Patrick delves into the fires of purgatory, Catholic politicians and their public duties, and the delineation between Catholic and non-Catholic communion. 

• Eliana (13-years-old) – Why is purgatory depicted as a fiery place? (01:23)
• Joe – Biden claims to be a devout Catholic but his actions speak louder than words. Why isn’t he excommunicated? (05:08)
• Betty – If someone is baptized as a Protestant, can they receive communion in the Catholic Church? (12:03)
• Charlene – Is it okay to allow a transgender person do Mass readings? (20:03)
• Carol – I am a Baptist and we believe that it is in ‘remembrance’ but not the real Body and Blood of Christ. We are all able to go to communion so long as you believe Jesus died on the Cross for you or me. (25:06)
• Irene – My sister is a non-practicing Catholic. She was married outside the Church than got remarried again outside the church. Is that a valid marriage?
• Mike – Is the rebellion of the fallen Angels part of the deposit of faith and sacred tradition? (41:10)

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