The Quest

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.

Host: Msgr. Charles Pope Join us for A Life Lived Joyfully, where we explore the call to holiness and the life of virtue. Msgr. Pope begins his series on the seven deadly sins as we approach the beginning of Lent, Ash Wednesday.

Host: Martha Fernandez-Sardina On today's episode, February 11 is the Feast of Our Lady of Lourdes – also commemorated as the World Day of the Sick. What was the heavenly message of love that Our Lady came to bring – and how might we respond even now? Our Monday host, Martha Fernández-Sardina shares why the warmth and warnings should not be ignored, and how we can respond to the call from heaven to Love Like Our Lady of Lourdes – a love that can literally save souls.

On today's episode, Martha Ferandez-Sardina hosts today for Msgr. Charles Pope. Martha talks about - The Feast of the Presentation of the Lord in the Temple (Luke 2:22-40) is an ancient and multifaceted Feast that commemorates an important moment in salvation history and invites us to receive the light and the love of Christ.

On today's episode, join us for part two of Sarah's series on marriage in the Catholic church. What does the church teach? What does it say in the Catechism? Sarah answers these questions and more. She'll also address some deeper issues that married Catholics confront in their lives.

On today's episode with Steve Gleason, your Wednesday host. It is clear to me that we see that the Pursuit of the higher aspect of life is the pursuit of what counts: In otherwards, we can be amused with the wisdom of man but the best is to be amazed with who God is and what He wants for us.

On today's episode, Sarah Soto steps in today for Msgr. Pope. Sarah will discuss marriage and what the church teaches on this sacrament in this week as a series. Is it a path to holiness? What's the big deal with marriage? Sarah will address these questions and much more on today's live episode of A Life Lived Joyfully. Stay tuned for Part 2 on Thursday, February 1st.