficulties with the death penalty such as the factors of race and poverty and the work of the Innocence Project. We also discuss some societies need for the death penalty because they cannot keep their citizens safe. We discuss heartbeats as evidence for life and if it isn’t a sign of life then there is no pregnancy and no need for an abortion! Morning Glory delves into the 4 proofs Jesus gave of His own divinity and some common erroneous arguments against His divinity. We also discuss the Catholic layover - Purgatory. What is it? Why does it exist? What happens if I go there? We also continue our Lenten Series discussion on Introduction to the Devout Life by St. Francis De Sales. We tackle spiritual workouts: the morning and evening exercises and the examination of conscience. By the morning exercise you open the window of your soul to the Sun of Justice and by the evening exercise you close them against the shadows of hell. Of course, we touch on today’s Gospel reading and listener emails.

Morning Glory discusses Quebec’s bill to forbid future government employees from expressing their faith through religious symbols during office hours. Does that mean no ashes on Ash Wednesday? We discuss the movie Unplanned and the reception it is receiving. We also examine the continued attacks by legislators on Chick Fil A. When people sought to redefine marriage the message was live and let live. We are seeing that wasn’t true. Morning Glory examines the case of a Franciscan Friar winning $1M and the power of detachment. We continue our Lenten Series discussion of Introduction to the Devout Life. What do we do when we experience dryness in prayer? Kiss the cross, ask for His help and if it continues then persevere knowing you are in His presence. The spiritual life requires maturity. We also look at polls showing the growth in prolife attitudes. Of course we touch on the Gospel and listener emails.

Apologizing (being sorry) is not the same as Apologetics (taken from the Latin “apologia” meaning “defense”)! We don’t have to be sorry for our beliefs – after all, Christ gave us our faith! The Morning Glory team explains this as part of today’s program. The Lenten series is continued with some deeply spiritual instructions on prayer from St. Frances De Sales, and discussion regarding the end of the world (as we know it!) round out the day. News headlines along with discussion of the film debut “Unplanned” and listener emails round out a great way to start the week!

Morning Glory discusses the movie Unplanned which premieres this weekend. The trailer for the movie garnered 1 million views well before the upcoming premiere. We also discuss the danger of media being the judge, jury, and executioner before facts and the legal process occurs. We also recognize the right use of media before trials and the importance of discretion. We discuss a woman’s strong sense of smell helping detect Parkinson’s disease. We talk about the illogical reasoning behind changing one’s legal birthdate to align with one’s interior sense of age. There are many dangers in this thinking just as there is with transgender ideology. We also take a look at the early Church’s House Masses and determine they were not informal as some had us believe. Lastly we discuss purifying ourselves of venial sins and why **attachments** to lawful pleasures are harmful and dangerous to the soul. Of course we touch on the Gospel, listener emails

On this opening day of big league baseball, Morning Glory cheers a prolife victory in MD. Assisted suicide is defeated! One legislator could not bring himself to vote and we theorize he had a pang of conscience brought on by constituents making it known they oppose assisted suicide. Your Catholic voice counts! We also discuss Uruguay citizens’ petition to overturn a law allowing people to change their name and sex, a Christian school withdrawing from an athletic conference that allows boys to compete as girls, and the Holy Father’s announcement that he will visit 3 African countries. Morning Glory examines Lent through the eyes of candidates, catechumens, and sponsors. We examine making a declaration to impress on the soul its resolution to serve God. We also talk about the role of the laity in Church renewal. Of course we review the Gospel and listener emails

Morning Glory discusses the prolife Mexico City policy and the sad fact that many Catholic countries in the Organization of American states advocate for abortion. We also share our personal reflections on EWTN foundress , Mother Angelica, on this 3rd anniversary of her passing. We continue our Lenten Series review of Introduction to the Devout Life by delving into making a general confession. Our sins, if we are humble, will be infinitely offensive to us since God is offended by them while to accuse ourselves of our sins becomes sweet and pleasant since God is thereby honored. We discuss taking Catholicism to the streets. When the Deacon kicks us out of the Holy Mass, we are charged with spreading the Gospel. We also discuss balancing our wonder and awe of God. We shouldn’t trivialize Him or turn Him into an angry despot. Of course we also touch on the Gospel and listener emails.