Patrick continues the contentious issue of a husband requesting a DNA test— is it a breach of trust or a quest for truth? Judy shares her heart-wrenching experience, and Chris advocates for discernment over secrecy. Ethical dilemmas abound as Patrick questions the wisdom of taking advice from questionable sources. Then, shifting to the spiritual, Patrick discusses the history and power of the Prayer to St. Michael, and the transformative experience of pilgrimage.

• Patrick shares emails coming in about the new dad who asked his wife of 10 years for a DNA test
• Joyce – It is obvious to us that this guy is a liar. I think he is having an affair and that’s why he’s blaming her (07:02)
• Tim – I was married for 20 years and I questioned my 5-year-old daughter’s curly hair. Years later, I found out her blood type was not the same as my wife and I. It came out that she was not my blood daughter but I still see her as my daughter. (14:56)
• Jesse – Is it okay to say the prayer to saint Michael at the end of Mass? (17:43)
• Ken – My wife cheated on my 4 times but I took her back, but eventually she left me for good. When do the vows not apply anymore? (23:17)
• Ellen – DNA testing: Where was the guy in the 9 months she was pregnant. Why did he not question it sooner?
• Jerod – I dealt with depression and what helped me was Neurofeedback therapy (34:44)
• Denise – My daughter is going to a college at the age of 42. One of her classes shows porn and rape films. She was abused by her father as a child. When she wrote to the dean, he said it was not his problem. What should she do?
• Lynn – In the world that we live in today, the youth are being bombarded with lies. Without Jesus in our life, we will be falling into the devil’s traps.

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