Today's Host: Msgr. Charles Pope On today's episode: Msgr. Pope discusses the sacrament of confession, and it's importance in our lives. It's a great episode during Lent.

Today's Host: Martha Fernandez-Sardina On today's episode: Word has it that God might relent if we repent this Lent. If we repent, He might relent from the just punishment coming our way. So let's do it – "repent and believe in the gospel!" Ensure your Lenten disciplines have deep conversion as their goal. Make sure not a single daily Scriptural admonition goes to waste.

Host: Msgr. Charles Pope On this episode, Msgr. Pope concludes his series on the Seven Deadly Sins with Anger, ingratitude, and fear.

Today's episode of A Life Lived Joyfully is an encore presentation. Today re-broadcast is on the topic of why bad things to us. Is it just the way things are? Join Sarah to find out more about this question.

On this episode, your host Steve Gleason, discusses the great King Solomon said that our Lord "stores up sound wisdom for the upright". We notice he did not say our Lord "stores up sound wisdom from the upright". What is the difference? Let's find out that big difference and enjoy the value of that difference on today's episode of A Life Lived Joyfully.

Host: Msgr. Charles Pope. On this episode Msgr. Charles Pope continues his series on the Seven Deadly sins as we approach Lent. Today's topic is Lust & Gluttony. Tune in as Msgr. Pope tackles these vices and seeks ways to build the virtues in order to combat and overcome the deadly sins.

Host: Martha Fernandez-Sardina Lent is coming – and is almost here – beginning this Valentine's Day which is Ash Wednesday. What will it do for you? What will you do for yourself? What will you do for the love of God? Will you finally and truly let Jesus Christ be your Valentine? Let's talk about it!

On today's episode, Msgr. Pope talks about preparing for Lent by discussing the vice of envy and sloth and how we can overcome them by building the virtues.

Host: Sarah Soto On today's episode, Sarah talks about that the season of Lent is meant to deepen our friendship with the most Holy Trinity through prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. At the end of each Lenten season, we should be holier that we were at the beginning, and we should be in more intimate communion with the Lord. Join Sarah for this discussion on Lent.

Host: Steve Gleason On today's episode; We are going to talk about a family. A real-life family. None other than THE family. The Holy family. That expression may cause you to think of Christmas time but today we are going to spend some time on those three family members. Our Lord Jesus Christ, St. Joseph, the Blessed spouse of the Ever Virgin Mary and yes, the Blessed Virgin Mary.