Patrick answers listener questions about the protestant reformation, if it’s okay not to say grace before a meal, communion services, and if the bible is mimicking older pagan stories.
- Virginia – I was not married in the Catholic Church, but because of your show I learned how important it is to be married in the Church. Thank you!
- Colleen – Was there any good that came from the protestant reformation that the Catholic Church was able to use?
- Patrick responds to an email asking, why do we say “Lord, be with you?”
- Patrick responds to an anonymous email from a man who got drunk and hit his wife. He thanks Patrick for reading his previous email and for Patrick’s advice.
- Patrick recommends the book “Dying for a Drink” and a Catholic organization called https://www.calixsociety.org/
- Kaylee – If you are eating with people who don’t pray before eating and you decide to not pray either, is that a sin?
- Patrick recommends the book, “Surprised by Truth”
- Carol – My adult daughter is in a play that is inappropriate. If we don’t go, it will cause division in the family. What should we do?
- Alicia – How do you respond to someone who say they are Catholic but they are not in the Catholic Church?
- Ronny – Thank you for your positive outlook towards our Pope.
- Rosie – Are Communion Services a valid way to receive Jesus in the Eucharist?
- Sarah – What is your opinion on people saying the Bible is mimicking pagan stories?
- Gale – It does say in the bible that we should not add or remove anything from the Scriptures. How do we address this as Catholics?
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