The Patrick Madrid Show

Patrick answers listener questions about faith sacrifices, the challenge of attending Mass from remote areas, and what the Church says about intimacy in marriage. His answers are blunt and compassionate, shifting quickly between stories from callers and firm pro-life guidance, never shying away from hard emotional truths, especially around abortion and IVF. Personal anecdotes and candid advice fill the hour with tension and empathy. John (email) – There isn’t a Catholic Church near me. Should I go to a Protestant Church or watch a Catholic Mass online? (01:03) Erika (email) - Within marriage, is various touching and intimate actions as well as different positions (during the marriage act) morally permissible as long as it all leads up to the act being completed in the normal way? (06:10) Elijah - I worked in a shipyard in Alaska and would drive close to 2 hours to Church after working a full day of work. It is doable. (12:22) Email – Question about abortion (18:27) Audio: Former abortionist Anthony Levatino "I did 1200 abortions, 1st and 2nd trimester. 1 was for rape, 2 were for incest, 9 or 10 were for genetic effects. And all the rest of them were healthy moms and healthy kids.” "People don’t want to believe that, but it’s the truth." https://x.com/LifeNewsHQ/status/1992988281366253650 (28:39) Audio: Abortion hurts men, too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R1NQOFu7cAc&ab_channel=LiveAction (30:37) Joan - I agree with everything you have said. I had abortions over 50 years ago. I was talked into it. (36:59) Ann - My daughter had cancer during the summer, and they made her get an abortion. Also, her husband and her had an embryo frozen. What does the Church teach on this? (40:07)

Patrick answers urgent questions on immigration, justice, and faith, fielding passionate calls from listeners who draw connections between vetting newcomers and while expressing real concern for public safety and moral responsibility. He weaves in global stories from places like the UK and Sweden, confronting the human struggles and government challenges head-on while exploring practical, faith-driven solutions. Packed with firsthand perspectives, quick pivots to family and religious education, and bold examinations of controversial policies, the conversation refuses to flatten complex experiences. Mark - With all of the millions of people who came over the border, is that using people? Is it an immoral action by the United States to let all of those people come over like that? (00:37) Audio: let’s put the British people first for once - the British people are paying $13 billion a year on welfare benefits for people who are not even British. this is a ticking time-bomb - https://x.com/goodwinmj/status/1981813992994590781?s=46&t=m_l2itwnFvka2DG8_72nHQ (08:49) Audio: Douglas Murray explains the honest truth about the UK’s ridiculous immigration policies - https://x.com/yossibenyakar/status/1981370915226107927?s=46&t=m_l2itwnFvka2DG8_72nHQ (10:06) Audio: Bill Maher on Sweden’s immigration problems - https://x.com/rickydoggin/status/1979007555184574800?s=46&t=m_l2itwnFvka2DG8_72nHQ (12:31) Audio: A London woman calls in to JuliaHB1 at @TalkTV and cries her eyes out in desperation "We're not racist we're petrified" "What are these politicians doing to us. They're putting everyone in danger" "I don't leave the house without a man" - My local shop has had 3 stabbings. 1 Murder. - My friend was murdered last year - A girl I know was murdered in the park - I'm begging my son to leave the country - My cousin was murdered "Our friends, our family are dying" - https://x.com/Basil_TGMD/status/1983518742626578839 (14:16) Audio: An LBC caller says he doesn't care about being called a racist anymore "If not being a racist means my children are subject to being stabbed then I'm quite happily say that I am" - https://x.com/basil_tgmd/status/1983865211619823737?s=46&t=m_l2itwnFvka2DG8_72nHQ (16:47) Dan - My objective opinion on this scenario. I think that we need to prioritize the spiritual and material health Americans so we can take care of the rest of the world. (19:31) Mirella - Did you have any thoughts on the Neocatechumenal Way? I just found out that they are using the meetings that they have in place of OCIA. Is this ok? (23:06) Billy – Question about the role of the priest in Mass (28:42) Craig - About the problems in the UK. Can the people of Britain wake up and realize they need to abolish the monarchy and the House of Lords? (31:25) Bethany - My husband's mother-in-law refused to get an abortion. She was an atheist. I just wanted to share there is hope. (34:48) Tony - Lutheran pastor female is in charge of music at a communion service for Catholic religious sisters. She also gets the Eucharist from a local Church and brings it to an assisted care facility. (35:59) Jude – Immigration: I didn't hear the mention of 'Coyotes' that are running people through. There is a lot of money behind this. Women are abused and trafficked. (43:35) Tom - My family is falling away from the Church. How can I bring them back to the faith? (46:07)

Patrick responds to callers grappling with transgender issues, offering resources and discussing a minister’s public transition. He confronts questions about compassion, truth, Catholic teaching, and everyday faith challenges including confession and reverence at Mass, weaving in practical advice and unscripted commentary. Sharp cultural critique collides with moments of empathy, and Catholic guidance is ever-present. David - What would Patrick recommend to help discern transgederism from a Catholic perspective? What academic resource can I use to support my arguments with a person who wants to change their sex? (01:18) Audio: United Methodist Church "pastor" announces during his sermon that he is now "transgender". “ I’m not becoming a woman, I’m giving up pretending to be a man” - https://x.com/libsoftiktok/status/1995877764076110042?s=46&t=m_l2itwnFvka2DG8_72nHQ (03:30) Audio: Piers Morgan - why can’t I identify as a black lesbian - https://x.com/paulembery/status/1992653633716928837?s=46&t=m_l2itwnFvka2DG8_72nHQ (12:51) Audio: CisAmerican liberal gets educated by transindigenous man of color - https://x.com/josh_seiter/status/1983192159227691221 (16:42) Rosemary - As a Catholic, I don't want to be far left or far right. I think we need more compassion to people like that Methodist pastor. (22:16) Jessica - Is it better for kids to go behind a screen or face to face? (26:49) Don - We should agree to take care of American citizens first and then illegals secondly and vet them. What would Christ do? (34:34) Jordan - I have 2 daughters. I am an American living overseas in Australia. When should I do the Baptism of both of my daughters? (41:48) Nick - I am a lector and want to know your opinion on bowing to the altar. Is this ok? I would rather give recognition to the tabernacle. (46:26)

Patrick takes listeners through Catholic AI, exploring how technology can empower Catholics to spot false claims and customize their online tools for faith conversations. Fact-checking, misconceptions about angels, and the secrets behind the Ethiopian Bible all surface, intertwined with raw observations on social media’s grip and the algorithmic tricks that shape what people believe. Each moment pulls Patrick explains how there isn’t really a Catholic AI, however technology can still empower Catholics to spot false claims and he instructs how to customize online tools for faith conversations. Fact-checking, misconceptions about angels, and the secrets behind the Ethiopian Bible all surface, intertwined with raw observations on social media’s grip and the algorithmic tricks that shape what people believe. Each moment pulls listeners closer to where faith, curiosity, and digital influence collide. There is no such thing as a Catholic A.I. (00:49) Rod - When Satan got thrown out of heaven, how come he was allowed back into heaven in the Book of Job? (12:23) John - Is an Ethiopian Bible a valid Catholic Bible? What do you think of John 4:12, why did the Samaritans view Jacob as their father? (18:48) Raymond (email) - I believe the hunger for the sacred is still very real. (28:21) Chase Hugues discusses psychological operations (PSYOPs) in social media ads, sharing a story about demonstrating ad prediction patterns to his 17-year-old son. https://x.com/PMadridShow/status/1995878699602702431 (36:32)

Patrick answers listener questions about faith, technology, and family tug-of-wars. One moment the topic swerves toward guarding minds in a screen-filled world, the next it flips to heartfelt strategies for sharing Catholicism or sorting out disagreements about baptizing grandchildren. Andrea (email) – Do you have a book recommendation for someone on a starter level to become Catholic? (04:24) Theresa - Do PsyOps that you are talking about have any parallels to subliminal messages? (08:40) Patrick in Trenton NJ - I have been using Chat GPT to evangelize and it has been working out. AI helps me to organize my mind and streamlines my thought process. (22:55) Laurie - I wanted to add that we all have a story with God and rarely does it help to say I followed rules and that made me feel better. I think she should share how God has personally had an impact on her and where she felt God's love. (25:22) Daniel - Why has Latin Mass been restricted? Will the Pope reverse the restrictions? (28:37) Memo - As a grandparent, can I baptize my Protestant grandchild. My son doesn't want to baptize him. Would it be valid if I did that? (42:01)

Patrick explains Catholic teachings on confession, the Mass, Holy Communion, and the process of becoming a deacon. Charlie (email) – Comment about saying the Hail Mary on air (01:13) Harry - I like going to the cemetery to relax. My wife doesn't want me to go to the cemetery because I could bring back ghosts with me. Is this true? (03:09) Jim – Does the Council of Trent declare that we have to accept the liturgy of the Church? (08:57) Mary - My son says that the Bible says to confess to one another and that is why we don't have to go to a priest. (22:09) Paul - What do you do with food that is blessed, but no longer edible? (29:57) Delores - Why are some people who receive on the tongue willing to receive from a Eucharistic minister? (31:31) Joe - What is the process to become a Deacon? (38:10) Patrick from Monterey, CA - When was Adam named Adam? The Bible says 'man' and not Adam? (44:11) Jan - My niece is a liberal doctor and supports abortion and went to a lesbian wedding. How can I help her come back to the Catholic Church? (45:41)

Patrick answers tough questions about faith, Catholic loyalty to the Pope, and internal conflict in the Church, breaking down papal authority, history, and what genuine disagreement means for believers today. He threads in thoughts on AI—using it for faith conversations, but warning about its quirks and risks—never shying from addressing modern challenges head-on. Pascal (email) - Does masturbation lead to incest? (01:06) Josh - What veneration do we owe to the pope, even if we have issues with him? (05:20) Ronnie - John Paul II instituted the Luminous Mysteries. Why weren’t the Luminous Mysteries made sooner? (23:29) Kathy - My 90-year-old uncle is dying and doesn’t want a funeral. What can I do to help his soul get to heaven? (31:17) Joel - I understand that Grace infuses into the person. What does that mean? (37:36) Patrick and Cyrus talk about the dangers of A.I. (44:35)

Patrick confronts the strange power of AI, questioning how machines might shape memories or even risk isolating us from reality. His stories, from an eerie video recreation of a personal moment to sharp debates about technology's impact on art, spark raw, unscripted exchanges with callers. Tensions between caution and curiosity ripple through the episode, as Patrick mixes humor and honest reflection with a bit of wild speculation. "I am not accustomed to repeating myself - The Unsettling Accuracy of AI Memory Reconstruction" https://patrickmadrid.substack.com/p/i-am-not-accustomed-to-repeating?triedRedirect=true (00:40) Anita - What is Catholic AI and how do I get it? (15:29) Rhonda - I know God is all knowing and all seeing, but why does God seem surprised sometimes in the bible? (20:27) Josh - My children were not allowed to come to the communion rail if they are not able to receive communion. It helps me to have my young kids up there to corral them. (26:35) Amy – Where the Bible says, “one will be taken and one will be left behind”, which one is better and where would they go? (37:37) Alexandria - First communion could be accidentally received at the communion rail if the kid is up there but not supposed to receive. (47:38)

Patrick listens to real-life concerns, from indulgences and papal controversies to struggles with family and suffering. He offers calm, candid advice, sometimes surprising, sometimes direct, always urging prayer, clarity, and resilience as Catholics face confusion in news and daily challenges. Thoughts shift from doctrine to messy emotion, pointing toward courage and trust in God. Glen (email) – Question about indulgences and making the correct intentions to gain them (00:31) Mike - Can you talk about the infallibility of the pope in regard to is equivocation of immigration with prolife when talking with Governor Pritzker? (03:43) Did Pope Leo XIV Go Too Far on “Fraternity” and the “Brotherhood of Man” During His Visit to Turkey? (12:57) Lynn - My husband has a gambling habit. He spends about $1,000 on gambling a month. If I got a legal separation, would I still be married in the eyes of the Church? (29:06) Carlos – Can you explain natural evil? Also, what is your advice when finding a good Catholic school for high school aged kids? (36:41) Eddie - Pope Leo has a heart of immigrants who are being mistreated (47:01)

Patrick opens this episode of The Patrick Madrid Show with a heartfelt conversation with Josh, a new Catholic convert from Los Angeles, about the Church's role in a rapidly changing culture and the ongoing impact of the Second Vatican Council. Drawing from decades of study and experience, Patrick explains how historical and cultural forces from the 1960s continue to affect Catholic life today and offers practical advice to new converts about staying spiritually grounded and resisting the pull of online negativity. The episode also touches on timely topics like pharmacy vaccination incentives and the spread of AI-generated misinformation, all while Patrick encourages listeners to focus on faith and community amid modern challenges. Josh – If Vatican 2 happened in the mid-60s, would it have been different especially with the huge cultural shift that happened? (01:05) CVS staff get perks like beach days and donuts for hitting vaccine goals (19:45) John - Is giving the peace sign at mass wrong? (24:08) AI speech on YouTube falsely attributing to Pope Leo XIV (34:16) Kimberly - My daughter died within 18 hours of getting a vaccine shot. Jesus helped me get through this. I had to learn not to become a prisoner. (39:24) Joe - What did the early Christians think of Peter being the Foundation stone of the Church? (43:41) Brian – There is a girl who says she will text me but never does. I see her every time I go to Church. (48:31) Originally aired on 5/22/25

Patrick offers listeners heartfelt advice and practical counsel on real-life issues, from handling marital attraction and temptation at work to supporting those facing mental health difficulties and personal loss. He responds to questions about Catholic practices such as the tabernacle and confirmation names, addresses concerns about modesty at Mass, and helps those exploring or returning to the Catholic faith with compassion and clarity. Through thoughtful conversations, Patrick encourages listeners to seek hope, connection, and integrity in faith and everyday challenges, while bringing gentle humor and lasting encouragement along the way. Email – Been married for 13 years and just found myself attracted to a co-worker. Should I confess this? (00:47) Kathy – A woman behind me was very irritating. Weeks later, I found out that she has severe dementia. I learned not to judge how someone acts in Church. (08:41) Jim - Please explain the sacredness of the tabernacle and what is inside it? (11:28) Vianey - How can I manage mental illness? (15:05) Latasha - My heart goes out to Vianney and I’m praying for her healing. Thank you, Patrick, because you are so compassionate and gentle. (24:10) Sandy - I find myself in Church judging other women for their lack of modesty. Should I go to the priest and tell him it bothers me? Am I being a prude? (25:28) Ben - When I chose a confirmation saint, I wasn't very discerning, and I picked an archangel venerated in Eastern churches. Can I pray to this saint? (30:33) Chandler - I am an ex-Mormon. I’m trying to figure out how to learn about Catholicism. (35:13) Rob – I’m coming back to Catholicism. Do I have to get married again or can I have my marriage blessed? (44:04) Originally aired on 5/22/25

There’s a new Pew Research survey revealing that 3 in 10 Americans turn to astrology, tarot cards, or fortune tellers each year, with higher rates among young people and the LGBT community. He offers a direct Catholic perspective on why these practices do not fit with faith and encourages listeners to rely on God rather than superstition. Patrick responds compassionately to callers, including Annie from Las Vegas, who struggles with guilt about someone else’s dishonesty, and a physician who shares his frustration over the Catholic Church’s COVID-19 response. He also comments on news about the possible end of the U.S. penny, listener irritation about cell phones ringing during Mass, and a mother’s worry about her daughter moving in with her boyfriend. A third of Americans consult horoscopes, tarot cards or fortune tellers (00:34) Annie - Am I doing the right thing to refrain from daily mass and communion because of something on my conscience? (07:42) Paul – During Covid, I had my doctor license taken away for 18 months. I finally got it back. The fear generated in Catholic pastors was crazy. Nobody could go to Church because of their cowardice. Why were priests so afraid? (19:51) Dan – We should look at how the Church is supposed to turn other cheek. We need to turn the other cheek. (31:32) Estefan – I’m seeing people bring their cell phones into Church and not turning them off. Should I say something? (37:03) John - Discontinuing pennies. What about sales tax that don't round up to a nickel? (39:38) Amy - My daughter is moving in with her boyfriend. She says she needs to live with her boyfriend first before marrying. (42:05) Domingo - Do you believe in vaccinations? (47:19) Originally aired on 5/22/25

Patrick opens with a humorous take on smartphone addiction, featuring the quirky trend of the “Methophone”—a $20 acrylic slab meant to mimic the feel of a phone for those trying to break the habit. Patrick fields calls from listeners who share strategies for stepping back from technology, discuss the challenges and benefits of simplifying their tech use, and reflect on how easy it is to get caught up in constant scrolling. Amid the laughter and practical advice, Patrick welcomes a moving call from a listener who, after fifty years away, returns to the Catholic Church inspired by the program. Through it all, Patrick keeps the conversation uplifting, entertaining, and focused on finding community, hope, and a healthier balance in everyday life. Are you addicted to your phone? Well, there’s a new product that could be the help you’re looking for. (00:43) Todd - Smart phone Addiction Solution: Buy a flip phone and that will kick the phone addiction habit. (06:57) Brian - I just found a book called 'Isaiah' from a group called 'the Passion Translation' and I am wondering if it is Catholic? (08:28) Jeannie - I converted because of Relevant Radio. (12:33) Stephanie - I cut my phone addiction by switching to a simple flip phone. Addiction is a form of slavery. (23:28) Also, some protestant Churches have saint names, do they get them from Catholics, or do they have their own saints? (30:26)) Tiffany - Smart phones: I got an apple watch instead. (38:03) Francine - I don't think Methaphone is a silly thing if it helps people. You should stop laughing about it. (42:18) John - We moved out of the city because of addiction. We see addiction in our children. (48:50) Originally aired on 5/21/25

Patrick discusses the power of prayer, the challenges of faith, and the influence of technology on daily life. This hour also explores concerns about smartphone addiction, the differences in how various generations handle technology, and the need to maintain a healthy balance. Patrick answers thoughtful questions about why the Bible can be interpreted in many ways and explains the role of the Church in guiding understanding. Emotional moments include a caller’s journey through sobriety and loss, highlighting the comfort found in faith. Patrick offers encouragement and practical advice, providing listeners with support, hope, and wisdom to carry through their day. Ellen - Can I pray the Rosary if I am not Catholic? (00:37) Elijah - My little brother would pretend he had a phone with his wallet. I think it is funny. (04:33) Matthew - There was a scholarship in Steubenville encouraging kids to not use their smart phone and to go to a dumb phone. (13:28) Carmen (email) – Why isn’t the bible crystal clear? (22:08) Patrick shares some emails that have come into the show today about cell phones and technology addiction (35:42) Mel – My boyfriend died in front of me while at the same time I was struggling to be sober from alcoholism. I give everything to God now, but I have a friend who says that I shouldn't give everything to God but rather says that it comes from me because she has a perspective that we are gods. What should I do? (46:16)

Patrick discusses the recent Senate bill eliminating federal taxes on tips for service industry workers and considers the effects on single parents and wait staff. He also addresses new Colorado legislation regarding “misgendering” and “deadnaming,” raising concerns about religious freedoms and state mandates. This hour features a powerful listener story of overcoming heroin addiction through methadone therapy and faith, along with calls from across the country on topics like Catholic etiquette during Eucharistic processions, the effects of technology on daily life, and handling family relationships. Patrick consistently offers honest conversation, encouragement, and practical advice for living out faith in today’s changing society. Senate unanimously approves bill to eliminate tax on tips (00:22) Colorado House Democrats pass bill that makes "misgendering" a "discriminatory act," and can take children away from parents who "misgender" (04:35) Mark - I had a heroine addiction. I use methadone and now I am addicted to that. Is that a sin? (08:16) Patrick shares some more emails that have come into the show today about cell phones and technology addiction (22:09) Maria – The Kelly Loving Act of Colorado - There are a lot of people praying for an end to this. (26:35) Danielle – The Family Rosary has helped me through my addiction (30:47) Sheila - Thanks for the book Surprised by Truth. After reading, I understood more why I became Catholic. (33:14) Mike - Appreciated the conversation on swearing yesterday (38:13) Daniel - What can we do to make the 10-minute homily more inspiring? (42:39) Juan - How should I treat my brother-in-law who divorced my sister? (48:10) Originally aired on 5/21/25

Special Guest Host Ken Hensley steps in for this Thanksgiving episode, offering a heartfelt blend of history, spirituality, and everyday gratitude. He shares George Washington’s proclamation, stories from his journey into the Catholic faith, and invites real voices to express what they’re grateful for. Listeners hear reflections on happiness, faith, and the surprising joys found in trusting God. Thanksgiving Proclamation by President George Washington (03:51) Pascal's Pensées 425 (21:00) What are you thankful for? Charlie – I had gone through a crisis of faith, and I came up with the belief that God doesn't judge us by the religion we practice but rather by how we live. I don't identify as Catholic anymore, but I think spirituality is really important. (23:59) Steve - I am thankful to God for many things! Lumen Gentium: Has the Church defined what it means to be aware of the need for the Church for Salvation? (37:13) Sal - Thank you, Jesus, for my wife who is in heaven now. (47:28)

Special Guest Host Ken Hensley invites listeners to share vivid stories of faith, gratitude, and transformation, stirring raw emotion with reflections on suffering, reconciliation, humility, and authentic love for Christ. Personal experiences collide with questions of Catholic identity and salvation while Pope Leo’s words on humility ripple through honest dialogue. Varied voices fill the program, each seeking belonging and deeper meaning as Thanksgiving approaches. Jim – I’m thankful to God when I’m given little moments that tell me that I’m on the right track. (01:37) Johnny - Blaise Pascal sang, 'Happiness is neither inside or outside us, but in God' (04:19) Chris – The fulness of the Truth being in the Catholic Church (07:01) John - I understand it to mean that those of us who are Catholic and leave run the risk of losing salvation. But those who don't know anything about the Catholic Church won't be judged as harshly. (14:25) Tom - How can more humility be achieved by the Catholic Church in accordance with what Pope Leo said? (25:19) Scott - Regarding Humility: I think that you came back to the Church for the reason to bring some humility to another person's faith. (39:38) John - My thanksgiving for the Blessed Mother who has brought me closer to Jesus and the Holy Spirit. (50:01)

Special Guest Host Ken Hensley sets the tone for Thanksgiving, guiding listeners through gratitude and faith with Scripture, heartfelt caller stories, and sharp insight into finding fulfillment in God alone. Raw exchanges range from guardian angels to spiritual renewal, loss, and personal struggles, while encouragement bubbles up for sharing zeal, writing letters, and staying active in the church community. The hour pulses with authenticity, warmth, and surprising moments of laughter and connection. Chris (email) - I am thankful for the wisdom of God who gave me my guardian angel. (00:53) Judy – There are people going through the motions at Church. I am grateful for the zeal of your earlier caller, Tom. We have a responsibility to share the faith. (07:23) Stuart - I think it is important to take things one day at a time. It is up to the individual to pray and meditate. (16:16) Mary - I am thankful for my sister with Down Syndrome who died a few years ago. (26:32) Paul - I am grateful for the relationship I have with my 23-year-old son. I wrote letters to him for 6 years. (30:30) Jack - I am grateful for the blessings growing up in my small town in Pennsylvania. My parents would take me to Mass on Thanksgiving morning, and I was an altar boy. (32:47) Joan - I am very thankful for my life. When I was younger, I used to walk up for novenas at the Church. (41:08) Carmen - I am very thankful that I am Catholic. When I was 11-years-old, in Cuba, I got sick after a vaccination. I am thankful I have been able to live a normal life in the US. (43:22) Alicia - I am grateful for converting 40 years ago because it helped me love being a woman. (45:40) Samantha - I am thankful for my daughter who has down syndrome. (47:06) Elsa - I am grateful for seeing miracles in my grandson who has cystic fibrosis. (50:22)

Patrick fields heartfelt questions from callers wrestling with faith and real-life dilemmas, offering practical Catholic wisdom for tangled family issues, temptations, and honest living. Unfiltered stories pour in—uncertainty about sending a child to Catholic school, the weight of confessing real sins, confusion about purgatory in scripture—sparking advice that’s candid and immediate. Every answer, shaped by deep faith and a dash of humor, brings both clarity and encouragement to listeners craving guidance. Ruby - How do I handle when my husband wants me to sign something that would be dishonest (00:51) Clifton - Why did Jesus only spend 2 nights in the tomb instead of 3 nights? (07:38) Lorraina - I have a 6-year-old daughter, and my sister is willing to pay for the first year of Catholic school. I am still not sure if I should send her to Catholic or a public school. (12:19) Peter (14-years-old) - How has God been in existence forever? (21:15) Danny - 7th Day Adventist and Calvary Chapel denominations: What are their objections to Catholicism and how do we overcome them? (37:18) Luisa - How can we avoid falling into sin? (45:11) Originally aired on 9/2/25

Patrick explores current controversies in schools, where parents speak out against policies branding girls as mentally ill for wanting privacy from boys in restrooms. He brings listeners firsthand accounts from a mom and a young woman wrestling with gender ideology. He also highlights artificial intelligence's surprising ability to identify consciousness in comatose patients, sparking urgent questions about life, ethics, and hope. Audio: Temecula Valley USD wants to label girls with a “mental health disorder” if they object to males in their bathroom (03:34) Audio: You’re just a Tomboy (08:10) Scott (email) - Was I wrong to leave mass? (13:32) AI Spots Hidden Signs of Consciousness in Comatose Patients before Doctors Do (21:18) Vicky - What do you mean by the term 'binder'? (27:19) Joe - I think people should receive the Eucharist who are mentally ill. It has been helpful to me. (34:36) Mary - I have had this covert consciousness happen to me. I knew my family was around me but they were not aware. I was not able to communicate but I know I was there. (35:40) Julie - I am tomboyish. I had a lot of people in school asking me if I was lesbian. I have been married for over 7 years and am happy. (42:15) Originally aired on 9/2/25

Patrick reads a heartbreaking email from Aaron, a Catholic school teacher shattered by loss, and shares how to talk honestly with children about death, original sin, and God's love without shrinking from their pain. He encourages Vivian as she wrestles with unending prayers for her son, blending stories of faith, persistence, and humility in the face of unanswered questions. When young Guadalupe calls in, Patrick breaks down the substance and words behind each sacrament, meeting curiosity with clarity and warmth, giving listeners both comfort and challenge as the morning unfolds. Aaron (email) – A young boy was just tragically killed. Why does God allow this? (00:52) Jocelyn - How long should I pray for any prayer intention? (17:44) Aaron – Thank you for responding to my email. I appreciate your comments. (30:56) Amanda (email) – There was a wandering dog at Mass (38:14) Guadalupe (11-years-old) - What are the sacraments made out of? (42:21) Originally aired on 9/2/25

Special Guest Host Ken Hensley recounts a winding, often surprising path from Baptist minister to Catholic convert, blending personal anecdotes with practical answers to listeners wrestling with faith, family conflict, and church teaching. Listeners call in questioning salvation, denominational boundaries, and what it means to truly live Christian belief, Ken weaves tradition, experience, and doctrine into responses shaped by years of searching. Ken shares the story of how he met Scott Hahn and Patrick Madrid (01:48) Norman - Does it matter what type of church building we come out of? I think the condition of one's heart is most important. (19:43) Len - How did your wife handle your conversion? (28:14) Hannah - 1 Timothy 3 and 1 Corinthians 5 tell us to avoid certain people. When do we apply this? (36:22) Bernice - What is a good book to read about the Crusades? (45:20)

Special Guest Host Ken Hensley explores questions of salvation and Christian unity through stories from callers wrestling with their faith journeys, drawing deeply on experiences within both Catholic and Protestant traditions. He reflects on the Catechism, discusses invincible ignorance, and considers the real, everyday struggles people face when seeking truth or questioning doctrine—sometimes in the middle of busy family lives and limited opportunities for study. Ken listens, challenges, and encourages, never ignoring the complexity of individual spiritual searches. Thomas - I think being Catholic and being formed by the teachings is how the heart is formed. (01:26) Bob - I think people get too comfortable. Jesus says unless you eat my flesh and drink my blood you have no life in you. (08:39) Bruce – We get so hung up on denominations. If you believe in Christ, you will have salvation. (28:08) Marlene - It is beautiful to hear conversion stories to the Church. I get how difficult it is to explain conversion to others. I am a convert too. (35:39) Andrea (email) - One thing that has bothered me as I’m learning about the different Protestant religions, is that basically it seems problematic that the Protestants have to teach the followers to dislike Catholics? Ed - When I went to Catholic school, we were making fun of other faiths, and a nun corrected us. I will never forget that. (43:14) Jonathon (email) - What are some words of wisdom for me to help navigate my wife through support to discover the Catholic Church as well as how to talk to my kids about Protestant churches? (45:10)

Special Guest Host Ken Hensley explores Catholic attitudes toward Protestants, referencing Church teaching and recounting his personal journey toward the Catholic understanding of baptism as more than symbolism, all while offering moving stories about conversion and reversion. Father Rocky and John Morales step in with discussion about the influence of the Blessed Mother throughout history, from Guadalupe to Fatima and beyond. Calls from listeners weave through the episode, each bringing unique perspectives that challenge, affirm, and deepen the ongoing conversation about faith and tradition. John Morales and Fr. Rocky: Mary at the Crossroads of History. Get your copy here: https://relevantradio.store/products/mary-at-the-crossroads-of-history (20:50) Jim - Ken thanks for talking to me last year. I came back to the Church after talking to you. (37:31) Mason - I was raised Southern Baptist. I don’t want the Catholic Church conversation go down a rabbit hole of right or wrong. I have never heard what you are talking about. (39:32)

Patrick answers tough questions from callers, weighing in on Harry Potter’s place in Catholic homes, differences between fantasy series, and the concerns around fascination with the occult. He fields thoughts on the origins of “Roman Catholic,” whether calling oneself “Judeo Roman Catholic” makes sense, and sorts through confusion about Jewish and Hebrew identities with historical insights and recommended resources. With callers pressing for clarity on topics from biblical symbolism to church teaching, Patrick keeps the conversation brisk, heartfelt, and unapologetically honest. Rose - Should Catholic parents allow kids to read Harry Potter and why? (01:03) Robert - Assimilation issue with Muslims: How did the United State become how it is today? (07:44) Debbie - When the caller talks about being Judeo Catholic, that could be confused with following Old Testament Laws. (22:01) Gebman - Psalm 75 uses the word horns. What does this mean? Does it mean “strength”? (35:46) Irma - I find it interesting that the earlier caller, Robert, calls himself a Judeo Christian. I thought the Old Testament was for the Jews and the New Testament was for the Gentiles. (37:16) Madeline - Is there a specific prayer that you are supposed to pray to St. Jude to get the benefits of his intercession? 2nd question: Can someone kill themselves and not go to hell? (43:23) Originally aired 10/30/2025

Patrick opens the phones to questions about faith, baptism, and what truly defines the Catholic Church, moving from heartfelt concerns about re-baptism to passionate exchanges with skeptics like Rich, who challenges Jesus’s divinity and the origins of Catholic belief. He fields queries on confession and rituals, all while offering sharp insights, scriptural responses, and the occasional smile when listeners push back or disagree. Calls range from bewildered to bold, and Patrick doesn’t shy away from the tough stuff as he meets every topic, from indulgences to religious freedom, head on. Justin - I feel like Holy Spirit is calling me to be rebaptized. My pastor does not agree and won't do it. Do you have any thoughts? (00:34) Rich - I discovered that Jesus denounced Catholicism, so how could he be the founder? (09:08) John - Do we need to say the Act of Contrition before you get Absolution? (23:04) Dolores – Should we place limitations on the rights of the religious? Didn't Utah have to renounce polygamy before it became a state? (31:14) Patrick shares some emails in response to Rich’s call earlier in this hour Nick - I was baptized as a Ukrainian Catholic. I had the sacrament of Confirmation as an infant. How was this valid? (40:04) Doug - What is required to get a plenary indulgence? (42:41) Originally aired 10/30/2025

Patrick spotlights the surge of antisemitism, weaving together remarks from Pope Leo XIV, clips from Douglas Murray and Mosab Hassan Yousef, and firsthand stories from everyday voices. Conversations twist and turn through political unrest, religious tensions, and the worries of Western societies as Patrick raises questions about faith, identity, and security. Even moments of personal reflection and listener calls crackle with urgency, challenging Catholics to respond in this climate of growing hostility. Pope Leo XIV condemns rise of antisemitism (Patrick translates) – (03:31) https://x.com/breeadail/status/1983501738024816649 Audio: Douglass Murray, "what level of evil do you have to fall into . . ." (09:52) (https://x.com/VividProwess/status/1983458795222110602 Audio: Mosab Hasan Yosef, son of Hamas founder, warning is clear: "if you support terror, you are the enemy – (14:21) https://x.com/adi13/status/1982646723915948070?s=46&t=m_l2itwnFvka2DG8_72nHQ Audio: “it’s jihad against civilization” - Mosab Hassan Yousef - https://x.com/adi13/status/1981563717662670891?s=46&t=m_l2itwnFvka2DG8_72nHQ Audio: Mosab Hassan Yousef (son of Hamas founder) ruthlessly destroys Hamas's false narrative - https://x.com/LizaRosen0000/status/1912358038066823275 Audio: Dov Hikind on Real America - recent attacks in Israel against our Christian brothers and sisters are despicable and must be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law – (25:38) https://x.com/hikinddov/status/1947472780683055241?s=46&t=m_l2itwnFvka2DG8_72nHQ Audio: Nigel Farage answering press questions about Muslims threatening Jews and others in public - and strongly condemns what he describes as "proper racism" and intimidation during a masked protest march in Tower Hamlets over the weekend – (32:21) https://x.com/ukj0n/status/1982823348577948000?s=46&t=m_l2itwnFvka2DG8_72nHQ Audio: Nigel Farage addressing parliament regarding Muslim immigration - https://x.com/yossibenyakar/status/1982788225719505187?s=46&t=m_l2itwnFvka2DG8_72nHQ Audio: UK Muslims bragging about how they’re not here to take part, they’re here to take over – (37:59) https://x.com/wgthink/status/1934219429660823654?s=46&t=m_l2itwnFvka2DG8_72nHQ Fr. Volodymry - I was fired from a Catholic hospital because I was accused of being anti-Islamic. Your show about Dearborn MI really struck me. How is it that we are allowing this Islamic? (41:13) Audio: Women increasingly in danger in the UK because of Islamic immigrants – Alex Phillips says she's never felt as unsafe in London as she does now - https://x.com/basil_tgmd/status/1982381720189255934?s=46&t=m_l2itwnFvka2DG8_72nHQ Originally aired 10/30/2025

Patrick answers listener questions on the Holy Eucharist, grief, prayer after tragedy, and tough calls about family boundaries and school choices. He responds to inquiries about supporting Jewish people and addresses scriptural tension between Jesus’s rebukes and his love, weaving in Catholic teaching on keeping Sunday holy and the importance of inner healing. Kevin (email) – Is there ever any reason to put the Consecrated Host in one’s pocket? (01:53) Angela - My friend's husband committed murder suicide. How can I pray through this? (12:15) Justin - As Christians, I know we are supposed to support our Jewish friends. Why are we called to support them if they don't even believe in Jesus? (18:27) Brittney - What are your thoughts at looking at schools for non-Catholic kids? I don't have any Catholic schools near me. (25:34) Maria - My sister was asked by brother and her son to go on a vacation. My brother allows his college age children to sleep with their boyfriends and girlfriends. Should they go? (31:23) Robert - When Jesus told the Pharisees that they were descendants of the devil has always bothered me. This seems to contradict what you are saying about being kind to Jews. (38:24) Butch - A couple of my coworkers feel deer hunting is more important than going to Church. What is your definition of keeping the Sabbath on Sunday? (43:43)

Patrick welcomes candid questions and fires back with sharp, scripture-steeped answers, smoothing out confusion around why Catholics call priests “Father” and why the Church doesn’t actually forbid foods or marriage. He fields a rare hypothetical question about what would happen if the Pope broke the seal of confession, and spells out the boundaries of canon law while tossing in personal stories and plenty of warmth. Parents get bracing advice about protecting kids’ faith, resource tips, and a reminder that TikTok should never edge out Catholic truth. John - I am teaching a Catechism class to kids. A kid asked me what would happen if the Pope broke the seal of Confession? (00:33) Manny - In Matthew 23, it says to call no man “Father”. Why do we call our Catholic priests Father if the Bible tells us not to? Also, my son is wondering how we can defend 1 Timothy 4 as Catholics? (07:11) Christie - My 12-year-old wants to know if it’s okay for him to go to a Protestant Church with his older adult brother? (24:05) Carmen (email) - I was not aware that the Baptist were so anti Catholic. (37:00) Reza - I was a Muslim and married my wife who was a Catholic. I converted 15 years ago. My daughter asked me to be the godfather. We went to their Parish. Parish told me that I could not be her godfather because I was not married in the Church. Can you help me? (38:49) Bill - My friend was upset about the Synod on Synodality. Will this put ultimate authority in the hands of the laity? (46:39)

Papal authority, scandal at school, messy family dynamics, and uncomfortable theological debates all land in the spotlight, each sparking wisdom, Church history, and straight talk from Patrick Madrid. Chris – Is it true that any Catholic could be the Pope? (00:44) Parker - A friend of mine has premarital sex and is a Eucharistic minister. Is it ok to receive Communion from her knowing what she does? (20:05) Jerod - I have heard that the dietary laws kept by the Apostles was so they would not be in conflict with other Jews. Why didn't they include not eating pork and shellfish? (23:34) Lori - Can you help me understand how couples living together who are not married can receive Holy Communion? Can a bishop give a dispensation for this? (38:09) Shella (email) – Is it a sin to take Holy Communion from someone living in mortal sin? (44:12)

Patrick answers questions about OCIA fees, simony, and sacramental theology. Calls spark deep exchanges on the meaning of Mass, forgiveness, and biblical interpretation, while personal stories about divorce and Church scandal bring raw honesty to the conversation. Throughout, he fields questions on funeral customs, prayers for the dead, and the mysteries of angels, never shying away from thorny subjects. Mark (email) – Where can I find your big list of books (www.relevantradio.com/patrick - and then click “Links”) (00:57) Dylon (email) – Paying a fee to receive the Holy Gift of Healing (02:51) Miro - I heard the Letter of Hebrews says there is no need for sacrificing. Why do we need the sacrifice of Mass? (08:58) Mary - I think that the book “Primal Loss” has made a difference in my life. (20:31) Linda - What is a good resource that could help me address the sexual abuse crisis in the Church? My friend left the Church over this 45 years ago. (23:26) Jodi - What is an appropriate donation for a funeral mass to give to the priest? If the burial doesn't follow the Mass on the same day, do I give another donation on the 2nd day? (29:03) Saul (email) – How can you possibly know so much about angels and how they are created? (38:19)

Patrick responds to listeners grappling with family tensions over Catholicism, questions about marriage validity outside the Church, and struggles with how faith affects day-to-day life. Balancing compassion and clarity, he offers practical advice, references canon law, suggests helpful resources, and occasionally shares personal anecdotes. Prayers and honest conversation fill the air as Patrick encourages callers seeking hope and understanding. Dawn (email) - This morning my adult son lashed out in anger at me for being Catholic. I needed to get out of his truck and walk home. (00:46) Michael - Went to the conference with Scott Hahn that you recommended and it was great. (05:03) Joanna – Can I go to a wedding of non-Catholic Christians? (12:11) Jose - I am in a second marriage. I’m not sure if my first one was valid. (20:01) Robert - What is the Mother of Perpetual Help Prayer? (28:21) Kip – Is it wrong to assume that a marriage is valid or invalid? (35:05) Teresa - If a family member is living in sin, can you have them over for Thanksgiving dinner? Am I condoning sin? (43:40)

Patrick responds to real questions: marriage validity, conversion stories, suffering’s meaning, dispensations, and defining a cradle Catholic. Listeners hear stories about pressure at the altar, the power of Mass cards, spontaneous spiritual nudges, and the daily grind of faith. Flashes of biblical wisdom and practical advice ricochet through the episode, leaving room for both comfort and hard truths. Barbara – I heard a voice in adoration. How can I discern this and share it properly? (00:45) Sal - Can you define what cradle catholic is? (07:21) Liz - I think my marriage is invalid? Should we renew vows? (12:02) Jodi (email) – Is requesting a novena of Masses for a living priest acceptable? (19:32) John - How can I explain suffering to a loved one who is going through hard times? (22:10) Rose - Are arranged marriages valid? (29:43) Brad - Who gets a dispensation for missing mass? (37:55) Jarod - Acts 15:20 - How did the Apostles decide which Mosaic Law to follow? (45:32)

Patrick opens the episode reading a listener’s heartfelt struggle over faith, guilt, and family decisions, offering candid Catholic advice wrapped in empathy. Then, he fields a quirky question about the social media “6, 7” trend, weaving humor and reassurance while keeping the conversation anchored in both common sense and spiritual clarity. Suddenly, he’s guiding callers through thorny family situations and deep mysteries of the Trinity, all with that unmistakable blend of warmth, theology, and the gentle challenge to see everyday choices through a Catholic lens. Email – I have guilt for agreeing with my husband for him to have a vasectomy. He now refuses to reverse it. Is it sinful to continue to have marital relations with him? What can I do to get right with God? (01:41) Susan - My son is concerned about the trend of 67 being a 'mark of the beast'. What are your thoughts? (20:10) Jamie - My mother-in-law is remarrying a Protestant man. This is causing division in the family. What can I do? (32:19) Dan - I want to discuss the 1st Chapter of St. John. I feel this is a key chapter in understanding the oneness of the Godhead. What do you think? (39:02)

Patrick opens the phones to heartfelt questions and raw stories, offering straight talk on everything from Church teachings about faith healing seminars to the heartbreak of family breakups and addiction. He fields calls about civil weddings, the power of persistent prayer, and navigating tough family dynamics with empathy, urgency, and the wisdom of lived experience. Allan - What does the Church teach about faith healing? (00:32) Mary - My friend's daughter is 24 and is deciding not to get married in the Catholic Church. Does my friend have authority to tell her not to marry this guy? (08:51) Vince - When you are praying for someone who is going down a bad path, can prayer overcome a stubborn free will? (14:43) Sawyer - I had veered from the faith, but because my dad and grandmother prayed for me, I found my way back to the Catholic Church after 16 years of addiction. (23:43) Nancy - My ex-husband was addicted to porn and now my son is separating from his wife because of this. How can I talk to my son about this at Thanksgiving? (35:28) Jordon – Regarding healing retreats: Are we not all endowed with the gifts of the Holy Spirit? How are we supposed to figure out what our gifts are? (46:18)

Patrick fields pressing questions from listeners, sharing candid thoughts on funerals, Catholic liturgy, and the discomfort that comes with boundary-crossing moments at Mass. He takes questions about marriage struggles, the reality of affordable housing fears for seniors, and clears up confusion about saints interceding in our lives, using both scripture and Church tradition as his compass. Between updates on a centuries-old monastery’s closure, playful nods to Taco Tuesday, and nuanced guidance on canon law, Patrick blends gravity and warmth, meeting faith and daily life head-on. Peggy (email) - I was recently at a funeral Mass where "words of remembrance" were shared before the Liturgy of the Word (00:41) Patrick reads and responds to an email about struggling marriages and he hopes marriages can be saved and improved (03:32) Bunny (email) – I heard a homily where the bishop said that saints might not be able to hear us or help us (08:02) Michael - Affordable housing for seniors: what is our Christian perspective for this? (20:27) Matt (email) - If a couple, after years of marriage, become aware of an impediment that was present on their wedding day, but have no interest in separating, would their attempt at marriage be invalid and require being married again? (33:18) James (email) - In John 14:27, Jesus says: "Peace I leave with you; my peace I give to you. Not as the world gives do I give to you." Could you help me understand what kind of peace Jesus is offering us here? How is His peace different from the kind of peace we often seek or experience in the world? And how can we truly attain this kind of peace in our daily lives? (39:51) Last living grandson of 10th U.S. President John Tyler, dies at 96 (43:34) Egypt Closes St. Catherine’s Monastery: Confiscates Its Property and Evicts the Monks (46:56)

Patrick opens with a listener’s question about cursing and swearing, drawing on scripture and his own upbringing to argue why Christians should reject profanity. His response to callers brings a steady compassion, especially for a mother wrestling with her daughter’s difficult life decisions and for another listener overwhelmed by spiritual desolation, weaving in real-life advice alongside book suggestions. Preston (email) - Is cursing and swearing a sin? (00:59) Catherine - I am afraid that my daughter is heading for hell. Do you have any advice? (11:35) Richard - I think I have a solution to the women who just called: I think they are at the age now where they can live together in celibacy. Couldn't that be a solution? (18:38) Laura (email) – What is wrong with me? (22:38) Mike (email) – Jesus did claim to be God (37:02) Pat - I suffered for scruples for many years. Priest told me that if I couldn't swear on the Bible if something was a mortal sin, then you shouldn't worry about it. (39:01) Liz - You have prayed for a Philip to come into people's lives. Where did you get that from? (43:51) Mark - I hear condemnation going on. I think Laura needs some encouragement. I knew about a woman who was afraid to go to a Church for a similar reason. (45:33)

Patrick brings gratitude to the forefront, reflecting on everyday comforts like hot showers, electricity, and medicine that past generations never imagined, and urging listeners to reconnect with a spirit of thankfulness. He guides callers through raw, honest conversations about faith, suffering, prayer, and how even the smallest actions can bring hope, always tying their stories back to practical acts of love, humility, and remembering God’s mercy. In each exchange, Patrick reveals how a grateful heart transforms how he faces hardship, community, and life’s simplest joys. What are you thankful for? (00:20) Becky - I have Parkinson's disease and am meeting with a Deacon. He and a friend are doing a deliverance prayer over me. Is this ok? (09:54) Pat - Gratefulness is a magnet for miracles. Being grateful opens your heart to God. I have found this to be very meaningful. (15:08) Christine - I agree with what you are saying about gratitude. It is important to remember history and always remember it. (17:15) Pam - I wanted to thank Patrick. You talked about St. Pio. A miracle happened to me. (21:41) Carlos - I find that serving others can help you overcome this feeling of struggling to love God. When you help others, you will come to God. (27:09) Tom - Why in the Middle Ages did God allow the Church to become so corrupt? (31:29) Jacquelyn (email) – Can I bless my son with Holy Water? (38:35) Stephanie - My 3-month-old son was sick, and my husband stayed home with him and my daughter. Was it a sin of omission not to take her? Also, I feel guilty for not helping the poor more. (43:38)

Patrick weaves together commentary from Elon Musk on humanoid robots and their impact on society with listener questions about Catholic practices, exploring everything from the future of AI in healthcare to personal tales of spiritual encounters at home. Questions on confession, salvation, forgiveness, and the meaning of faith ripple through. Tension hums beneath the surface as Patrick challenges outside perspectives on Church tradition, technology, and what it means to live with meaning in a rapidly changing world. Audio: Elon - Optimus will ultimately be better than the best human surgeon and will end poverty (00:19) Angela - Is it okay to use the 'peace sign' at mass? (05:51) John - Our Parish priest used blessed salt to bless our house. Can you explain blessed salt? (10:55) Bill (email) - During the communion rite at Mass, the congregation recites a short passage, "Lord, I am not worthy....." just before the priest consumes the bread and wine. What is the origin of that passage? (21:34) Todd (email) - How does someone outside the catholic faith that can’t go to confession receive forgiveness after committing a mortal sin? If they are sorry for that sin, is that enough or are they destined for hell? (25:59) Mark - Do you believe that the Protestant request for forgiveness is rejected? (37:48) Wally - I was in line for Communion. I dropped the Eucharist and picked it up. The priest took it and ate it and gave me another one. (48:40)

Patrick opens with reflections on shifting from liberal to more conservative perspectives, mixing personal anecdotes with sharp observations about culture wars, gender ideology chaos, the tug-of-war over political labels, and the confusion sparked by celebrity-driven trends. He answers hard-hitting questions about Catholic confession details and the proper use of anointing of the sick, offering grounded explanations. Unfiltered and honest through it all, Patrick threads witty encouragement with a resolve to speak faith-filled truth, no matter how noisy the world gets. Audio: Holly Valance - Everyone starts as a lefty . . . and then you go to the right. Holly is an Australian-British actress, singer, and model - https://x.com/basil_tgmd/status/1985287164951666776?s=46&t=m_l2itwnFvka2DG8_72nHQ (19:00) Audio: Bill Maher on going too far left - https://x.com/TedNugent/status/1985799873568915850 (01:24) Audio: Yorkshire bloke asks why the calling regular people “far right” - Question Time Live From Bradford 30th Oct 2025 - Fiona Bruce presents an hour of debate from Bradford. On the panel, the Culture secretary Lisa Nandy MP, Harriet Cross MP; Matt Goodwin and Faiza Shaheen. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZV74yuNr_0E (02:49) Audio: You are a woman and you have a womb. Kristan Hawkins, who is the CEO of the Pro-Life Generation and President of Students for Life of America and Students for Life Action - https://x.com/4thOfJuly365/status/1988374209891037249 (14:23) Sherry - I fact checked and it seems like the parents decide the transgender of their kids and not the government. Is that True? (21:14) Penelope - My child is transgender: There are a lot of resources in the Church that help me in carrying this cross. (28:54) Email – Priest told me I don’t have to list the number anymore when confessing, just the sin. Peter - They have anointing of the sick at my parish. Is that normal? (42:15) Paul - Vatican Document of the title of Mary as Co-redemptrix: What do you think of it? And do you think that Mary as co-redemptrix is contained in the Dogma of the Assumption. What do you think? (47:22)

Patrick takes on everything from the latest Vatican statement about Mary’s titles to questions about relics, biblical book origins, and how prayers for the dead might work. He mixes personal devotion with clear teaching, focusing on what Catholics actually believe. Patrick continues his conversation with Paul from the end of the last hour: What do you think of the Vatican Document of the title of Mary as Co-redemptrix? (00:42) Theresa (11-years-old) - Is the Garden of Eden a place? (18:56) Thomas - I think people should evangelize using Relevant Radio. I used to try to evangelize at my job but suggesting Relevant Radio is much better. (24:22) Gale - Book of Daniel 13-14: This chapter is not in Protestant Bibles and in the NAB it’s in a different place. Why did translators make these changes? (29:17) Pat - A friend of mine's husband passed away. He believed in a superior being, but not God. Should I pray for him? (41:02) Mark - Where is the original veil of Veronica located? I have heard 2 different things. (46:40)

Patrick opens the hour reckoning with the Vatican’s Marian document, mixing his personal devotion and firm theological stance as he sorts out why its language stirs confusion and heated opinions. Calls ricochet from vocational discernment and science-versus-faith debates, including dinosaurs and human origins, to urgent family worries about conversion and the Catholic core, and Patrick responds fast, sometimes with book recommendations, sometimes pointed scriptural references, always nudging for clarity. Paul (email) - There was no reason for this document about our Mother Mary to be produced and sent out. As you mention, it has only caused more confusion, division, and dis-unity among the faithful (00:41) Connie - I am 30 and in OCIA. Is discerning religious life something converts should do and when should they do it? Am I too old? (10:57) Maria - Did the dinosaurs really exist on earth. How long has it been since the first humans were here on earth? (19:20) Lee - Will we celebrate the anniversary Mortalium Animos? (26:19) John - Why do some Christians wear a cross without Jesus? (36:23) Shannon - Should I read Catholicism Against Itself? How can I respond to someone who is reading this book? (42:42)