What does the Catholic Church and biker clubs have in common? Hint, it’s not a love for sentimental tunes of Air Supply. Patrick also takes on more serious topics such as the Kingdom of the Divine Will movement and the complex legacy of Louisa Piccaretta. Patrick shares his concerns about the theological issues within the movement and speaks about the aggressive reactions he’s observed from its fervent followers when faced with criticism.
- Sophia (8-years-old) – Who is the most important angel? (00:36)
- Agnes (10-years-old) – Are we cannibals for eating the Eucharist?
- Elizabeth – Comment regarding Toni- We give rides to folks who don’t have any other way to get to Mass. We also help to arrange confession for them.
- John – There have been a lot of protests regarding Israel. What should we think about the sacrifice of the Red Heifer? (10:12)
- Mark – If a child dies before the age of reason, should we not be at least happy they’re in Heaven?
- Joanne – My sister is near death. She hasn’t been to Church in over 50 years. How do I even bring up the sacraments with her?
- Margaret – Has the Luisa Piccarreta and the Divine Will devotion been approved by the Church?
- Lee – Biker music!
- Patrick from NJ – I’ve become really Catholic because of Relevant Radio. I want to encourage people not to give up! (35:49)
- Joe – What does the Church think of predestination? (38:02)
- James – Where does Jesus give authority to forgive sins? (45:45)
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