Recorded on Thursday March 28, 2024

On today's episode with Steve Gleason; I remember thinking holiness and joy were two different ends of the spectrum. You know what helped me with that? Reading and re-reading and re-reading what St. Paul said to the church at Philippi "Rejoice in the Lord always and again I say rejoice"…that sounds excessively light hearted, but we know for certain that St Paul lived a life of virtue and holiness ... .and he did so while in prison.

On today's episode, Msgr. Charles Pope discusses the first three days of holy week - Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. What about those days?

Today's episode of A Life Lived Joyfully with Sarah Soto, is an encore presentation of her topic on why bad things happen and how we can respond to them.

A Life Lived Joyfully On today's episode, Sarah Soto discusses the order of the family. What is the order or hierarchy of the family? Where do you sit in that order and why is it important in the family? Sarah Soto answers these questions on this episode of A Life Lived Joyfully.

On today's episode, Msgr. Charles Pope goes over his meditation on the finality of the judgement. Its a great episode, especially during this lent as we get closer to Holy Week.

On today's episode, Sarah Soto talks about the most important part about being a parent is protecting the innocence of your children. With the collage of information overload and anything available in technology, from inappropriate images and movies to smartphone use, Sarah tackles these issues on today's show.

A Life Lived Joyfully On today's episode, you Wednesday host, Steve Gleason, discusses; Before Mass has clocked 120 seconds, five things have occurred. We will talk about those five which are Process, Kiss, Cross, Greet, and Grant. These five actions bring your congregation into the theater of salvation.

On today's episode, you Tuesday host, Msgr. Charles Pope digs deep into the reading of the fourth Sunday of Lent.

On Today's episode, Sarah Soto digs deep into the meaning of the fourth commandment to honor they Father and Mother, and why it is so important to understand it.