EWTN President and COO Doug Keck and Fr. Joseph Mary Wolfe will share their memories of the foundress of EWTN. We’ll also switch to Rome for a live Mass to commemorate the 100th Anniversary of Mother Angelica’s birth… from the Church of the Holy Spirit in Sassia (in Rome). Bishop Steven Raica, Bishop of Birmingham will be the celebrant and homilist.

Mother explores the wisdom and instruction found in the Epistles.

Mother explains the virtue of modesty and how as God's temple, we should be well-informed on the way we dress.

Mother talks about Jesus and his family and the importance of our family.

Mother invited viewers to call in to the show as she talks about Heaven and God's awesomeness.

Mother Angelica takes a look at, and lends insight into excuses - why we do it, who benefits, and the consequences of it.

Mother Angelica sheds light on the Our Father prayer, and why we pray this prayer every day.

Mother Angelica uses her wit and wisdom as she examines the story of St. Paul and the folded tent.

EWTN foundress Mother Angelica lends her insight into the life of Abraham, and his role in the Scriptures.

Mother Angelica looks at Psalm 50, which addresses how God calls to everything on earth.

Mother talks about the greatness of St. Anthony.

Every Christian should live with honesty and integrity in all they do. Mother describes this as Christian Character.

Mother Angelica lends her insight on the seven gifts at Pentecost.

Mother Angelica discusses Luke 12:26, illustrating how we will be prepared for what comes next.

Mother talks about asking for signs from God and how the saints that live among us are signs from Heaven.

Mother spiritually prepares her viewers for Holy Week.

Mother discusses the various aspect of regret, remorse and sorrow and how they can be deadly or they can be fruitful.

God can ask us to do the impossible. Mother uses the Gospel of Mark to show us that all things are possible with God.

Mother recounts the story of Jesus talking to the woman at the well and what insights this story can give to us.

Mother Angelica explains the difference between natural hope and supernatural hope