"It's Not of God": Correcting Loved Ones Who Practice Yoga

Mother Miriam Live delivers a powerful Easter-themed episode centered on spiritual inheritance, the salvific significance of Christ's obedience, and the urgent call to correct loved ones who engage in spiritually compromising practices like yoga. Drawing from Archbishop Viganò's Easter sermon, she emphasizes Christ as the true firstborn, the head of the new creation and the only mediator between God and humanity, whose resurrection guarantees the resurrection of all believers. The episode transitions into a pastoral response to a listener’s concern about a nephew who practices yoga after drifting from Catholicism. Mother Miriam asserts that yoga is not of God, labeling it as New Age and incompatible with Christian faith, and urges the caller to lovingly share this truth with his nephew, framing evangelization as one beggar pointing another to spiritual bread. She also addresses theological questions about papal infallibility, affirming that heretical teachings are not binding and that disobedience to such errors does not constitute schism or excommunication. Additional segments cover the historical roots of the Latin Mass, the significance of traditional religious titles like 'Mother,' and the importance of liturgical reverence through proper attire.